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Congratulations Kernel, well done!

Wow really ? I mean TZEENTCH Be praised, ahahahaha !

Seriously though, thanks a lot Cam, I did try to to learn from these past four times I entered, from other entries, and from quality reviews. Your approval truly means a lot. Now I have to find a topic cool enough to prevent you from retiring do I ? Kidding, take the deserved time off and come back stronger.

Congrat on the public vote result McPhail, that is a well deserved win, that choice of material was probably one of the best I ever saw ^^ ! But really, all entries were tremendously fun to follow, and turned out beautifully !

I'll consult the history and come up with an hopefully motivating topic for the next round. I promise it will not be "Anything at least 2 square meters and over 10 kilos". Probably.

And,

 Camkierhi wrote:
I would love to see a shot of his table, all his pieces together.

Actually so would I, and that is the perfect excuse to do so, hopefully the camera's flash does'nt reveal any flaw that will make you regret your call. Here is the chaos city from the "Hold The Line", "Sweet like Chocolate", "The Name of the Game" and "Food for Thought" editions :


More here.

Thanks again folks, round 30 should start in a few days !

Congratulations KernelTerror! Great work! And thanks for the group shot, I love how well all your pieces work together, my entries are all over the place in theme. But in four contests you've built what could work as a beautiful table all on it's own.

Cheers to Kernal on the win... the scale is impressive and the light effects in those tower windows is really three-dimensional, plus the whole table hangs together nicely around it. Tip of the hat to Josh too for the tight finish in the popular vote! Every single thing here impressed me in more ways than one... nice job everyone. I'll be watching for the next one to kick off!

Kernel, well done! That's an inspiring terrain piece, and it works so well with the other things you've done. And congrats to MacPhail on the public vote. Nicely done everyone!

Herbal, McPhail, congratulations on the wins! Losing to the best is no dishonour ;-)

Thanks a lot folks !
Round 30 is up, hope to see you there !