These pictures are my finial product. Since I last posted I have made some changes. These include, 3d printed gold bars in the mountain and some more shrubs on the hobbit hole. I also added a spraypainted cardboard board to separate the two sides. 

For today, I 3d printed some mini furniture for Bilbo's hobbit hole, and I also 3d some trees which I then painted and glued onto my project. I also started a print of gold bars which I'm going to put on the mountain and started to add shrubs and bushes to the hobbit hole.

Today I worked on the hobbit hole side of my diorama. I added some different shrubs and a pathway so his lawn would look better. I also added some lego tape on the sides of the hobbit hole so I can attach legos onto the hobbit hole hill.

For today's class, I worked on the mountain part of my project. I used a bunch of blue legos to create a river and added some stuff to the mountain.

Today I put everything together and made some small adjustments so everything fit nicely. 

Today I worked on building the dragon that is going to go inside the mountain and did a lot of posting on NUVU.

Today I attached all of the smaller pieces of the mountain and attached the mountain onto the base plate where the hobbit hole was located. These are some images of how it looks.

On the third day of working, I wanted to start the other side of the build, the Mountain. I first collected a bunch of gray pieces and put together different sections of the mountain so in then I could attach them all to make the final product. 

On the second day of working, I finished of the upward part of the hill and added part of the interior of Bilbo's hole.

On the first day, I worked on starting to build the hill where Bilbo's hobbit hole was. I built it by stacking two-by-four bricks in an upward direction like shown above.