Oh yeah? You and what army?

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Oh yeah? You and what army?

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Hey all,

Okay, just having some fun, inspired by this quote:
forester3291 wrote: You may NOT Use Photo shop to copy and create larger armies.
Peasant dude: Oh yeah? You and what army?

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King: Wait a sec . . .

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King: Not quite . . .

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King: Okay, me and THIS army!

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Peasant dude: Oh, well, if you put it that way. Never mind! (runs away)

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Post by Commander Redbeard »

Hahahahahaha....Great li'l skit. I'd LOVE to have an army that big...
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Bruce, you are my hero.

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Hahaha

That's pretty good.
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:lol:
I wish there was a LEGO set like that...
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Thats sweet to bad you can't just print them off... :D


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Post by forester3291 »

Duke_Dave wrote:Thats sweet to bad you can't just print them off... :D


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Now that would be SWEEEET. Hmm...let's see I think I will print up 50 forestmen, 25 crusaders and 200 of other factions.
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Lacking Photoshop, I use actual minifigs to create a pic of a large army. :lol:
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Ha! :D I saw this on Brickshelf the other day.

Nice idea Bruce and great photo shop skills.

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This is very funny, and well thought out. Reminds me of that scene from Monty Python and the Holy Grail.
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That's great! Too bad I don't have PhotoShop myself. :cry:
I am going to try to get it now though. :? Is it a buyable or downloadable program? :?:
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Photoshop you would have to buy, but there is a free downloadable program called GIMP. Kevin made a write-up about that that can be found here:
http://www.classic-castle.com/howto/art ... cgimp.html

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Post by Mr. D »

Ha, ha, ha! Really funny, Bruce. I wonder how much Sava uses this technic...

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Mr. D wrote:Ha, ha, ha! Really funny, Bruce. I wonder how much Sava uses this technic...

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As far as I know he never uses it. I believe that all his shots are of Lego he owns, and not a computer duplicate.

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Post by Prince Imdol »

I think you should make more of these. Maybe it can be an exeption to copy and psting armies. Just for fun ya know?
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