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My second brick commander build, and one of my earliest successes. Pieces that match, colors looking good, of course, I realize after the picture was took that his lower light laser is missing.. ah well.

Red bricks wall in blue tone with an regular pattern as a background

1st row:

Broken stud Bayer

Marbled milky Bayer

Roman Numeral BASF

 

2nd row:

Bayer

 

3rd row:

ABCD

 

4th row:

Marbled ABCD

Orange B

7xC

It's pretty hard to take a bad picture of this eminently photographable back wall in downtown Penticton. Here is it a few years previously.

 

Can you spot the coat hanger?

 

I'll return here in the future to get a close up shot of that vent. (159a)

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More information and pics up: THE BRICK TIME

 

Be sure to visit the BrickLink-Shop: THE BRICK TIME - Store

 

Have a look at our LEGO Ideas Projekts

Train layout by Ronald Vallenduuk

Well today metró picked PostSecret. I figured I'm not that good at keeping secrets so here's my secret for The Rogue Players!

 

We have a secret group that we have that we use to trash talk all of you behind your back.

 

Also I have been having a secret conversation with NikkiFooFoo, and I think it's funny so I am gonna share it. It all started when we put in detention. Here are the mails that followed:

 

NikkiFooFoo

 

Uhoh. Am I in trouble?

 

ME!

 

Nope. But I loved the idea of the flick-off, and we are looking for another person to help out. We are thinking of having a competition, I'm typing from my Iphone. Il send you another message in a min

 

ME!

 

Alright back at the Mac.

 

So anyway, we have all noticed the work that you have done and we really appreciate your TDS skillz! We thought that if we have a silly competition, and have people try really hard, nothing would be funnier (to us) than if you and every other Rogue submitted half-assed attempts at photos that our admins can come up with, and then choose wieners at the end.

 

Any thoughts?

 

and Ps. Don't tell anyone, it's not worth your life.

 

Laters

 

Tom

 

pps. I have tomorrow off, I have ym or I can shoot you a cell number if you are a texting freak such as myself if you want to hear more.

 

again

 

Laters, and not worth being killed over

 

Tom

 

ppps. I think I left the stove on.... nope, never mind

 

Later

 

Tom

 

NikkiFooFoo

 

A competition?! Hot damn! I'm in!

 

I would absolutely sit and text with you (wait... "txt w/u") all day and insight shenanigans this world has seldom seen, however, I do not have the day off and will likely be doing housewifey duties all the live long day. (boooo...) I also don't have YM, well, because I suck, really, and not having messengers means I don't have to talk to people I don't want to. BUT!! I think it would be fun to set up a Flick-off... why just the name alone gives me the shivers, so I'll be checking in here any time I can gnaw my arm off and run from the shackles scrape up spare time between mopping and scrubbing.

 

I'm glad I've been a help to the group.

 

Valuing my life,

Nikki

 

p.s. Are you sure about that stove? You should check again. Jussayin'.

 

ME!

 

Hey! You were right! my stove was on!

And I'm off to bed.

 

Ps. I'm gonna play it up that you are in trouble, sorry.

 

Later

 

Tom

 

NikkiFooFoo

 

I'm like the life-alert things, only instead of coming to get you when you've fallen and can't get up, I remind you to shut off the stove.

 

I'll do what I can to get a text your way. I have no idea what my number is, though, but it starts off 330, ha!

 

Don't worry about the detention. We've got this breakfast club thing going on. Any minute now, "Don't you forget about me" is going to start playing in the thread.

 

G'night!

Nikki

 

ME!

 

Ugh.

 

ME!

 

ok here's what I was thinking, tell me what you would change or what you were thinking.

 

I am thinking that we could have four pictures. One from each admin, and all the members can try to mimic the picture, using the exact same, or artistically adapt, to do a version of the same picture. We could have it all in one thread, and see what people come up with. Not really to many rules, I don't want it to be to complicated. What do you think?

 

I'll be on and off all day.

 

Later

 

Tom

 

PS. The microwave is running. I will go catch it.

 

NikkiFooFoo

 

I would have been around more but turns out there's a sale at Gymboree that I couldn't miss so I spent a ridiculous amount of time elbowing other women in the face and fighting over shirts with daisies on them. My blood pressure is through the roof, but I did it.

 

"Brick killed a guy!"

 

"I know! With a trident!"

 

And I just found out my parents are coming for a visit. Huzzah.

