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Re: For Participants (was: Re: Final call for the Gathering seats!!)
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Thu, 31 May 2001 13:07:43 GMT
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In lugnet.castle.org.cw, Frank Filz writes:
> Ok, great. I think then that just about anything which can be built on a
> baseplate or two will be fine.

Yeah, I doubt anyone has some extremely bizarre MOCs that would look awful
within a city. (Monasteries anyones? ;-) ...I think most of the buildings
people would tend to bring (church, inn, shops) would be fine. But Frank, I
think Jeff meant he doesn't have the city around the castle built at all.
i.e. no houses there yet. ;-)  Of course we can try to build them on the
spot. B&W timber houses should be easy to build from K8 pieces (Christina's
last year won the K8 prize IIRC).

> Cool, with a large city, we can just make a representative portion of
> it, or perhaps not even make the whole scene contiguous. In that way, we
> can make little clusters of buildings without having to worry about all
> the "boring" buildings which should surround them.

Yeah, I don't think there's really much of a problem there.

> I think we're on a roll for an awesome castle display.

Definitely!!

-Shiri



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(...) Ok, great. I think then that just about anything which can be built on a baseplate or two will be fine. (...) Cool, with a large city, we can just make a representative portion of it, or perhaps not even make the whole scene contiguous. In (...) (25 years ago, 31-May-01, to lugnet.castle.org.cw)

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