Nice work! Simple and clean!

What a unique challenge that you handled marvelously! Congrats on the win and good luck in Round 5!~H

For build complexity, and the solution to getting those corners bang on - you have my vote. Congrats and welcome to the next round. Lee.

Both of you really embraced the vision of Christo's art. The wrapping effect that you did was simply fantastic based on the fact that you had to build from just the measurements - you have my vote.

Mr. Fisherman, Both creations are wonderful. You really embraced the spirit of Christo. I love that you wrapped something and the multiple scales were a great idea. While you are both winners in my book, my vote goes to your opponent. Thank you SO much for making my favorite MOCOlympics category as awesome as I hoped. ~Dave

Interesting enough to get my vote.

That's awesome! I really like the wall's texture!

It's the Heart of Gold! ... wait ... wrong category ... Nifty idea to actually shroud a building with LEGO!

A really nice build and a very smart idea, i hope you´ll win.

Though the MOC looks a bit 'blocky', I'm amazed by the idea of really wrapping a 'whole building' like Christo and Jeanne-Claude did with the Reichstag in 1995. And although I like Wes' miniland figs very much, you get my vote, because I can only imagine how complicated it must be to build a winding object at home (that has to fit around a real object in the city) with nothing but some photos and measurements.

Great idea and execution! But my vote goes to Wes on this one. I feel his build looks more like it's part of the overall environment of the park. Good luck with the other judges.

That was really, REALLY cool. My vote however went with Wes. Something about seeing that setup in real life just did it for me. A really great idea here though! Good luck with the other judges! ~ Chris.

Wow this is great! It fits perfectly with Christo's artwork. Good luck.

Wow! That's a lot of white lined bricks. They were a good choice to simulate the plastics Christo uses. Sometimes he used opaque materials as well, so that fits. Good luck!

Ha, what a great take on the theme! I am impressed with your fit too - i would have loved to see more "in progress shots as you built around the model, assuming you built on site. :) Great work and best of luck with the judges!

Very interesting and a nice take on the theme. Good luck!

I think doing it in white gives it the feel of an old style architect's fiberboard model. You captured(no pun intended) the real church's simple design and feel. Good Luck! :)

It's cool how you got it on top of another small building. Do you think it was such a wise decision to bring WHITE bricks?

It looks like a cake from afar. XP Nice job.

Skillful and original. I hope you win with this!

LOL great idea!

Wow, I really like your take on this! Extremely original I must say. However, I wasn't too impressed with the build, and I would think you would have to do better than that to top Wes. However, The very best of luck to you mate!

600 of a piece not enough? You will get to the point where 3000 of a piece is not enough. A great piece of art. The monotone fits right into the theme IMO. Good luck with your judges! ~Thoy

Very interesting build! Good luck!

Wow! That is impressive! At first I was kind of "Meh" about it, but as soon as I saw it was built on top of a real thing, WHOA!