I don't get it! Dunne didn't even put in an entry!

So I'm out?

Well done, good parts usage, but Dunne has my vote.

Rotten luck with the judges, man. Yours is certainly more contemporary than Lea's, I liked your spinny throwy uppie thing design better.

Yay, spinny throwy up thingies I still LOVE those things >:D Sorry man.

Sorry, nice build but I would rather play in Dunne's playground... I voted for him.

Not bad, Joe. I like the tire swing placed at an angle. It adds visual interest to the composition of the vig. However, I felt Lea's piece was unique, with the wooden set concept, and it's construction was more complex. Given that, I've cast my vote for Lea. A nice piece here, nevertheless!

Lots of great classic playground elements here. Good luck with the judges.

Anytime!

I very much like this little scene, It does actually look like something you would play on! Thank you for adding me to your favourite builders! I add you to mine!

Very nice work, yes, amazing details in such a small scene, well done.

This is great.....you and Lea both came up with a merry go round....which happens to be my favorite part of the playground. Your scale, size, and utilization of parts would earn my vote if I was a judge though. The rock climbing wall is a really nice touch. Good luck with the judges!!

Nice swing and rock wall. The slide is cool too!

Wow. You've certainly given me a run for my money! Good luck, and may the best man win!

Great job with all of the detail in such a small space. Very well done.~H

Hahaha what a coincidence I based this off of the playground at my school other than the swing.

Very nice! This looks like our neighborhood playground!

Not bad! The tire swing was a nice touch. Good luck! ~ Chris.

Awesome! Too bad I got kicked out of the competition.:( Maybe next year... Oh yeah, I see you're in to cars, mind checking out this one?http://mocpages.com/moc.php/211005