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Re: King Leo's Palace
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Fri, 12 Oct 2001 16:25:24 GMT
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It makes perfect sense Magnus, I'm inclined to try the incorporation of Dark
grey first, as the curtain wall is made up of 2 wide bricks for the first
several layers, then when the "window wall" bricks start, it goes to 1 wide,
so the walls are thick at the bottom, and thinner near the top. to place
the lower layer above the upper layer would be almost impossible. It's a
great suggestion though, and when I build in the future, I'll definately do
it, thanks for the tip, I'm sure it will save money too! Jon
In lugnet.castle, Magnus Lauglo writes:
> In lugnet.castle, Jon Furman writes:
> > Magnus,
> > I'm afraid you have stumbled upon my little secret! I am completely out of
> > Grey Bricks and plates! I agree with all of your comments. In fact, my
> > original plans for the wall were a lot more grand than they are now, I just
> > ran short of raw materials. The gates on the sides of the castle were never
> > originally intended to be there. They just took up space that didn't have
> > to be filled with brick! Along the top of the main gatehouse, the bricks
> > are merely there to create the illusion of a battlement, because there
> > weren't enough bricks to create a real one.
>
> I know exactly what you mean about brick shortages cutting into your castle.
> I was never really satisfied with the curtain wall on my most recent castle
> (a bit smaller than yours). I xcan think of two doiable ways of "beefing
> up" the wall:
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> Include dark grey bricks incorporated into the main grey wall. If you do
> this properly, it really doesn't look bad at all. Depending on how many/what
> kind of dark grey bricks you have, you could make the wall or battlements
> higher.
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> If you want to make the battlements higher, you could also take one layer of
> the bricks you have under the wall segments, remove them, and add them to
> the battlement wall. The resulting wall would be the same height, the men
> would be standing on a paraphet one brick lower, but would have an extra
> brick 's worth of protection. Hope this makes sense.
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| (...) I know exactly what you mean about brick shortages cutting into your castle. I was never really satisfied with the curtain wall on my most recent castle (a bit smaller than yours). I xcan think of two doiable ways of "beefing up" the wall: (...) (23 years ago, 12-Oct-01, to lugnet.castle)
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