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Other Stuff => Workbench => "Build Something" Archiv => Topic started by: Hammers on April 07, 2020, 07:53:46 AM
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Out of the dust cloud from fallen walls and crashed vehicles emerges a winner: Codsticker! Congratulations! The Potato Cup for 2020 is yours!
Also, a great many thanks to all off you who participated and voted. There were no losers, all entries were high quality, the competition fierce.
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It was an exceptional standard this year. Well done to Codsticker for winning and Sinewgrab in the runner up spot. Also well done to everyone who made the voting stages.
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Congratulations to Codsticker for winning and to all the other contestants for creating such wonderful builds. the quality has been exceptional
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Congrats Codsticker 8)
Yours was my favourite entry from the start!
It has been a pleasure participating; many thanks to Hammers for facilitating this great little competition.
Next time, Gadget, next time... :D
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Congrats!!!
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Splendid set of entries and well done Codsticker 8)
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Well done all. Truthfully, I found it hard to pick a winner from the final four - all brilliant in different ways. Well done chaps :)
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Well done Rob! And well done Sinewgrab!
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Really top quality this year guys! Really amazing stuff! Roll on BSC 2021! Hopefully I can find some time to get to build something myself!
Inspiration guys! :-*
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Excellent comp and a special well done to the finalists and winner 8)
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A great competition, inspiring entries, and a worthy winner
A big thank you again to Hammers for organising
8)
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Congrats Codsticker! A very worthy effort as were all of the entrees this year. I hope that everyone had as much fun as I did.
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Thank you guys, I am quite flattered especially considering the talent on display here LAF. It was a lot of fun and watching everybody's builds come together was really inspiring. I look forward to next year. Hammers, a great job keeping this rolling.
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Well done Codsticker
A very tough competition this year well done to all the entrants I WILL NEED TO THINK BIGGER AND BETTER FOR NEXT YEAR :o ;D o_o
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Great job! I think Codsticker's build is very deserving of winning it all. It was a lot of fun seeing the different ideas all of the participants came up with. Thanks a lot to Hammers for putting it all together and running the event, too.
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Yes, many kudos to Hammer for running the whole thing. I was overjoyed just to win one round, but make it to the final was mind-blowing.
Thank you to everyone who voted, and many congrats to Codsticker - I'd love to see that on the field someday.
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I agree, many thanks to Hammers and all the participants for all the hours spent on their entries. It was a lot of fun to follow along and watch these projects come to life.
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Congrats codsticker and well done hammers for running a great comp. Loved to see all the entries. All worthy of a prideful place on the tabletop. (Dont think prideful is a word though)
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Congratulations to everybody involved. :-*
I liked many of the entries and the final eight were all outstanding.
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I have just gone through a fast track eight stage grief process for being beaten in round (shock&denial -> pain&guilt -> hissy fit -> kicking the cat -> rowdy night at the pub -> hangover -> nurturing a prolonged grudge -> plotting revenge).
Thanks for your kind words. It's been a pleasure. I'd be happy to take some serious feed back and criticism, if you have any. I personally felt 4 voting rounds (about a months time) were a bit of a long haul for basically the same entries. I like that we have a long build phase though. So if you have any ideas how we an hone the experience for builders and voters, I am all ears.
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Congratulations to the champion Codsticker and all the participants - this was an amazing year for the contest! Hammers, it is people like you who put their time and effort into something that we should thank. Your efforts provided so many with so much joy. Think of all the stressful days you alleviated by keeping this contest going and giving us all something to look at, wonder over, and forget about all our troubles. Thank you, sir!
Mike Demana
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Congratulations to the champion Codsticker and all the participants - this was an amazing year for the contest! Hammers, it is people like you who put their time and effort into something that we should thank. Your efforts provided so many with so much joy. Think of all the stressful days you alleviated by keeping this contest going and giving us all something to look at, wonder over, and forget about all our troubles. Thank you, sir!
Mike Demana
It is not all that demanding. People are very understanding when real life's little interruptions comes in the way for the competition.
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Thanks for your kind words. It's been a pleasure. I'd be happy to take some serious feed back and criticism, if you have any. I personally felt 4 voting rounds (about a months time) were a bit of a long haul for basically the same entries. I like that we have a long build phase though. So if you have any ideas how we an hone the experience for builders and voters, I am all ears.
Maybe have a main round to decide 4 for semi finals and then a final. Pictures for the first round could be the current format-ish, semi's picture(s) would be the entry in a gaming setting and for the final you could do whatever you wanted for the pictures. That might help keep interest between rounds but would create more admin.
Dunno, just the first thing that wandered into my head.
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I have just gone through a fast track eight stage grief process for being beaten in round (shock&denial -> pain&guilt -> hissy fit -> kicking the cat -> rowdy night at the pub -> hangover -> nurturing a prolonged grudge -> plotting revenge).
I do wish I could have been there for the "rowdy night at the pub" stage and joined you in a drink.
For the voting, perhaps a confidence pool voting (rank your favorites) then a vote off between the final two might cut the rounds? That said I am not sure how to do that online.
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Congrats, awesome entries this year :)