dagur24

Here is some more pictures of some of my work.



This is my main entrance to the castle(work in progress).



First level of the main dinning room.



Second level of the main dinning room.



Main kitchen of the castle.



Throne room(work in progress).

I totally agree, the project is always on my mind to finish.
the other thing I don't like about large projects is that when you start on it, it takes a while to get a bit of progress that you can start seeing your vision come to life and that can be irritating(but i guess it still won't stop me from starting up a new one ).

Hmmm, I think I should say a bit more about myself. I feel I sound a bit boring.

Well, I lived most my life in Minnesota up to about a year ago and decided to move to Sweden with my Swedish girlfriend. I'm right now, trying to finish up my degrees in mathematics and physics, and end goal will be to get a doctorate in physics. I'm not helping the case of not sounding boring. errr, I obviously play video games, I play just about everything.....I give up on this part.

I'm friendly individual, if anybody asked for help I'm more then happy to help. Though, usually I seem to be quiet individual, doesn't mean I'm shy just means I'm enjoying the company of others and listening to conversations. Though on the last point I can put in extra effort for everybody to get to know me.


I wanted to say something about me transferring my castle to creative mode, I would have played in normal but when you have to mine around 40,000 blocks it can make you kind of insane without some company to stave off boredom. I also wanted to finish this project seeing how it was my first online build ever and I wanted to see it too the end but when you deal with huge scales and I'm a stickler for the small details, it takes forever.

Well, I do tend to have large scale project. At one point i had a project that covered around 200X500 almost all filled(kind of glade I didn't get to far into the project). But, with building project i believe landscape is just as crucial for the build as much as the project itself. If the project looks awesome but looks silly in the surroundings it can take away the effect of the whole build.