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   Comment by evancelt · February 5 · Home› Building and Techniques

   "Fix Bayonets!" Sergeant Kilherby eyed Private Upperton, who was lock-kneed and apparently daydreaming. "Private, I said 'Fix Bayonets!'" ----------------------- An outtake shot while testing out a new lightbox - thought it was salvageable

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   Comment by rancorbait · July 2014 · Home› Building and Techniques

   Thank you for the kind words @Adzbadboy :o) I've been doing more testing with chrome finishes in POV-Ray. This is probably my best result yet:

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   Comment by VorpalRyu · February 2016 · Home› Building and Techniques

   Master Wu's Dragon has given me a starting point for something I've wanted to do for some time now, a dragon, first LDD test, still looking at a colour scheme as the current piece aren't all available in those colours.

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   Comment by Venunder · November 2015 · Home› Building and Techniques

   @suprajames That is a good idea and likely to get you a few more signatures. Have you tested the durability of your ink on Lego bricks? Over time the ink might diffuse through the abs and blur the writing? or the ink might do the same on the vinyl?

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   Comment by bobabricks · August 2014 · Home› Building and Techniques

   I Got home today from the great prairies of Manitoba and I got a great surprise all the way from Shleswig-Holstein, Germany (try to say that 5 times really fast). My test strikes from MagicBricks Rare Parts are here and I can't wait to do more proper MOCs with them. :D

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   Comment by suprajames · November 2015 · Home› Building and Techniques

   Have not tested it over a long period of time, but did find some old bricks that had been coloured in with a sharpie and they seem ok. The vinyl is automotive stone chip protection vinyl by 3M and so that should be solvent proof and should not bleed through. Only time will tell, hoping they stay ok. Also thinking about…

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