Ginna_Hippo
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Er, I did in photoshop, any way to upload instead?
You can put it in your Dropbox public folder then paste the link here.
Going off for tonight, thanks for helping
Er, I did in photoshop, any way to upload instead?
You can put it in your Dropbox public folder then paste the link here.
Going off for tonight, thanks for helping![]()
Great stuff guys! I'm now sourcing to see of there alr any existing Jap fan sites we can tap on. So far none that I know of. I think it looks great so far! Will be quite excited to put in my first entry haha.
Also trying to get a complete list of all the possible Nanos
Sidenote: how are we going to list the type of parts? I.e how are we gonna name them. (1- brick square, 1-brick round?) lol
Or take a picture of the type of part? Needs brainstorm for ideas.
I don't mind helping, but what do I need to do? There's actually a Japanese website with parts information for some kits.
i think it's better if we take a pic of the various parts. esp since there's some with special joints!


Anyone got a good domain (web address) name to suggest for the wiki page?
nanoblockwiki.com?![]()
nanoblock.wikia.com
That domain only when using Wikia's wiki service then can get
Now the nanoblock wiki is using Mediawiki software hosted locally. When decided on the web address then i'll put it online because i need a domain name for people to be able to access the Wiki itself. Original Mediawiki has less restrictions, has more functionality and allows us for more customization of the layout.
[EDIT] Actually i guess we could also use Wikia, much less hassle setting up even though got more restrictions. I registered a the wiki page at Nanoblock Wiki
What are the restrictions?
Anyway, I think we can play around the standard layout, since it is fixed, things are much easier.
About the logos, any changes in the size for them since we are on wikia?