Bricks in Motion
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Do you prefer a composition of standard 4x2x3 brick or a printed picture pasted on a wall? Or even green screened? If bricks, what type of brick?
Sorry about all the questions, I just wanted to see what you guys thought.
If you can think of another way, please feel free to say!
I've always been partial to this style, myself. 
That's a really cool, but really part consuming method.
Another way would be to use the new-ish "Brick Profile" brick.
Those brick bricks are really cool. I'd recommend using them too.
Yeah, it's very cool to see how people have been using the new "brick brick" for architectural detailing.
Yeah, it's very cool to see how people have been using the new "brick brick" for architectural detailing.
Pretty neat! I didn't know this brick also came in Caramel; I thought the only colour so far was Sand Yellow.
Wow, what sets are those bricks used in?
They are used in several of the Ninjago sets (as shrines), and the some of the LOTR sets. Also in most of the Monster Fighters sets.
Here's a complete list of what sets it comes in: https://www.bricklink.com/catalogItemIn … 3&in=S
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