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Re: starting a town
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lugnet.town
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Fri, 24 May 2002 15:07:03 GMT
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I generally don't start out thinking of a whole town. I might want to build a
seaside cottage, for example, then maybe a garden for it. Then I think of a
house to go next door, and pretty soon I've got a little village. But then, my
layouts tend to look as though there was no major plan for development, so you
may want to concentrate on one thing at a time but keep in mind the bigger
picture as Larry suggests.
Maggie C.
In lugnet.town, Larry Lesser writes:
> I always start with drawing out my ideas before I even start. Also you want
> to have a lot of area so that you can walk around your town and build it up.
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> In lugnet.town, Jacob Sparre Andersen writes:
> > Kishin Wadhwani wrote:
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> > > Hi all , i would like to build a town , is there a perticular set that i
> > > should start whith or how should i approach it . Any ideas, thanks.
> >
> > Since a town usually starts as a few houses, you should get
> > your hands on:
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> > * A box of doors and windows.
> > * A box of roof pieces (sloped bricks) or plates.
> > * A box of 1×N bricks.
> >
> > (can't remember the numbers)
> >
> > Jacob
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| I always start with drawing out my ideas before I even start. Also you want to have a lot of area so that you can walk around your town and build it up. (...) (23 years ago, 24-May-02, to lugnet.town)
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