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Re: One new building, 2 new market buildings, A fake door for a peasant house, + more.
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lugnet.castle, lugnet.build.arch
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Tue, 14 Mar 2000 09:45:46 GMT
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In lugnet.castle, Eric Kingsley writes:
> I have once again updated my castle pages. This must be getting tiresome for
> some of you :-) I have been doing this a lot lately.
Not tired of any of it, keep up the great work.
> First an most exciting I have added a new "Generic Building" to my site. This
> really looks more like an upper middle class home. I realise there was a very
> limited middle class in the middle ages but this is also a bit of a fantasy so
> I can do whatever I like.
>
> It is becoming more and more obvious that I am running out of key colors but I
> am much happier than I thought I was going to be when I started this house.
>
> http://www.nelug.org/members/kingsley/castle/obuild2/
Very nice. The gray and blue go very well together. I've got a few new
buildings of similar style to get pics up of.
> Second I have added 2 new Market shops to my Market. You can see these at the
> bottom of my market page. I don't know what is going to be sold in these • shops
> yet so for now the shelves are bare.
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> http://www.nelug.org/members/kingsley/castle/market/
Nice to see the market growing. :-)
> Third, I would generally not show another peasant building but I just wanted • to
> highlight the fake door design used here (Yes I stole this from Dave E. too).
> Basically this is a layer of plates covered with tiles that are attached at a
> 90 degree angle to the building in back using technic beams and 1/2 pegs with
> stud.
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> Of course this prevents me from doing the interior but these houses are
> basically filler anyway.
>
> http://www.nelug.org/members/kingsley/castle/house3/
Nice touch! I couldn't make it out from the photos but if I understand
correctly the door is offset half a stud? I've borrowed a similar technic from
other members of PNLTC for the look of passenger train car doors when lacking
regular train doors, using the 1x2 tiles w/ center stud, if you'd like a pic
I'll have to see if I can find one. I decided to use this for the walls of
some of my buildings, giving them a nice "timbered" look.
> Fourth, I added one picture of the new roof I put on the lookout tower on my
> City gate. I like this design much better although it is still not perfect.
> The picture is at the bottom of this page and is not of the best quality
> because it came out dark and I had to brighten it considerably.
>
> http://www.nelug.org/members/kingsley/castle/citywall/
I've been battling a similar problem with a roof of a interior building in my
castle. Using steep slopes made it entirely too tall but a combination of low
and steep sure helps a lot.
I love your modular wall design, I will definitely have to borrow some of your
ideas when I get to building mine.
> Lastly, I added a couple of pic's to my "City View" page. The city is
> starting to hang of the edges of our dining room table so I am going to have • to
> find a new location soon. Once again the new pics are at the bottom of the
> page.
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> http://www.nelug.org/members/kingsley/castle/city/
Looking great! (once I broke the code :-)
Check the thumbnails, at first I got "file not found". I looked at the date at
the end of the url and you have 30 instead of 00. :-)
Tom
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