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Uberlag wrote:MAN I'm DYSLEXIC!
I read the words in the wrong order, my bad.

No prob; let's leave it at that, shall we?

Also, if you are going to make some urban vigs/bigs, you should use plenty of SNOT bricks and 1x1 bricks for standing up figures.

CommandoEighty-Oh wrote:

Uberlag wrote:MAN I'm DYSLEXIC!
I read the words in the wrong order, my bad.

No prob; let's leave it at that, shall we?

Also, if you are going to make some urban vigs/bigs, you should use plenty of SNOT bricks and 1x1 bricks for standing up figures.

Standing up figures? Huh?

Uberlag wrote:

CommandoEighty-Oh wrote:

Uberlag wrote:MAN I'm DYSLEXIC!
I read the words in the wrong order, my bad.

No prob; let's leave it at that, shall we?

Also, if you are going to make some urban vigs/bigs, you should use plenty of SNOT bricks and 1x1 bricks for standing up figures.

Standing up figures? Huh?

If you're making a vignette of a city or something like that, it's best to use SNOT bricks to make the streets look authentic. (grass and other rural terrains can remain with studs on top) But it's kind of hard to stand up all the figures on SNOT bricks, so stick some 1x1 bricks in between them. I saw this technique used in someone's Castle MOC on Eurobricks. He made a wall, a bridge, a bit of grass, and a river. The river and grass were SOT bricks, while the wall and bridge were SNOT bricks. But there were tons of skeletons and crown knights crowding the bridge! They'd normally fall over, so he put some 1x1 studs in between them to stand up the figs on the SNOT bricks. Pretty ingenious of him, if you ask me.

SNOT bricks are pretty hard to hard to get.

Commander Faie wrote:SNOT bricks are pretty hard to hard to get.

Well, they are unless you get the right sets.

CommandoEighty-Oh wrote:

Commander Faie wrote:SNOT bricks are pretty hard to hard to get.

Well, they are unless you get the right sets.

Right and there's ALWAYS bricklink!