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Sundial Courtyard Centrepiece

lovely!!!

Just Beautiful. Thanks so much:)

Yes, the accent is unmistakable. So, I'm impressing no one. Narrowing it down and getting it right would have been the impressive part and it's safe to say I failed miserably there. lol

Moving swiftly along, being 'off the wall' is akin to thinking outside the box, which is something I know all too well. However, I don't march to the beat of a different drum simply because it's cliche and I have a better creative imagination than that. I don't need a drum, or to march in order to convey a beat. Being off the wall is a trait countless great artists possess. Dali and Warhol instantly come to mind. That simple quality is often the very reason why certain creators
stand out from the crowd. Never forget, it is a strength to be off the wall, a powerful one. =) Peace.

Thanks @byte me - yes I have a Liverpool accent but I grew up north of the city, so not as pronounced as the classic scouse accent. People from Birkenhead actually sound even more scouse! I'm glad you enjoy my crazy little build here. I like to build some things a bit 'off the wall' so to speak.

Anyway, thanks for sharing. Unique ideas like yours are nice to download for my game, but I value how they inspire my creations far more. Hope you enjoyed the silly history lesson. It's just my quirky little way of paying back the Karma by making an effort for you since you made an effort with your creation. If my modest words made you smile, at the very least, then they achieved their goal. =) Peace.

That's almost a Scouse accent. Almost. Birkenhead, perhaps? Anyway, I recently found out the original meaning of Scouse. It's a lamb or beef stew. It's derived from the word, lobscouse, which was a stew eaten primarily by sailors and was popular in most European seaports like Liverpool. Funnily enough, another nickname was derived from sailors and food. It's the word, Limey, which was a nickname the Americans made up for the British Royal Navy, who stocked their boats with limes (or lemons) in order to get vitamin C, which prevented scurvy. Eventually, the word lost its naval connection and meant all Brits. Which makes you a Limey Scouse, technically speaking. Whereas I'm a Limey Yank, because I'm half American. The origins of Yank is another story. =P

@chickennuggetchampion - are you placing this in franchise mode? It will be locked if you haven't researched the different building pieces themes, since it contains items from the various themes that you unlock through the mechanic research

Thx for share =)

its locked, how do i unlock it?

Beautiful!