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How do you do an octagon?

This is the only way I could figure outhow to do it. The only problem with it is that the floors are a bit tight around the edges but that's about it.

I thought I might get some opinions on my current entries that I have or will soon enter in CCCIV. So without further delay I present. The Chapel. http://www.brickshelf.com/gallery/Hothir/CCC-IV/Castle-Chapel/img_0389.jpg Gallery (when modified.) http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?f=21554...

There hasn't seemed to be any interest lately in the story and I have some more bad news I will be away from my Lego collection all summer But before I leave I will try to get two more segments of the story online

Wow I never knew they had a place you could read the whole story online. I wonder if they have any other Henty books. Anyhow I am back so the story will start up again, and I have not seen Braveheart so no fear of me copying it. :D Also I do NOT have a very large Lego collection so I will need other...

The next morning Archie started soon after daybreak. On his back he carried a wallet, in which was a new suit of clothes suitable for one of the rank of a gentleman, which his mother had with great stint and difficulty procured for him. He strode briskly along, proud of the posession of a sword for ...

Since no one has contacted me I will go ahead and write the next section of the story using my own pictures. And next week I will be gone at a conference so the story will go no further unless someone else is able to do a part of it.

???? sounds neat. but where are your stories? are they done yet?

By the way who put up the front piece photo's on brickshelf? please pm me within two days or I will post pictures of my own and continue with the story and delete your pictures. I'm not sure but I think it was HenrytheV. :? Anyhow we have gotten to that part of the story now and I am almost ready to...

One day Wallace was fishing in the Irvine when Earl Percy, the governer of Ayr, rode past with a numerous train. Five of them remained behind and asked Wallace for the fish he had taken. He replied that they were welcome to half of them. Not satisfied with this, they seized the basket and prepared t...

This conversation sank deeply into Archie's mind; day and night he thought of nothing but the lost freedom of Scotland, and vowed that even the hope of regaining his father's lands from the Kerrs, should be secondary to that of freeing his country. All sorts of wild dreams did the boy turn over in h...

"When the meeting was opened the prelates and nobles present advanced nothing to disprove Edward's claim to supremacy. The representatives of the commons, however, did show reason against the claim, for which, indeed, my son, as every man in Scotland knows, there is not a shadow of foundation. ...

The next morning Archie did not forget to remind his mother of her promise. "You must know," she began, "that our good King Alexander had three children-David, who died when a boy; Alexander who married a daughter of the Count of Flanders, and died childless; and a daughter, Margaret,...

"That evening Archie said to his mother, "How is it mother, that the English Knight whom I today saw ride past with the Kerr is governer of our Scottish town of Lanark?" "You may well wonder, Archie, for there are many in Scotland of older years than you who marvel that Scotsmen ...

Wow! cool site my only problem with it is the fact that it is in French! :evil:

I have now changed the title of this post to In Freedom's cause, story planning.