Entries for Build Something Competition 2023: Place of Worship

[Vanvlak]

26 entries so far.
Remember you still have some time to register interest and start a placeholder thread.
We start on 4 February when you can start posting progress on your build.

In alphabetical order:

AKULA - “The Light of the Seven” - a Game of Thrones Sept
AndrewBeasley's The Pool of Offerings
Beefcake's Elven Temple
Blackwolf’s Henge
Bluewillow Gallic temple
Burgundavia's temple to the demon gods
Daeothar - Floating temple
David H East European Church
Dolmot Backwoods New England
Dr Mathias Turnip28 Root Shrine
FifteensAway JBHU Hall of Worship
Golgotha - a forest retreat
Gunslinger Sacred Baobab
Hammers Eastering Shrine to the Dark Lord
has.been Abandoned place of 'Worship'
ichwillauch - a portal on a needle rock
McMordain's Shrine of the Imperial Cult
Mick in Switzerland's 15th Century Swiss Church
Mr Tough Guy Sacred Shinto Tree
OSHIROmodels Jedi shrine
Overlords Chinese Ancestral Hall/Small Temple
pistolpete Uppsala
Snitchythedog Chronomancer's shrine
Tarnegol I Samuel 5:2
Tomrommel Yen Tu Pagoda
Vanvlak's Highway shrine
zemjw A Spaceman Came Travelling

[Vanvlak]

PS I will add additional entries if and when they appear; and if I missed anyone, or mis-spelled something, please let me know. 

[has.been]

20! That's good, not a prime number.

[pistolpete]

And divides by 4.

[Vanvlak]

We are now divisible by three rather than four - or seven if you prefer. New entry added.

[has.been]

Time to look again at last year's suggestions about group organizations?

[Dolmot]

I'm hoping to join, but there are still a few train wrecks to solve elsewhere.

The theme is quite flexible, though. Maybe even too much so, because it's hard to think of a setting where worship of some kind didn't exist. For me, one factor helping to narrow it down is that for some projects I already have perfectly matching commercial pieces somewhere in the (regrettably frozen) queue, and those won't do here. For others, scratch building something truly appropriate would be too tedious. But maybe for some project there's a gap which is both fulfilling the BS criteria and realistically doable? Let's see.

[has.been]

I'm hoping to join, but there are still a few train wrecks to solve elsewhere.

The theme is quite flexible, though. Maybe even too much so, because it's hard to think of a setting where worship of some kind didn't exist. For me, one factor helping to narrow it down is that for some projects I already have perfectly matching commercial pieces somewhere in the (regrettably frozen) queue, and those won't do here. For others, scratch building something truly appropriate would be too tedious. But maybe for some project there's a gap which is both fulfilling the BS criteria and realistically doable? Let's see.

Treat it like a Prairie Dog Scenario ... Gopher It ! 

[pistolpete]

@dolmot just put in a placeholder until you have your idea.

[Vanvlak]

Start your modelling engines, we start tomorrow! 
Anyone still not on board can sign up in the coming week.

[OSHIROmodels]

Good building everyone 

[Overlord]

Good luck to everyone. Looking forward to seeing all the entries and WIPs 

[bluewillow]

Ohh how do I join?

I want to do a Gallic shrine, possibly not as rude as my last German one….

Inspired by some of the Germanic Idols on here I decided to put together a piece myself based on the Germanic God Wodenaz (Odin).








Cheers
Matt

[Vanvlak]

Ohh how do I join?

Right: so all you need to do is start a thread with the name:
BSC2023 bluewillow Gallic shrine
in the Build Something Competition forum - this: https://leadadventureforum.com/index.php?board=48.0
The full rules are in the thread you already have posted in - https://leadadventureforum.com/index.php?topic=139877.0;topicseen

[bluewillow]

Right: so all you need to do is start a thread with the name:
BSC2023 bluewillow Gallic shrine
in the Build Something Competition forum - this: https://leadadventureforum.com/index.php?board=48.0
The full rules are in the thread you already have posted in - https://leadadventureforum.com/index.php?topic=139877.0;topicseen

Ok great stuff

Cheers
Matt