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SleepDprived "You are a Medieval Castle builder...300 serfs, 150 soldiers in residence, a household staff of about 50 people and approximately 200 family members."
::babbles something incoherently::
Ahh..the wonders of World History. I find myself staring at a three page requirement sheet and gaping at the 6' x 6' minimum size and thirty or so different "portions" of the castle. Maybe someone out there has some great ideas?
::walks off muttering something about working on inch-long wall hangings::
SleepDprived ::Babbles::
Err...that was supposed to show up in the projects folder.
::blushes::
Trail David Macaulay's book CASTLE is a terrific resource for this project. Usually this book is in the juvenile section of the library, shows step-by-step construction of castle, allthe whys and wherefores in clear line drawings. Book's avail in PA and hardbound edits.
Trail erroneous duplication. Scribe, pls. rmv this second reply.
[This message has been edited by Trail (edited 02-25-99).]

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SleepDprived	"You are a Medieval Castle builder...300 serfs, 150 soldiers in residence, a household staff of about 50 people and approximately 200 family members." ::babbles something incoherently:: Ahh..the wonders of World History. I find myself staring at a three page requirement sheet and gaping at the 6' x 6' minimum size and thirty or so different "portions" of the castle. Maybe someone out there has some great ideas? ::walks off muttering something about working on inch-long wall hangings::
SleepDprived	::Babbles:: Err...that was supposed to show up in the projects folder. ::blushes::
Trail	David Macaulay's book CASTLE is a terrific resource for this project. Usually this book is in the juvenile section of the library, shows step-by-step construction of castle, allthe whys and wherefores in clear line drawings. Book's avail in PA and hardbound edits.
Trail	erroneous duplication. Scribe, pls. rmv this second reply. [This message has been edited by Trail (edited 02-25-99).]