This post covers my typical method for angling buildings on landscapes. I start off by using a few plates or a turn table to setup the building at the angle…
This house was built for the AFOL Designer Program, though I then chose to add a landscape and enter it in the CCC. The building style is very similar to…
The 5th and final part of my 2nd entry in the From Field to Goblet category of the CCC. Which makes 21 completed entries, and 29 builds (because of multi-build…
Small Norse scenes are something I never tire of building, and this creation makes entry 21 for the CCC – my second for the miscellaneous category. The shallow SNOT mixed…
For the start of my 20th CCC entry (another series for the From Field to Goblet category), I chose to portray a medieval vineyard being planted. I enjoyed working with…
Here’s entry number 19 and my second submission for the Great Wall category of the CCC. This is the largest model I’ve built using the plate and tile wall design,…
Here is yet another CCC entry (18th), this time another for the Fantasy Siege Weapon category. The siege engine does actually fire, and I had a lot of fun working…
This is my third entry for the CCC XVI. Building such a small scene was quite enjoyable, and I tried using old grey and dark grey for a change.
Part three of my entry for the From Field to Goblet category of the Colossal Castle Contest XVI. I based the cider press on this image I found online, and…
This scene makes up part two of my entry for the From Field to Goblet category of the Colossal Castle Contest XVI. Credit for the swan design goes to Steven…
