It debuted at Brick Mania Antwerp, will continue at Brick and Tricks Tielt, and I aim to join in at Brick Mania Wetteren: the Timeline club build.
The idea is to have every participant build a module on 2 plates of 32x32, and then connect them so you get a sort of `walk through history` shown. Here you can see how far they already where at Antwerp:
The basic lay out and sizes of the plates is on a predetermined scale, looking like this:
Now personally, I am going for a `cavemen` era build, in which I want to create a sort of hidden valley where the cavemen are going about on their daily lives, but on the road I`m going to place a lone archeologist (the paleontologist) digging up fossils, not knowing she is standing right in front of a true treaure trove of history.
The first thing was to of course build the plate and fill it up to make it `stiff` enough
This also allows me to reuse and icorporate an old Age of Mitgardia gatehouse build, seen on the back of the build.
Now I`m going to be building up the hills further, before moving to the foliage and trees. I`m still playing with some ideas to add a `fun` twist to it, but I am not entirely sure which way to go on those yet, so that`ll be a bit of trial and error until I find something that fits my tastes.
I`ll keep you posted!
On a totaly different note, I also have been working on my next Age of Mitgardia build, the `House Phase 3` which is inspired by the reinforced Norman houses from around the early Dark Ages period.
From Curt - The Last Post of Challenge XIV - 'Beware of Greeks Bearing
Gifts'
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Well the last day of Winter (and more importantly the first day of Spring)
is upon us, and so too we find ourselves at the conclusion of Challenge
XIV. A...
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