Go!
No, not the verb, the ancient Asian game. Go is too complicated to explain in a blog post about a vignette, so you can read about it on Wikipedia.
Brickshelfer T-Brick distills the game down to an 8×8 base:
(Via VignetteBricks.)
No, not the verb, the ancient Asian game. Go is too complicated to explain in a blog post about a vignette, so you can read about it on Wikipedia.
Brickshelfer T-Brick distills the game down to an 8×8 base:
(Via VignetteBricks.)
The Brothers Brick | Custom design based on LetoPrime.
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April 23rd, 2007 at 9:00 am
As a Go player, I appreciate this vig. Go beginners should know that courtesy is requisite for the game. One rule is: Do not blow smoke into your opponent’s face. Ahem.
November 23rd, 2007 at 5:58 am
That’s a 4×4 from my perspective – would make for a quick game!
An important skill in Go is counting.
For bonus points you could turn the minifigs’ legs backwards to indicate they were kneeling and not sitting ;)
Also rotate the hand and insert the stone sideways to indicate correct stone handling! Use heat gun for great justice.