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Re: Is a Giant Mona Lisa auction-worthy?
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Tue, 8 Aug 2000 02:56:52 GMT
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Sid,
It is certainly auction-worthy. Craftsmanship is king.
Set the price at what you feel it is worth, but don't feel hurt or suprised if
no one wants it at that price. I'd recommend starting it at roughly double what
the parts themselves might cost through the online sources (Pitsco-Lego-Dacta,
Lego Bulk, service, etc.) and let it go from there.
As for the comments regarding how other Lego artists develop their mosaics,
take that part off. It sounds like sour grapes, and your labor, graphed out or
not, certainly shows through.
Good luck.
- Sean
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 | | Re: Is a Giant Mona Lisa auction-worthy?
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| Sean, Thanks for the advice. And hey, that part about graph paper etc. DOES sound like sour grapes. Outside perspective always helps--which is why I came here in the first place! onedaycnn (Sid) (URL) (24 years ago, 8-Aug-00, to lugnet.people)
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| | Is a Giant Mona Lisa auction-worthy?
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| Hey guys, I'm in the middle of putting together a big Lego Mona Lisa--akin to the one on my website, only instead of using 1x2 plates, I'm using 1x2 *bricks*. I'm wondering if I should put it up for auction--the funds, of course, going to help pay (...) (24 years ago, 8-Aug-00, to lugnet.people)
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