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In lugnet.trains, Dave Schuler wrote:
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In lugnet.trains, John Neal wrote:
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In lugnet.trains, Dave Schuler wrote:
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All good-natured snark aside, these really do produce a remarkably lovely
scene. Terrific job on the trees themselves, and this new-colored foliage
is a great addition to the palette!
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All good-natured snark aside, you have proven to be right in so many ways,
Dave! I have become a total fan of clones, especially when they are produced
by fans themselves. Pandora’s box is open; let the mayhem ensue!
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As long as the end result is good, I’m all for clones and even for the mixing
of clone brands, though I admit that I tend to be brand-pure in any given MOC
(despite my usual “can’t we all get along” stance on clones).
I seem to recall a very nice LEGO rose from a few years back, though I can’t
find the thread. Was that yours as well? If so, then you certainly have a
knack for brick-based foliage!
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If you are referring to
these, then
yes, they were mine as well (My son Ross designed the vase:-) Who, BTW,
graduates from college in 2 weeks! C’est pas vrai!!
JOHN
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In lugnet.trains, John Neal wrote:
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In lugnet.trains, Dave Schuler wrote:
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All good-natured snark aside, these really do produce a remarkably lovely
scene. Terrific job on the trees themselves, and this new-colored foliage is
a great addition to the palette!
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All good-natured snark aside, you have proven to be right in so many ways,
Dave! I have become a total fan of clones, especially when they are produced
by fans themselves. Pandora’s box is open; let the mayhem ensue!
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As long as the end result is good, I’m all for clones and even for the mixing of
clone brands, though I admit that I tend to be brand-pure in any given MOC
(despite my usual “can’t we all get along” stance on clones).
I seem to recall a very nice LEGO rose from a few years back, though I can’t
find the thread. Was that yours as well? If so, then you certainly have a
knack for brick-based foliage!
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In lugnet.trains, Dave Schuler wrote:
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All good-natured snark aside, these really do produce a remarkably lovely
scene. Terrific job on the trees themselves, and this new-colored foliage is
a great addition to the palette!
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All good-natured snark aside, you have proven to be right in so many ways, Dave!
I have become a total fan of clones, especially when they are produced by fans
themselves. Pandora’s box is open; let the mayhem ensue!
JOHN
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In lugnet.trains, John Neal wrote:
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Steve Barile has created these great LEGO leaves in Fall colors, and I have
been building with them, and wanted to show them off:-) I’m planning on
swapping out all of the green trees on the TCLTC layout with “Steve’s Leaves”
every autumn, just as a fun change for the viewing public.
Here is what I’ve created so far:
BRICKSHELF FOLDER LINK
I still need to build some using the dark orange and brown leaves, too! As
you can see, the colors are fantastic; folks, you gotta get some of these! I
found them HERE
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Another gorgeous clone brand! I love it!
All good-natured snark aside, these really do produce a remarkably lovely scene.
Terrific job on the trees themselves, and this new-colored foliage is a great
addition to the palette!
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In lugnet.trains, John Neal wrote:
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Steve Barile has created these great LEGO leaves in Fall colors, and I have
been building with them, and wanted to show them off:-) I’m planning on
swapping out all of the green trees on the TCLTC layout with “Steve’s Leaves”
every autumn, just as a fun change for the viewing public.
Here is what I’ve created so far:
BRICKSHELF FOLDER LINK
I still need to build some using the dark orange and brown leaves, too! As
you can see, the colors are fantastic; folks, you gotta get some of these! I
found them HERE
Cheers!
JOHN
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Wow! That is awesome. I am supremely jealous, I’ve been wanting a forest like
that for years.
--Tony
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