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Re: TUDOR Patterned Castle Wall
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lugnet.castle
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Mon, 21 Jan 2002 13:16:35 GMT
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In lugnet.castle, Mark Chittenden writes:
> What I'm after are brown walls with the black tudor pattern. I like the idea
> of stickers, but will need some
> pointers/hints/suggestions/take-my-hand-and-tell-me-how on printing clear
> stickers (is that possible? just having the black stipes on a clear
> background so the wall's color shows through?).
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> My project was inspired by the release of Fort Legorado. Not (yet) acquiring
> it, I'm designing (via mlCad) a wooden Motte & Bailey (hence my questions
> here in the castle group). Upper building will have the european tudor
> pattern, lower building (and of course the outside wall) will be the logs.
So, you want brown wall sections, but you want them to be 1 by 5 by 6 kind,
like the black, grey white, yellow and red windowed ones, NOT the 1 by 6 by
6 white and brown ones with the logs already moulded into them?
Not to pop your bubble, but I don't personally recall seeing motte and
bailey castles that incorporate a half timbered look. I may be wrong, but I
always thought the half timbered style came into use in the late middle
ages. If you're looking to make a typical motte and bailey castle from
around 1000-1100, you might be better off doing it all with the brown wall 1
by 6 by 6 timbered wall sections from Fort Legoredo. Just a thought.
Magnus
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| What I'm after are brown walls with the black tudor pattern. I like the idea of stickers, but will need some pointers/hints/sugge...ell-me-how on printing clear stickers (is that possible? just having the black stipes on a clear background so the (...) (22 years ago, 19-Jan-02, to lugnet.castle)
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