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Disney sand sculptures

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In Noordwijk, The Netherlands, this year a sand sculpture contest is held with the theme "In Celebration of Disney" See the website (Dutch):http://www.europeansandsculptures.eu/home.html

Each carveteam can choose from the following movies:Sleeping Beauty, Fantasia, Narnia 2, Tinkerbell, Wall E, Little Mermaid II and Alice in Wonderland and Snow White.

For a slideshow of photographs, see:http://picasaweb.google.nl/europeansand ... 7937984450

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By jove! They were all so magnificently amazing I can't really single one out.

The Wall-E one seemed to be the most on-model one, but they do have that large advantage of having their characters both 3D AND animated. But it was still terrific (although I do not understand the portrait in the sculpture... is that from tarzan?)

The Narnia 2 is simply stunning, especially the grand magnificent scenes which were incredibly detailed. I wouldn't have known they were carved out of sand if I wasn't told. The humans and Aslan don't really look like themselves though.

Sleeping Beauty's castle + thorn were breathtakingly beautiful. The multitude of angles and small detail to stay true to the film, I really applaud the artist and have GREAT respect for them. It's a shame not much focus would've been paid to the characters.
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wow some of those were brilliant
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Those are amazing! I love that they tackled my two favorite Disney films (Alice and Narnia), though Aslan and the river god admittedly look peculiar. I agree that the Wall-E one is the most on-model thanks to having the most easily adaptable source visually. I think that one and the Alice one are the most impressive sculptures.
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