This would probably render Katie's mosaic technique useless, but I think that this is a great project!
Lego Tessalation Tiles
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Cuusoo Project - Tessalation Tiles
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It's certainly an interesting idea. The thing that stood out to me about this project is the quality of the pieces he made!
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I really like this idea. I supported it.
I agree, that it renders the technique a bit useless, but I think the new piece overall would provide more gateways into all types of Lego themes. A combo of both SNOT floor tilling (Katie W.'s techniques) and the piece would provide a cool affect, but just by two cents.
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I agree, that it renders the technique a bit useless, but I think the new piece overall would provide more gateways into all types of Lego themes. A combo of both SNOT floor tilling (Katie W.'s techniques) and the piece would provide a cool affect, but just by two cents.
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I really like those regular octogon shaped ones. Great project!
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This and "inverted" cheese slope is something that TLG should start making
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What would an inverted cheese slope look like? I can;t picture it, isn't the tip too narrow?mencot wrote:This and "inverted" cheese slope is something that TLG should start making
Yes that is quite impressive isn't it!It's certainly an interesting idea. The thing that stood out to me about this project is the quality of the pieces he made!
I really hope that this gets approved, but how would TLG market them? I mean would they just start suddenly including mosaics in sets, or would they do a stand alone theme similar to Life of George?
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The inverted cheese slope would have a stud in place of the hole in the bottom of a regular cheese slope.
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Ah, I see.
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Yes, exactelly and it would be a totally necessary brickMedieval Guy wrote:The inverted cheese slope would have a stud in place of the hole in the bottom of a regular cheese slope.
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