Beautiful picture of “Be one”
Picture was taken by Manu Keggenhoff
Picture was taken by Manu Keggenhoff
The challenge is over and when reflecting on the week it was an exciting journey. There were so many variables in the game, the temperature, the time needed to build the sculpture, the time we had left to do missing coding for the interaction and the artificial snow with lots of voids. Lothar’s design turned …
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We are very proud to tell that we won 3rd place at the Whitehorse Snow Sculpting Challenge 2016. There were very strong competitors. 2nd place goes to Alaska. 1st place to Team Yukon.
Enjoy 🙂 There is more pictures and videos to come. But we have to prepare now for the judges which arrive at 10:00am – Keep your fingers crossed for team Germany.
We want to mention that the hospitality of the event and the organization is brilliant. Ivy and Don are providing first class food, drinks and organized various dinner and events. But this is not only feeling like a typical international Challenge. It is a very warm and family like environment. We bow to you Ivy …
Air Canada was not nice to our luggage Mikes room looks a bit untidy – We got a problem with a bluetooth module, the antenna broke. Finding a replacement for this specific part in a location like Whitehorse is like asking for a bottle of red wine at the Hofbräuhaus. Lothar is testing the “Be One” …
Unfortunately the weather is too warm. Also Canada faces the global climate change. We expect temperatures above freezing point and all teams struggle with this very much. Some Teams try to shield the sun If the sculpture comes with lots of details the current weather situation is the worst thing you can have. The snow …
Most of the snow is now carved out of the sculpture. Now we concentrate on details and sanding.