Mark Venit: Hi! My name is Mark Venit and I am a professional sandcastle builder, and I would like to welcome you back to Camelot, where we are about to put in a Grand Entrance.

It could go here, or down here, or over there, but I've purposely saved this because, it will be front and center, in what will be my Christmas card for the 26th year. You can say I've put a little bit of decoration up, there's the handsome prince, well he used to be a handsome prince. He's a little frog, he's there's now, and this is his castle, even though he lets Arthur live in it.

I'll add a little detail above, what will be the door, and my doorway is just going to be formed pretty much by shadows. So, I am going to cut a, I think Id like a door that comes to a nice, pretty peak, little bit of curve in it, so it here goes. Straight on the bottom, curved on the top, dont worry about the side because we are going to be cutting a lot of that away. In and down, I am cutting in about a half-an-inch deep now. Now, I want to take out the interior here, and I am just going to work the inside too, until I get a nice, flat, soft finish. As you can see, there's a road coming up to the main entrance. It will be finished off with crenellations. The door gives you a chance to make statement, do as much detail as you like, and hopefully get it done before it rains. Then cutting in straight, little bit of a curve at the top coming to a peak. I switch tools because this one is a little sharper, and a better edge.

Now, you may have some things in your kitchen drawers, to draw lines or textures. I am just going to put some lines in it for wood, with a thin instrument, something I made out of anchovy cans, and it gives me a lot of control. First, I'll put the center in the door and then just a couple lines to give it some texture, catch some shadows. First, right now, the door is closed and we are going to give it a little more ornamentation. I am cutting at an angle, maybe a quarter-of-an-inch deep, just to give the door a more dramatic cast.

The castle is essentially done. The grand entrance is there. Eventually, I'll make this a crenellated wall; build a nice, attractive road, long and winding road. I may dig a moat around the castle, might put up some more flags, but in our next clip, well be talking about finishing touches and photography.