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Ideas , everyone has a lot of ideas . It varies from person to person and God has given us this unique gift called "Idea" , an Idea can change someone's life in a positive way simultaneously changing someone else's in a negative way . So few days back , there was this conceptual photo that I created which I shared on my facebookpage . That was totally an inspired work and I mentioned in the caption there that I did not have any credits behind the basic concept of that very photograph . Anyway so one of my fans from Facebook maybe missed the description section of the photo and was accusing me that I copied the photo . My answer was yes , because he probably did not get the thing there ! The Thing was my photo and the photo which inspired me both looked kind of similar but they were created with different perspectives , different Ideas . One can recreate a photo of something but they will always have their unique Ideas and Perspective behind their work . So yah once again , "IDEAS ARE BULLETPROOF" period .
I have SO many ideas... Im just not sure how to make them more than just a little thought in my mind
Maybe I should see a doctor ? I still have these hallucinations ...
Il faudrait peut-être que j'aille consulter un médecin ? j'ai encore ces hallucinations ...
I created a LEGO project called The Beginning of LEGO History it is based on Ole Kirk Kristiansen's house and I built the house for LEGO's 90th anniversary this year.
If you like this project and want it to become a real lego set then support it than on ideas.lego.com/projects/ddb75bfd-f764-4f83-86cb-25501c7a685e
Share the project with your friends if you like or on social media :)
“The difficulty lies not so much in developing new ideas as in escaping from old ones. – Keynes”
Macro Monday project – 12/02/13
“Lit by candlelight”
Let's say you need a roof. Let's say you need it for your huge AT-AT model :) .
Wedge plates have numerous limitations and the most obvious one is lack of variety. (Also, they are studded and have terrible, toothed edges) So if you need specific angles of a trapezoid, studless roof (for your AT-AT, for instance ;) ), you need something better.
The red parts you see here are plates 1 x 4 with studs on ends. The rest is obvious. I positioned the red plates MORE OR LESS in the right place, but you need to experiment to achieve a desired angle between yellow plates. There are lots of studholes to be used, you know :) .
When you're done with experimenting, just add a mirror reflection of your setup symetrically and there you have it - a trapezoid roof. You may also need to strenghten the red plates, adding another big plate underneath.
Project here: ideas.lego.com/projects/83253ca7-1e0f-4a9d-afff-0de146cd1a16
Also video building all of this: www.youtube.com/watch?v=WTcoNlbOjYQ
The hand is supposed to be mine trying to reach from under all the artsy clutter below (my projects) reaching futily toward the other ideas I don't have time to do. Think Monty Python. hehe
This was done on a large Moleskine Cahier blank journal as a product demo for AMP. The Cahier is bound in kraft paper card stock and has the classic Moleskine pocket in the back.
I sound like a used car salesman. LOL Ok, did a collage using various handmade papers and collage elements from Autumn Moon Paper. I've made notes as to which paper is which.
So I started an Instagram around a month ago and have a couple plans for it.
1. I'll will mostly post the same photos that I post on Flickr, but will maybe post some alternate shots to keep things fresh on there.
2. If any of you guys want to contact me it will be through Instagram. I still check Flickr Mail, but very rarely.
3. Updates on stuff I'm working on will be on there to have "Flickr content" and "Instagram content".
So that's really it. If you want to follow me on Instagram, Its "legobatbrick". (I don't have a link)
Thanks again guys for the support
-LegoBatbrick
My winning model of Brickset's mascot Huwbot is on LEGO Ideas. Support is appreciated.
There's also instructions on him on Rebrickable. Build your own now! Made by enigmatic mysterys person.
This bit refurbished version is photographed and assembled by Brickset's Huw, used here with permission. Thanks Huw!
Check out the LEGO Ideas project! If you like it, please click on that Support button and feel free leave your feedback! :)
Thanks for awesome renderings for gabzannotti!