http://www.hitbox.tv/w4stedspace from 19:00BST

Continuing the building a fleet series live with the next of the craft and the first of the capital ships - a frigate build aimed at running both defensive and offensive roles.

Will also be giving away a couple of copies of Warhammer: The End Times - Vermintide during the stream!

http://www.hitbox.tv/w4stedspace from 19:00BST

Continuing the building a fleet series live with the next of the craft and the first of the capital ships - a frigate build aimed at running both defensive and offensive roles.

Will also be giving away a couple of copies of Warhammer: The End Times - Vermintide during the stream!

Just in case anyone missed it in the video and to have a summary here..

I'm running a 'Build a Hole' Competition and giving away some copies of Space Engineers (or another indie game if needed) to say thanks for all the support and for being an awesome community. Just hit 4k subs and I'm happy to say the least!

The competition is to design a hole for my 2nd Mini-Golf course.

Submissions can come either as a built hole using the workshop map, or by designing a schematic for a hole outside of the game (for those who don't own Space Engineers)

Vid: Here

COMPETITION DETAILS
End Date: 31st January 2015 1:00pm GMT
Submission Method: Upload to Steam Workshop, or create a detailed block schematic using graph paper or other materials and send me an email containing: the link, your Steam account name and a very brief description.
Send Submissions To: bluhoney@outlook.com
1st, 2nd and 3rd place will be awarded to the most inventive hole designs and most fun play on that hole. Winners will receive a prize in the form of an indie game from a selection, with a copy of Space Engineers as the main prize but with alternatives available.

RESTRICTIONS
- No mods allowed!
- Holes cannot be longer than 300 blocks
- The edges of the hole must be made using the same method as described in the video.
- Please avoid large flat walls and similar obstacles, they effect the gameplay.
- Remember your hole has to play well also! It's not necessarily going to be the most complex or most difficult that comes top!

Workshop Link: Here