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Re: New Pics: Buildings!Buildings!Buildings! Exotic Colors:-)
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lugnet.town
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Wed, 14 May 2003 18:46:30 GMT
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In lugnet.town, Jonathan Lopes writes:
> Nice stuff. I really like the large gray building....looks like the
> warehouse/factory buildings in Long Island City, Queens. I like the look of
> the first floor with the 'blocked in' windows.
Thanks, Jonathan. That building is an interesting story. I actually built it
over a year ago; I originally built it to appear on the GMLTC layout, but
another building ended up taking its place:
http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?i=73539
Your assessment is precisely the effect I was after-- nothing fancy, just a
plain, drab, backdrop building. The original idea was to create a plain
building that wouldn't compete visually with the impressive GMLTC train station
(which was in the foreground)
> I actually like the Maersk blue and sand green coloring for buldings as well
> (the pink can go :o)
lol I didn't really want to use pink, but I thought it worked well with the
sand green and I *had* it but didn't know what to *do* with it (so I used it:-)
...they come off as a little muted (as opposed to the
> overbearing brightness of typical colors, blue, red etc).
Well spoken, my Ashcan friend. We are of one mind here!
> Which buildings that you created do you consider 'brownstones'? I wonder if
> brownstone has a different meaning in different parts of the country? To me
> a brownstone is a city type house....not necessarily having a street level
> store. Usually a building (brick, stone, mortar...not wood) with a basement
> apartment, first, 2nd and 3rd floors--all livable.
lol my misnomer. I *literary* meant brown stones (ie the brown buildings:-) My
buildings are more of the type of having a business on the first floor, and
apartments above. Front stairs eat up real estate, and my idea was too make
these as thin as possible.
Thanks for the comments, brother;-)
JOHN
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