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Hi Sky
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posted 05-14-2002 02:50 PM     Click Here to See the Profile for Hi Sky   Click Here to Email Hi Sky     Edit/Delete Message
yo anyone know how to construct a castle out of paper mache'that only takes 2weeks.

Erik Schmidt
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posted 05-14-2002 07:01 PM     Click Here to See the Profile for Erik Schmidt   Click Here to Email Erik Schmidt     Edit/Delete Message
'Papier mache' is great for forming uneven surfaces, but is not all that useful for castle walls and such.
If you want to use it anyway, I suggest you make everything out of cardboard first, and then layer it with 'papier mache'.
It won't take more then a week if you add a little every day and let it dry in between.

Hi Sky
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posted 05-16-2002 12:03 PM     Click Here to See the Profile for Hi Sky   Click Here to Email Hi Sky     Edit/Delete Message
thanks for the help but do you know a better way to contruct a simple castle out of clay or some other good lookin' material

thanks Hi Sky

Erik Schmidt
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posted 05-17-2002 05:32 AM     Click Here to See the Profile for Erik Schmidt   Click Here to Email Erik Schmidt     Edit/Delete Message
I haven't worked with clay for a long time, but it should be ideal to make a small castle. You can roll out sheets of clay(about 1-2cm thick) and use them to form the walls, including the walls of round or square towers as well as any internal buildings. Don't make the towers and buildings solid, the clay will be too thick and crack when drying.
You can then scratch 'stonework' into the surface if the wet clay.

Erik

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