I stated in the description I was inspired by DataHead's "Veronica" so as to not take credit for his ingenuity.
#Thanks for keeping us afloat how to#
I had found how to make a shark tank and used the Greek items from the store to make the basement area. The main area was so similar to the inspiring "Veronica" and I knew I had no living/sleeping quarters and would have to go into the basement.
I had the build sitting there with the rear fin, and the glass sloped sections from the store.
I used CFE to get the half walls and found how it was done. I liked the form of the Veronica and was not sure how to achieve it. I just found that I have offended, of which was not my intention. The modern and luxurious kitchen, dining, and seating area are a dream for any couple looking for a retreat. The serene getaway for a young couple includes an aquatic Greek theme in the bedroom and living area, complete with large aquariums. This boat is inspired by the Veronica by Data Head. Well my last entry for this Showcase it seems! Hope you all don't mind me posting quite a few pictures, I've been enjoying all of yours! I wanted it to feel very lived in and naturalistic. Wrap-around porch with seating, inventing and sculpting in the garage, sunken and landscaped trampoline, hot tub, fire pit, architecture and painting studios, dance studio in the attic with changing rooms. There is also a lighthouse guest house with a rec room that opens out onto another boat hitch. It features a large fisherman's warehouse above a boat dock, for easy access to fish tanks, bathroom, small fridge, radio and computer for checking the weather. It was inspired by Cottage Row in the Outer Banks of North Carolina, where houses sit high on stilts after weathering hurricanes. So many to comment on… those mermaids!!! wow!Įver feel bashful about your own favorite creations? I built this for InvisibleLyndz's contest this last month and I felt shy about submitting it here. I'm almost caught up looking over everyone's creations.
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