And here this months Domino architecture challenge:
The rules are simple:
a.To build this bridge you can use domino tiles only and only 2 hands /10 fingers (so no glue or sticks, or any other smart stuff) .
b.You may use only 1 set of domino of double sixes - 28 tiles in total.
c.You must use all the 28 tiles of the set.
The solution is the building process of the challenge and must be sent documented in the following stages:
1) when the first 8 domino tiles are in place.
2) when you have 18 domino tiles in place.
3) when you have 25 domino tiles in place.
4) when all the domino tiles are in use, but not in place (this is a hint!).
5) when the challenge is complete.
If you need an introduction to the art of domino architecture - click
here.
The solution/These 5 images must be to the following email address:
fortune_chickens@hotmail.com, with the sentence
'Domino Architecture Challenge' as subject,
Before the June 29th 2010.
Between the first 3 persons that will send the correct solution I will hold a raffle (like pulling the winning name out of a hat containing all 3 names). The winner of the raffle will win a fortune chicken*.
* Considering he lives either in the Netherlands, Belgium, Luxembourg, or Germany. If you live any where else - no chicken. sorry.
I will publish the correct
solution in the
beginning of July.
Good Luck!
Domino
Dojo Master
Ps.
By the way
this is a fortune chicken.
Domino master David Luxembourg awarding Lea Liabastre Chopin the Intern League Luxembourg DD Trophy.
First and second place Lea and Daniela.
And of course Lea's Luxembourg Domino Dojo Certificate.
Her final assignment was to build a Domino architecture building, which looked like a church. it was quite interesting:
Here it is when its finished:
And here is another variation of it that I made:
Well... and that's it, a new Luxembourg Draw Dominoes Disciple is certified :P
