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Re: Peasant House...Marc
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lugnet.castle, lugnet.build
Date: 
Sat, 22 Jul 2000 03:52:57 GMT
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In lugnet.castle, Greg Howell writes:
In lugnet.castle, Marc Nelson, Jr. writes:


On the inside of my one-story houses, I have a ladder going up to a loft. I
don't know how realistic this is, but I thought it looked cool.

I did the exact same thing. I build a little ale...er, cider house for my • town,
I couldn't fit a ladder inside, to go to the loft. I built one on the outside,
in a back alley. The loft on my a, (did it again, Cider, Cider, CIDER) Ahem,
Cider house is a little apartment, so accomadations are what you see id what
you get.
Are you using 1X4 tiles and 1X1s for your ladders? I must admit, I copped out
with one of the pre-made hand from the cleet ladders. It works alright.

My tavern has stairs made out of bricks, but the other buildings all use the
brown ladder pieces.

Oooh! Some of the castle builders here might take issue with that! Having • never
built a big castle, I can't say. I would like to build a tower-house, which • is
kind of a fortified house which was common in Ireland.

Really? I did not know that. Thants really cool. Make one, I want to see it. • Is
it any thing like the Guarded Inn set? While I give that that is part of the
castle wall section theme, is that the basic idea? Sounds really intriguing.

No, they don't look nearly as nice as the Guarded Inn. A tower-house was
basically a tower 4 or 5 stories high that the lord (can't remember if these
were native Irish or the English) would live in. There was usually a small wall
enclosing an area around the tower to hold livestock. The tower-houses weren't
strong enough to hold up against a determined attack, but they were good enough
to keep the peasants in line. I'll try and find a picture. Now that I can get
grey bricks from LEGO Direct, I might actually be able to build one.

Any one have a nice way to make mini-sheep?

Somebody posted some LEGO animals a while back, but I can't remember who. They
had pigs and sheep and a frog, I think.
-Marc



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  Re: Peasant House...Marc
 
(...) Another really good source of (...) Thanks Marc, I'll look into it. Sounds good. What I really want is a book on Japanese houses so I can build a little village for my Ninja. (...) I did the exact same thing. I build a little ale...er, cider (...) (24 years ago, 22-Jul-00, to lugnet.castle, lugnet.build)

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