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Hello, all! I have been working on this build for the past couple days, and I'm quite pleased with the way that it has turned out. It was greatly inspired by one of Ian Spacek's builds. Thanks to Simon Liu and Hacim Bricks for critiquing it. It wouldn't be the same build without their input.
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Built for the medieval dungeon category of the Colossal Castle Contest. I hope a more fantasy feel is accepted.
Hey all,
Here's my first entry into this years CCC! When I saw the categories, I knew I had to build at least for the circus category, as I liked that one a lot.
I hope to be able to make 6 entries, as the master-builder prize is quite tempting, although I'm absolutely unsure if it's realistic...
As for the build itself, I'm quite pleased with how it turned out... The tents were quite challenging, as they are 6- and 10-sided shapes. I was able to close the gaps really well imho...
I hope you enjoy this build as well, and stay tuned for more entries!
Jaap
sunny weekend at greenfield festival. The supermaket-punks and brainless teenagers under alcohol paradise.
Me: QUINNE!!!
Quinne: What can I help you with?
Me: It's not bad enough you were staring in the neighbors house with binoculars yesterday, now you are taking pictures?
Quinne: Yup sure am.
Me: Get in the house!
Quinne: Hang on a minute. I'm getting some good stuff...they're kind of weird.
*We live in a duplex (very common in our area of Denver) and we have new neighbors*
My little fairy, whom I nicknamed 'Flock', has a new set of wings here. And she is also wearing a different wig then she did earlier. Though it's a bit old and fluffy. I want to buy her a new one soon. (I just adore that sweet face of hers) *^__^*
Quinne: You got to check this thing out it's so fun!
Pixie: What is it?
Quinne: There are little images inside, you can click to see them.
Me: It's called a view-master.
Quinne: It's so cool.
*Thanks Ana!
These three cabins were built by the Civilian Conservation Corps in 1935 to shelter campers and visitors to Valley of Fire. They are made of native sandstone and are no longer in use. Valley of Fire, Clark County, Nevada.
Based on the scene from The Hobbit- The Battle of the Five Armies, where Legolas runs up the falling rocks to continue fighting.
Another entry into the CCCXIII (my 9th, actually). I'm pleased with how this turned out; for a while I was planning on giving up on it. It is entirely self-supporting and I included a view of the inner workings to prove it. ;)
Please enjoy!
These are not some restored structures from centuries ago but built by the Civilian Conservation Corps from the matching local rock during the 1930's to house workers in the area. From 1933 to 1942 the CCC over the course of it's existence employed over two an half million of mostly young men to work in over in over 4500 different camps planting trees, building roads etc. So many of the roads and some structures in our federal and state parks were built by CCC workers.
I'm beyond thrilled with this 'Wind in the Willows' outfit ~by Charles' Creature Cabinet (NL) **So gorgeous <3
CCC MoMo (peach) mole anthro 14cm Tiny BJD Grey ~OOAK Only 2x Worldwide Super Limited Edition!! Pm, dm me.
In hand made 'Winter in the Willows Moley' outfit by Murjani Kusumobroto's Fairy Fragilities
Paris 29 December 1386
"Sir Jean de Carrouges vs Jacques Le Gris"
Each man is to fight on horseback and on foot armed in the manner that pleases
him with any weapon or device of attack,defense except for weapons or devices of
equal design or made with charms or spells or any other thing that is forbidden
by god and holy church to all good christians,,etc etc
VP-CCC Embraer 190 Lineage 1000 (19000278) Arab Wings
- Geneva International Airport / LSGG 24-05-2016
Small castle from the early Middle Ages, when the stone walls were just coming up
Entry for CCC XX small castle
The Civilian Conservation Corps built this picnic shelter in the 1930s, long before Congress established Theodore Roosevelt National Park in 1978.
Much of the park has its origins in a Depression-era program that purchased marginal and submarginal lands as a form of relief to ranchers and farmers facing bankruptcy from the agricultural depression. Some of those lands ended up in the national grassland system, including the Little Missouri National Grassland. Other lands ended up as part of the national park, which is mostly surrounded by Little Missouri NG.