Our Medieval Diorama: The Four Alls
Here's the medieval diorama that Daniel and Justin and I made over the summer, newly photographed by our nifty new digital camera which was
ninja_kat's nifty old digital camera :)

The Four Alls
From top to bottom: the Church, nobility, knights, and peasants.

Second tier: the Knights who fight for All
Note the classy aluminum foil armor, and screw-rapiers on the knights. Note also the bizarre shield on the wall.
Bottom tier: the Peasants who work for All
Note the egg carton hovel, unsteady sheep (one upside down) and the castle in the background. And that's not more sheep glued to the sky - they're clouds.

Second tier: the Nobles who rule All
Note the jewel-encrusted thrones, goblet, and tapestries on the wall.
Bottom tier: the Knights who fight for All

The Priests who pray for All
You'll have to imagine an oddly misshapen little priest here - neither of the boys was interested in making him.

(and the Stained Glass Windows who look pretty for All)
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The Four Alls
From top to bottom: the Church, nobility, knights, and peasants.

Second tier: the Knights who fight for All
Note the classy aluminum foil armor, and screw-rapiers on the knights. Note also the bizarre shield on the wall.
Bottom tier: the Peasants who work for All
Note the egg carton hovel, unsteady sheep (one upside down) and the castle in the background. And that's not more sheep glued to the sky - they're clouds.

Second tier: the Nobles who rule All
Note the jewel-encrusted thrones, goblet, and tapestries on the wall.
Bottom tier: the Knights who fight for All

The Priests who pray for All
You'll have to imagine an oddly misshapen little priest here - neither of the boys was interested in making him.

(and the Stained Glass Windows who look pretty for All)