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Re: BrickTopia Far East Travel Agency
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Sun, 13 Apr 2003 14:17:33 GMT
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Hi,
I didn't originally see your response (I usually only monitor a post for
about a week after I post it).
Thanks for the compliments.
The Star Wars Museum was an enhancement of the Euphoria Monorail Station.
Your guess is correct in that the SW Museum and the Travel Agency cannot
exist at the same time.
The Travel Agency used up every last 1x6x9 curved clear panel in my
inventory ( All 84 of them!). I still have a few of the smaller panels left
as well as the large 6x6x9 corner panels.
I think that the Scorpion Palace is worth $50. I have 4 (although I am able
to get them for only $40 due to having a relative who is a Disney employee
who gets a 20% discount at the LEGO store on Disney property.) In addition
to the onion domes, the arches, columns, and fencing are all great parts
(and many parts such as the 2x2x12 supports and the 1x12x3 arches are
extremely rare otherwise).
"Andrew P. Saada" <apsaada@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:HC0ABo.GoC@lugnet.com...
> Brad,
>
> This is gorgeous! When I saw it last week I was in awe! I had some time
> today to look thoroughly at all of the pictures and read the accompanying
> descriptions. The architecture is a wonderful blend. The window
> arrangement and the layout of the various domes works extremely well. I
> like the intricate detailing of the main level as well as the texture of • the
> different pillars. The story is also great! "These tear-dropped spaces • are
> too small to use for offices. They are purely ornamental and their obvious
> expense (and wasted space) is intended to highlight the success of the Far
> East Travel Agency." Does Bricktopia have a 'Committee for Sustainable
> Design' cause I think this Travel Agency is going to pay for some heavy
> violations. ;-)
> Keep up the fantastic work! Oh, I really need to spend more time looking
> through your stuff. I saw your post of the Euphoria Monorail Station last
> summer but was not posting then (just started last month). I was amazed • by
> its aesthetic design and that someone had that many Jango Slave I
> windscreens already! Furthermore, when visiting now I saw the Star Wars
> Museum. WOWWWEEE! It's a beauty! When did you post about this? I don't
> suppose it and the Far East skyscraper are both constructed at the moment,
> eh? Cause if they are then you have an even crazier amount of Paradisa
> windows than I thought you had. Regarding the Star Wars museum, I really
> really like the undulating form of the glass windows. Those pillars are
> also wonderful! Very innovative...made me think of FLWright's similar
> design in the Johnson Wax Building.
> http://www.greatbuildings.com/buildings/Johnson_Wax_Building.html
> Again, keep the amazing creations coming. And do you think the Scorpion
> Palace is worth the $50 tag? Otherwise from which vendor/seller/site • would
> you suggest finding those onion domes?
>
> ciao & salaam,
> Andrew Saada
>
> In lugnet.announce.moc, Brad Hamilton writes:
> > Here is my latest skyscraper. It is a combination of East Indian and
> > Modern, Western architectural styles. • [...]
> > Main BrickTopia Web Site
> > http://members.cox.net/bhamilto1/topia/topia.htm
> >
> > Feedback is appreciated
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