One of the most basic projects on the Hirst Arts website is the Wizards Tower. It's was not designed for the field stone blocks but it looked like I could work around any pieces I didn't have, such as arrow slits.
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Actually the using the fieldstone molds made this an even easier project since they come with 2 and 3 inch long pieces, not just the 1 inch bricks the Wizards Tower mold has. I used arches to a create a window in place the arrow slits.
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Hirst suggest using legos to make a form for keeping the walls straight and the corners square. It does make construction so much easier. I am kicking myself for all the projects I did without using it.
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One last shot of the construction phase before I move on to painting.
Go to Wizards Tower - Part 2
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