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Re: The Brickfrenzy Design Studio is done!
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lugnet.storage, lugnet.general
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Sun, 15 Sep 2002 03:02:53 GMT
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Adrian Drake wrote:
> >
> > > After about 6 months of off-again on-again work, I've finally moved into
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> > the
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> > > new Brickfrenzy Design Studio. This project was a full conversion of a
> > > "rec-room" style basement into a lighter, cleaner space suitable for all
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> > my
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> > > Lego needs. If you're wondering why I haven't built anything in 6 weeks,
> > > this is why.
> > >
> > > Check out the fun!
Wow, Adrian. Looks *very* nice. Congradulations on a job well done;
you now posses a well above-adequate LEGO building room. And
considering how often we all do LEGO, thats practically your whole life,
so indeed, better make it a nice place :)
In lugnet.storage, Jon Palmer writes:
> > Very cool Adrian! Thanks very much for the story. I absolutly love reading
> > about stuff like this. I also have to admit I have a weak spot for
> > basements. There are almost none where I live. They seem like they would
> > be incredibly cozy, fixed up like this of course.
Yikes. Man, I practically live in a basement.
Seriously. When we moved here two years ago, I negotiated into trading
what would have been my room upstairs for the basement. Everything I
own is down here, including my bed. I pretty much spend my life down
here. I roam upstairs every so often, to forage for food, and to see
sunlight. And sometimes, I actually go outside to walk to Gamestop to
buy the game I had a preorder on.
It's not nearly as bad as yours (Adrians) before you fixed it up; it's
painted white with a tiled floor of brown and various
tans randomly patterning it (er...a random pattern? aw, don't bother
askin.) Around 70% of the rooms perimiter there is a brown wooden
"wall" that is pushed about 8-10 inches into the room, up to about 4'
from the ground. The top of this composes a never-ending shelf all
around the room that is pretty useful.
I have always wanted to paint the whole room white, and get carpet; as
it is, I have a huge carpet piece under the LEGO section (yea, I build
on the ground). Your adventures in basement upgrading inspire ascending :)
And Jon, yea, basements may be pretty cool, but until you've been in
one, you don't know how they attract dust, and spiders. Every so often
I look in a bin of LEGO to see that a spider decided that it was open
real estate.
--Josh
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