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Shot about 30 seconds of craziness. It is far from my best work, but its THAC.
I feel the exact same way. This entry is definitely better than my last one, but is still quite a ways from being my best.
Does the dark green in this shot count as the MOD element because it is touching the white wall?
Im sorry to say but ive given up...
Does the dark green in this shot count as the MOD element because it is touching the white wall?
How do you import a picture to the comment?
Does the dark green in this shot count as the MOD element because it is touching the white wall?
That does look like it meets the mod element requirements.
How do you import a picture to the comment?
You have to upload your image to an image sharing site like Imgur, and then provide the direct link in [noparse] [img]url[/img] [/noparse] tags (without the noparse tags of course).
Okay quick question. I have a LEGO man with his arms sticking out. Do you think that would work as a "T"?
Im sorry to say but ive given up...
Don't give up!
I haven't even started yet 
Okay quick question. I have a LEGO man with his arms sticking out. Do you think that would work as a "T"?
It must clearly be the letter "T', not just something in the vague shape of a T.
PlasticPointProductions wrote:Okay quick question. I have a LEGO man with his arms sticking out. Do you think that would work as a "T"?
It must clearly be the letter "T', not just something in the vague shape of a T.
He looks like a T. I don't want to make an account on a photo share website so I can not show you the photo. Is it not acceptable? It would be lowercase becuase of the head.
PlasticPointProductions wrote:Okay quick question. I have a LEGO man with his arms sticking out. Do you think that would work as a "T"?
It must clearly be the letter "T', not just something in the vague shape of a T.
Look at the LEGO mini figure above. Imagine her with her arms strait out to the sides. Does that meet the standards? 
Okay. How about a table in the with 3x9 as the horizontal line and a 2x8 as the vertical line.
It must clearly be the letter "T', not just something in the shape of a T.
You can build a framed picture out of Lego and put it in the background.
Then put a little strip of paper in the frame with a handwritten "T" on it.
Or, just make a "T" in the framed Lego picture out of Lego.
Like this...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ND6Hx9luYsQ
See how there's a letter "N" in the framed Lego picture in the background?
Just like this. Plain and simple. And in every shot.
You can build a framed picture out of Lego and put it in the background.
Then put a little strip of paper in the frame with a handwritten "T" on it.
Or, just make a "T" in the framed Lego picture out of Lego.Like this...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ND6Hx9luYsQSee how there's a letter "N" in the framed Lego picture in the background?
Just like this. Plain and simple. And in every shot.
Does it have to be in EVERY shot!!!!! 
I'M IN BIG TROUBLE!!!!!!!!!!!!
Its all in the rules at the beginning...
You can also use the color mod though. You can switch between the two.
Excluding a few stills, I just finished my second shot. So far, so good...
I have a silly question: if I make a scene where the mod element is, and then another scene in a different angle (in the same set) but the mod element can not be appreciated, will I be disqualified?
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