Group build who's interested?

[Smoking gun]

As the title says, to find out if there is an appetite for a group build. If there is we can discuss the theme and timing later.

Thank you,
Martin Buck

[Sean Clark]

Yes!

[Colonel Kilgore]

Yes!

You need to vote then, Sean

So far, I look to be the only one who has...

Simon

[Sean Clark]

I did vote, but didn't submit it! 

[pbeccas (Paul)]

Yes vote submitted.

[martin goddard]

Sounds good. 
The vote box is at the top of this page.
Can anyone vote or just forum members?


martin

[Colonel Kilgore]

Martin,

I believe you need to be logged in as a member to post anything, including voting.

Simon

[SimonC]

logged in as a member to post anything

correct

[sukhe_bator (Neil)]

pardon my ignorance but what is a 'group build'? Never having been part of a club etc. the concept is new to me...

[Leman (Andy)]

Also to me. Number one lesson on my teacher training course: don't assume pre-knowledge in the pupils.

[Moggy]

Fraid the concept has swept past me as well. What do you mean?

Cheers

Derek

[Colonel Kilgore]

This was a new one on me too, but Sean helped clarify things within the Pink Pig Award discussion:

Martin,

A group build is a theme, like a generals base, a tank or a building, and everyone does their own version. No awards as such, but everyone displays their work. Quite interesting, because you might have have painted a building before so it can take you out of your comfort zone.

Simon

[sukhe_bator (Neil)]

oooh, sounds intriguing... 

[Colonel Kilgore]

oooh, sounds intriguing... 

That's what I thought - something to spur you on to do stuff - potentially in a new and exciting area!

Simon

[Sean Clark]

Precisley.

2nd rule of teaching is you can point the pupils to the water fountain, tell them what it's for, and to use it sensibly, but you cant stop them using tissue paper to plug it up and flood the corridor.