 

In regards to the contest, I think you're on the right track. The pictures, however, have to be really ridiculously hard or bizarre. We can't make it too easy, ya know.

 

I'll think on it and get back to you. What do the other admin think?

 

Off to my happy place for the impending visit from my family,

Nikki

 

PS. Seriously. You need to get a leash for that microwave. Do you know how dangerous it is to just let yours run wild? It could be hit by a car or bite someone else who is taking their microwave for a walk, or knock up some other stray microwave and then what? You'd be stuck with a litter of Easy-Bake Ovens.

 

ME!

 

You were totally right about my microwave. My neighbor just came to the door and introduced me to my bastard toaster.

 

NikkiFooFoo

 

I know these things. It's probably one of those mutant bagel toasters too, isn't it? The bright side is that toaster support is low, but you will be responsible for cleaning the crumb trap two weekends a month and every other Christmas.

 

ME!

 

yeah, but next month there is a bring your lid to work day.... He knows he's not tupperware, but he wants to go anyway...

 

NikkiFooFoo

 

I was never a big proponent of that holiday. How is someone supposed to get work done with lids running around the office?

 

ME!

 

I know! Do you know how many of those lids haven't washed themselves!?!?! It smells like bad dairy products!

 

NikkiFooFoo

 

How am I suppose to work like that?

 

ME!

 

You're not. The stanky lidlets are a red herring. The Russians are trying to collapse your company.

 

NikkiFooFoo

 

They don't make Hallmark cards for that.

 

ME!

 

The odd thing is, they do. I don't know how they are able to capture the anger of the german language... But they do.... Damn that hallmark

 

NikkiFooFoo

 

Oh man! Hallmark cards in German cussing out the Russians?! I'm all over that. That's better than a "Get well soon" card any day!

 

William Gradwell was a major building contractor in Barrow-in-Furness. In 1855 he moved his business to Hindpool, Barrow, and set up a brickworks in Dalton Road capable of turning out 75,000 bricks a week.

Bricking Bavaria Exhibition @ 75 Jahre Stadtwerke Augsburg

 

Munich subway station "Candidplatz" very colorful station and a second generation train by Luca

Another brick shot from Day 41.

 

Taken Feb 10, 2012 in Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States

¹⁄₂₅₀₀ sec at f/3.2, ISO100, no flash.

Lens: EF50mm f/1.8 II

(820), (T5 & TT5), London Brick, (photo courtesy of SW).

... What bell?

 

guessed by Crughy

Nikon D90

Nikon AF Zoom-Nikkor 80-200mm f/2.8D ED

 

ISO 640

f/8

1/2000

0ev

80mm (120mm DX format)

A girl belong to brick kiln working family, Showing her spirit of joy after school.

I'm selling my 2x4 bricks and non-production parts. Contact me with offers if there are specific items you are interested in.

My first LEGO convention; I had a great time meeting with everyone! I got some really good deals both at the convention and at the LEGO Store's promotion "Taming of the Bulls", I won a Combine Harvester as a door prize and I was awarded two Brickees, so I was quite lucky!

 

From left to right: Bryan Bonahoom, Yours Truly, Jenn Wagner (a.k.a. The Brick Chick) and Joe Meno.

Natural hues that emerge and tell a silent yet profound story of history and endurance.

A true visual mosaic left by man, nature and time.

The remaining buildings have fallen into disrepair.

Driving around town the other day in pursuit of a couple of scavenger hunt items I happened to find a couple of interesting brick walls. This is a section of brick wall next to a door in an old church building. The style of the lantern seems very old fashioned.

All along upper Main Street of historic Clarkdale Arizona, decades of etchings and tiny graffiti decorate the vintage bricks: names, dates, romances, victories. Some are in pencil!

My latest project is to document the words while they are still there,

Displayed MOCs at Brick Fiesta 2013. All the MOCs were excellent, and there's a few that I didn't get pictures for; which is quite unfortunate.

 

Unless stated otherwise, these are not my creations.

I loved the brick work on this building in our town, Elyria, Ohio. I' m glad I took this photo because I didn't know but with in a week they tore it down.

This beautiful old farm house looked lonely with the hay growing up almost to the foundation. Little evidence of habitation, but the surrounding property was well maintained. Perhaps it is being used as a weekend retreat with the land rented out?

brick and stucco airplane bungalow in Thornton park, Orlando

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