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Re: New street
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Mon, 20 Mar 2006 20:07:38 GMT
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In lugnet.town, Timothy Gould wrote:
--SNIP--
PS. X-posted to .trains

PPS. Did I ever share this link with you
(http://www.vestaldesign.com/projects/modelrr/)? You may find it
interesting

This is precisely the feel I am going for.  Excellent link!  I just can't bring
myself to paint the lego bricks though.  (graffiti, burn/smoke marks etc.)

I might give a shot at that Bronx auto building with a light yellow body and
sand blue lettering.

Thanks, as always.

Jonathan

I heard of someone (can't remember who) stocking up on low quality used bricks
to use for that sort of thing. It's certainly a cheap way to add texturing.
Another possibility would be to use stickers for graffiti but that depends on
your purity level ;)

Tim

What I did for the gray building is us a few old gray bricks here and there.
The rest is bley.  I like the way it looks.  I am thinking that down the road I
will want to add signage and things and may include graffiti stickers along with
that.  I work in book production and have already spoken with a few designers
about my stickers.  Also, one of my printers in China is sending me some static
sticker samples so I can see if they are workable with Lego.  I am hoping they
are so they don't funk up the bricks.

Jonathan



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(...) I'd noticed that. It's very effective. Looks to me like you do the same thing with old brown with sprinklings of new brown too. If you look a misterzumbi's work ((URL) he throws in dark orange too sometimes. (...) Oh that sounds excellent. (...) (19 years ago, 20-Mar-06, to lugnet.town)

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--SNIP-- (...) I heard of someone (can't remember who) stocking up on low quality used bricks to use for that sort of thing. It's certainly a cheap way to add texturing. Another possibility would be to use stickers for graffiti but that depends on (...) (19 years ago, 20-Mar-06, to lugnet.town)

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