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Photograph of shirt by Jason Weber with fabric designed by Shirley Blundell (Koalalady
Fabric available at Spoonflower.com under the name Old Brick Wall-
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It's been awhile since I last updated this project... Am really happy with this... Haha... the best I could do... Need to add a few more things before it's done... :D
On the Mercantile Building.
Built by Philip Pohlman around 1890 on a lot he won in a raffle. Using fired brick, said to be the first brick building in Temecula. The building was acquired by George A. Burnham and the business was known as G.A. Burnham & Son. The Burnham store closed in 1953. It is now rebuilt and functions as the entry to the new Temecula Community Theater.
By Sherrie Thai of ShaireProductions.com
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bricks, between bricks there is a difference in depth, areas of bricks are brighter and other darker, no shadows, no reflections, exterior
There are still a lot of the old mansions standing on the streets of Detroit's Brush Park neighborhood, but fancy new construction is quickly filling in all the gaps. There's a lot of visual whiplash.
Google Maps marks the house on the left as the John P. Fiske House, built in 1876 for a seller of china and crockery. If you look at the historic pictures from the Google car on Google maps, you can see that this part of town has been nothing but construction since about 2017. This has all changed wildly fast.
Closeup of grungy brick wall with peeling white paint.
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Two models built with instructions in the book: SpaceShipOne and an airboat. For the review, see The Brothers Brick.
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Bricks Cascade 2017 recap time!
First off, the general convention vibe was great. Compared to BrickCon, there was a lot more floor space, and yet the Technic section managed to be one of the most packed themes there. Everyone was quite welcoming, and new friends were made (always a plus)!
As for models, both the Koenigsegg and the Subarute were received very well. My last parts for the Subarute showed up on Saturday at 12:30ish, so I had to frantically build for a few hours to get the model to where it is now. Thankfully, it got done before Sunday's public hours, where it received quite a bit of attention. The Koenigsegg, of course, received it's usual "KOENIGSEGG!!!" and "Is that a Ferrari/Lamborghini/Saleen S5?" comments, and it was great seeing faces light up when I'd open the doors. The One:1 also won the award "Technic-al Achievement", which came with the Cargo Plane set you see in the photo (Convention organizers take note: trophies are better when they come with a set!).
On the topic of sets, I picked up two copies of 42063 while making a LEGO store run, along with the Claas tractor, which I and two other Technic builders drafted out (hence the big ziploc of Technic pieces). Off-screen are also two small boxes of system pieces that I'll need to sort through....
...which brings me to my next point. Everything in the picture (plus the two boxes of system and the Binary Clock model that's collecting dust) needs to be disassembled and sorted before I start my next model. Of course, I'm keeping the trophy intact, and I've got fairly accurate LDD models of both the Koenigsegg and the Subarute in the event that I need to rebuild them. The only thing is, my current LEGO sorting setup is already at the overflow point, and that's without the Koenigsegg and Subaru BrickLink orders (let alone the 3 sets and heaps of bulk). Guess it's time to buy some more storage containers!
Overall, Bricks Cascade was an absolute blast. It's great to finally go to a convention that's 20 minutes from home rather than 3.5 hours away, and the friendly environment made me feel quite at home. Plus, who can say no to free LEGO?
Of a type once ubiquitous-----but now almost vanished-----in old industrial Saint John.
This photo was taken in Rumford, Maine.
Bricks in the streets of Plant City's Historic District. These were made by the Southern Clay Mfg Company.
My brick built Clayface. Kinda based off of his appearance in BTAS, but altogether just whatever hulking creature I could make with the brown parts I had. I painted onto that top part for his face but I messed up a bit on the eyes and lower left part.
*Might rebuild him with mixel parts, and not sure why he's so dusty...every time I grab him he's covered in dust*