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Who Has Cheese Slopes?


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Oh look, I'm talking about lenticular cheese slope mosaics again.

 

These mosaics are hard to design, hard to make, and also quite hard on the pocket book. That's because filling up a huge baseplate with cheese slopes really adds up, and when each one costs ten cents but you need thousands... yeah, not cheap. But what if you only had to fill out a smaller section, like say a 16x16 plate?

 

Would anybody be interested in a collaborative lenticular mosaic design? People would only have to make smallish sections... I'm thinking 16x16 would be manageable. (Although we would need to design if the plate was a baseplate or a standard plate... I have a lot of the latter but not many of the former, and a combination of the two wouldn't work on this style of mosaic.) I'm thinking we could do some neat G1 / G2 Bionicle designs. But before I start any of this, I'm just curious to know if anybody would even be interested. Even a 16x16 plate would require 256 cheese slopes. (I mean, you can occasionally sneak in a 1x2, but only in certain situations.)

 

So yeah, if there's any interest, this could be something we do for conventions next year. Plus, smaller sections like that would totally be easier to transport. :sly:

 

Also, I found the Series 14 Monster Minifigures today / yesterday. (I mean, all my Target stores have had them for the last two weeks, but they've also refused to sell them before September 1st.) It was a 5 mile hike to get there, but I managed to get 15 and guess them all correctly. (Still short a Zombie Cheerleader, will have to continue searching for that one.) Review forthcoming.

 

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I would probably contribute. I'd support 16x16 plates as opposed to baseplates because they would be easier to join together to assemble the final mosaic.

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I know I'm late, but I'd be game for this. I generally try to keep color charts online showing which colors I have in quantity in various parts for things like this, so my cheese slope palette is easy to check on-the-go. The bottom section of each part's chart (where you see duplicates of the same color) is where I store the parts I only have a few of, but the other colors on there represent quantities.

 

My mosaic parts should be easy to find again on the other side of the move, but I still don't know when that'll actually be.

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