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Re: Mountain/Quarry
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Date: 
Wed, 27 Nov 2002 20:34:22 GMT
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In lugnet.trains, Kevin Salm writes:
In lugnet.trains, Chris Leach writes:

Spencer in out GATS show in jan. we will have Larrys mountain,paul J.s
mountain/church, something from Jason and maybe a drop with a bridge from
Amy so we may have 4 different elevations....Chris


Different elevations are neat.  I have not had good-looking results doing this
yet, but someday I hope to figure out how to do it well.


After looking at all of the pics in the folder, I am quite amazed at the amount
of SandGreen slopes used on this Red building:
http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?i=277944

Well, good.  I was hoping someone would be amazed. :) And thank you!

Actually, it wasn't too bad.  Only 3 bricklink orders.  There were a few
sellers out there who had amassed small hordes of these bricks.  I think I
hit all the major hordes.  Luckily no one else wanted to do this, or I would
have been out of luck.

This particular brick is hard.  It appears most frequently in set 7000
<http://guide.lugnet.com/set/7000 Young Ankylosaurus>, with a whopping 4.  I
needed 300.  I was hoping to find the legendary warehouse of cheap lego with
this set as the star, but that never happened.  And this building was,
truthfully, way out of scale.  It should be 4 times as big.  But windows and
sand green slope cost prevented it.

Anyway, as soon as I get my pictures developed, I will post an announcement
on this building.  Seems people are really liking it.  That makes me happy.

I suspect that somebody has been busy accumlating Sand Green slopes for some
time.  Chris???
Now, if only we had convex and concave corners in SandGreen plus some other
sizes including 75 degree......


Amen!
Thoa, my next copper roof building may be done with plates.  I think the
texture will be more accurate with plates anyway.

Nice work all around, MichLug.  Wish I could get to some of these shows in
person.  Excellent inspiration for the rest of us, tho.


__Kevin Salm__

-Alfred



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(...) Different elevations are neat. I have not had good-looking results doing this yet, but someday I hope to figure out how to do it well. After looking at all of the pics in the folder, I am quite amazed at the amount of SandGreen slopes used on (...) (22 years ago, 26-Nov-02, to lugnet.trains)

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