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I made this moc of an Aztec Pyramid for a prop for a report I have to do on Aztec Architecture. The report is for my spanish class, and has to be in spanish(duh). I could have made it studless, but I wanted to go for the run-down/ ruin type look, as the pyramids that are still standing appear today. Please check out my other mocs! All criticism on how to make it better is accepted on this one, because I have to show it for a grade. Enjoy!

In response to yayap, Actually a mayan pryamid has a extended temple on top, which is about 4 stories.

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Jonathan Thomas

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(from The House of Mayhem)

March 29, 2008

Pretty darn cool. after seeing the other one where you wern't signed in that you reviewed I typed in your name like you asked and found this. Nice work

puwit neangongoy butt monkey

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(from uranus(not the planet))

March 5, 2008

COOL. I ADDED YOU ON X-BOX LIVE. CHECK OUT THE SCARAB AND OTHERS ON FILESHARE. PS THE HALO3 FIGURES ARE OUT AND THEY PUT MY SCULPT TO SHAME. I MAY NOT BE ON MOCPAGES AS MUCH AS I USED TO.

yayap

January 30, 2008

I think that actually is a mayan pyramid for starters...and the only thing I see wrong is the passage way on the top is too big. Also I think the area between all the slanted pieces should be slanted as well beacause in real life theres a bunch of steps that make it look smoother.

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