Thanks for the invite!

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Does it have to be a whole house? Also the time does seem a little to build and submit for the contest. Maybe make the deadline the 5th?
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Thanks for your invite, Nate.
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I'm giving you about a week and a month to build it so the deadline will stay the same. You don't HAVE to put the whole house you should atleast make a cutaway if possible. Thanks.-Nate
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You're welcome!
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Thank you for the invite, but I'm not as good on making houses, and I'm on a low of parts. I might not be able to participate.
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You can be a judge if you want. We do the judging by ranking on a scale of one to twenty.
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Thanks for inviting me!
I have a question.
When you say "minifigure scale" does that mean a true minifigure scale sized house? Or scale sized like some of the Lego products out there like this set
http://www.amazon.com/LEGO-Castle-Medieval-Market-Village/dp/B001USHRCK/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1356988681&sr=8-1&keywords=Midieval+market
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You can do it like that set if you want. Just don't do it microscale.
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oh okay, so it basically has to be able to fit a minifigure, the right sized doors, reasonably good height for the different floors, good windows. Thanks!
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You're welcome.
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You're welcome.
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Thanks for the invite, Nate. Do you mind if I build a more medieval or futuristic house instead of an ordinary, modern house?
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Build anything you want.
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I changed the date. You know have until the fifteenth to submit your entry.
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Oh, hey thoy!
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Can it be an apartment building or residence above a store, or it has to be something simple like a villa?
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I'm not sure if I can make an entry before the fifteenth. I'm sorry.
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It does not have to be a villa.
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But it's a month, two weeks, and a day!
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OK I'll try.
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Do you still need judges?
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I don't think I'll be able to enter, sorry. :( I can help judge though if you need it.
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Sure! We judge on a scale of 1 to 20, 20 being the best, one being the worst. Make sure to judge EVERY SINGLE ENTRY.
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ok, got it!

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Now? But the deadline is the 15th! Someone who scores a 20 now might not be deserving of it once the other entries are up! The other way around it'll be someone who gets a 10 now should really get 15 later....I think it would be more wise to start on the 16th.
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We are starting now.
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David, not to be impolite, but I think you're missing the point of judging. It is only comparing when you vote. If you are scoring, only scroe the builds, then compare scores. So if it is worthy of a twenty now, then it is worthy of a twenty. I think this may make no sense whatsoever, but they are scored on their quality. If it looks like the builder didn't really care, and he put no effort into it, it is likely to get a low score. If there aren't many good entries, a low scored one will win. I hope this helps you see fairness, and a little bit more of judging. :D

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Nah, you're not being impolite. I see your point, but I don't think I'm missing the point of judging :D. I still judge fairly, even if I do see all of the entries before I judge. I was wrong about the deserving 15 now but not later part. I now see that I can judge fairly before, not just after, all the entries are up. Thanks for explaining it to me friend! Thanks a bunch!

I like how well you explained it to me. It does help! :D
Before: I thought the way to judge fairly was after everyone's was up.
After: I know I can judge fairly before all of the entries are up. Although I'd still prefer to do it after the deadline, I'm happy to judge whenever!

Thanks again David! *holds out hand to David*
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Ok by me! :D
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Thanks for the invite. Can I do a medival mansion restored to modern times?
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Yep.
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Cool. I have a nice gate and fence thing going, but the building itself isn't working out yet.
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*shakes it*

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