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Eric Kingsley wrote:
> > To date, I think the only definite things we have to that respect are a
> > potential 6091 castle, lots of figs, and Eric's church, and his marketplace.
> > So, assuming we do a town (which it looks like we will), a brainstorm... what
> > other structures do we need for a town?
And standards. Do we want to use thin or thick baseplates? And should each 'unit'
have a standard size so that we can fit them together easily? I guess we
could use
mixtures of thin and thick plates to show that the land isn't perfectly even...I
could even build a (very) small hill with some of my green bricks.
> > Here's a couple of ideas I had... feel free to add:
> > - Kinds of shops:
> > o Clothing shop
Selling capes, no doubt? Possibly hoods and hats as well?
> > o Butcher
>
> Only problem is that we could only serve Horse, Kaddu, and Polar Bear. :-)
'ey! I volunteered by sheep, din't I? If not, then I volunteer it now. And even
though there's only one, it's a *big* sheep. I might also be able to knock together
a cow or something.
> > o Barber?
> > o Doctor
In the medieval era, these would probably be the same thing(!)
> > o Carpenter
> > o Shoe store (Al Bundy's long lost relative)
>
> I was thinking of including some of these in my market. I have already built a
> Flower Shop for the market and was considering an Armory as well although as I
> have said before my Castle fig selection is not very good so stocking an Armory
> might be tough for me.
A general blacksmith would be better. The armorer probably lives and works in
the
castle, because peasants don't *need* (and probably can't afford) to buy
weapons
and armor, but the King needs to keep his soldiers armed...
> - Town Gate
And small side gate with bribery. 8)
I might take on the inn/stable idea, too.
Do we have any idea *when* we are going to do this?
J
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