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Re: Medieval Marketplace (A Common Castle Builders Project)
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Date: 
Sun, 20 Oct 2002 15:38:35 GMT
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I worked out some stuff yesterday, trying different ideas and things.  I
think we should go with the marketplace.  It is faster to build and the
standards below do work for a "temporary type structure."  After all the
original idea was something that can be built in a day and posted right away
if the builder has a digital camera (I don't so my posts will take a little
longer).  I rebuilt four of my booths in the new standards and they look
good together.  It is a fun challange to get the right details in a small
space and the result is a busy, crowded marketplace.  I like it!  Let's get
building and post stuff pronto!

Josh


What I see developing here are two competing but complementary ideas. One is
for a "marketplace" - generally an open place that has been filled with
basically temporary type structures, with enough room for pedestrian
traffic. The second is for a "market/town street", with permanent structures
of one or two (maybe even three!) floors containing shop/home.

Here are some proposed guidelines, which are presented for discussion (i.e.
other views are welcome):

Marketplace:
- Baseplate standard: 16x16;
- temporary style structures of one level (an "attic" level might be workable);
- front offset of ~3-4 studs - allows for pedestrian traffic between facing
stalls;
- back offset of ~1-2 studs - for back alley access for merchants;
- if not a full-width stall, a side offset of ~1-2 studs;
- if a corner stall, front off-sets of ~3-4 studs on both sides, back
off-set of 2x2 studs minimum.

Market/Town Street:
- Baseplate standard: 16x16;
- Baseplate variations: 16x32 for longer buildings, or regular back-to-back,
OR 32x32 for longer buildings, back-to-back;
- permanent style structures of one or two (or maybe even three) levels;
- 1 stud front off-set (so baseplates can be connected with brickplates);
- back off-set of ~1-2 studs for back alley;
- no side off-set or overhang;
- ~2 stud front overhang allowed;



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  Re: Medieval Marketplace (A Common Castle Builders Project)
 
I've been working on castle walls for a town that is completely modular. I'll tell you how I'm doing it and you can decide for yourselves if you want to adopt it, alter it, or throw it in the garbage. :) First I built Wall Segments on 16x32 plates. (...) (22 years ago, 20-Oct-02, to lugnet.castle)

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