There are many uses for buses: You may take a coach to the original, a public bus to the museum, and this is made from model busses.

I like building with Duplo, and blue is my favourite colour. That's why I wanted to recreate Stonehenge like this.

The wooden blocks were just the right shape to recreate Stonehenge. The colour is not quite right, but you can still make it out.

With the different colours I wanted to show that the stones are anchored in the ground. That's why the stones are darker at the bottom.

My clonehenge consists of sweet mini stollen in icing sugar snow. Looks a lot like the original in winter, doesn't it?

Our Stonehenge is meant to point out the pollution of the seas. The photo was taken on the Danish coast in Thy National Park.

#FisimaTantesPlatten is the name of my fruit plates on instagram. For me, it was clear that I had to recreate Stonehenge out of fruit.

My clay replica shows Stonehenge not only as an impressive monument, but also as a place where tourists flock together.

A new power field from drained batteries: one grasp into the school's battery collection box and off they went.

We like to build new worlds with Duplo bricks and therefore wanted to recreate Stonehenge. Only, it turned out to be square instead of round.

The replica made of self-made wooden cubes and tiles was difficult because they easily fell over.

We recreated Stonehenge out of wooden blocks after studying it in class.

Made from cheddar cheese, because it combines good workability, English-Celtic origins and could be eaten later.

While one would break one's teeth at the original, this version could be eaten without any problems.

We like to play or build with what we find outside. This time we built Stonehenge out of logs and bark.

The picture was created in science and art classe after we had worked intensively on the topic.

With the publications of the Historical Commission for Westphalia you can reconstruct important monuments.

During the Corona pandemic, when the learning program at home didn't work again, I experimented with my pens ...

Inspired by the Northern European Bronze Age, I baked these oatmeal cookies with barley flour, cheese and nuts.

Salt Dough. A novel representation of Stonehenge using ingredients everyone has at home. Grass adds a touch of home.

The myths and legends surrounding Stonehenge have fascinated me for a long time and have also inspired this replica.

Stonehenge has followed the development of mankind over the years. With the grains it leads back to nature.

Stonehenge as small as possible: a challenge met with icing, tweezers and grains of rice.

Through a realistic replica I wanted to pay tribute to the builders of Stonehenge and put myself in their mindset.

After we had been to the Stonehenge exhibition with our class, we also wanted to build a Stonehenge model out of clay.

I tried to stick to the original dimensions. Since the stones are very old, they are partly covered with some moss.

Since the topic of sustainability is important to us, we used materials that were already available: empty Tetra Packs and newspapers.

Minimalism at the Rhine beach - it must not always be in detail.

This sweater is over 40 years old and one of my favorites, because it is a memory of many trips to the megalithic buildings of Europe.

Reproduction from drawer finds from all over the world, datable to the 20/21st century. The photos from England awaken the desire to travel...

Replica made of 5 columns of Ruhr sandstone in my garden, diameter 3m, height 2.4m, weight of one stone column approx. 550kg.

This replica is a symbol of cooperation, small and large, because community creates great things.

This work is from a series of many famous buildings. My art style brings them to life through small figures and faces.

During Christmas crafting, not only the usual Christmas decoration was created from the gold foil, but also a small Stonehenge.

The miniature bricks are very popular with our visitors. This time we set the stone circle in front of our brickyard ourselves.

I used nappies as a homage to women past and present to represent something as timeless as Stonehenge.

This acrylic painting was created in 2011 and is called "Silence" because there are special acoustics in the centre of stone circles.

A small vegetarian feast of potatoes, red lentils, bacon beans in herb butter, inspired by my seed potatoes.

Inspired by the original, this collaborative work was created by a group of archaeologists travelling in 2015 AD.

A replica as a symbol for the year 2021 - the tests simply resemble the megaliths too well in terms of shape.