Great project! My last two days work: a dung heap at the entrance of the pirates’ hideout. Complete with vomit and excrements. Big, big fun, Really!
More about Baron Munchausen
The Ottoman military camp in front of Saint Petersburg’s gates.
I’ve no idea how many of them I made during the last couple of days. But here all those flags fit in quite well.
Baron Munchausen: Prince Aydin
The room of prince Aydin, son of Catherine’s arch-enemy, the sultan of the Ottoman Empire. Realised in the interiors of Amerang Castle, the set is a team work of the whole art department. I contributed all those artefacts that show Aydins affection for aeronautics. Much love and effort went in those details, because they are an excellent way to co-narrate a part of the character Aydin.
Ludwigsburg as Saint Petersburg
With the Munchausen-project in Catherine the Great’s castle in Saint Petersburg. Well, actually it’s Ludwigsburg Castle which stands in for the Saint Petersburg interiour shots.
It’s so unbelievably cold – even indoors. The flower arrangements on the tables didn’t make it over night. All frozen.