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Selten
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posted 01-09-2003 07:46 PM     Click Here to See the Profile for Selten   Click Here to Email Selten     Edit/Delete Message
Hello I,m 13 years old. I've been getting home everyday without anything to do by finishing homerwork so quickly and with my intrest in medevil times i was gonna pose a project on myself,to build a castle. I wanted to use just the materials maybe more if nescery


clay
popsicle sticks
dirt
string
wood
and a little wire and papermache
(also the nesceites like scissor, glue,etc.)

I've got easy acces to all this materil but cant find the type of castle i wanna do...I've looked through many files and floorplans that i could find in all the other post. I wanted to make something of my own but be a lot like the fantasy version of arthur's castle.I wanted it to be about 3'by 3' size including a moat and outer wall. I guss the name of the caslte would be a citadel. and if i could maybe on how to build the walls a floor plan and maybe a square or pentagon shaped outer wall a castle design courtyard and all other detail.I'm gonna go into as much detail possible with my materials so if u got any ideas on how to construct certain parts or a castle design plz tell me dont email me most likely i wont get the email.

thank you.

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I'm 13 years old...

Erik Schmidt
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posted 01-09-2003 10:40 PM     Click Here to See the Profile for Erik Schmidt   Click Here to Email Erik Schmidt     Edit/Delete Message
Could you post a link to the 'fantacy version of Arthur's castle', as I don't know which one you are referring to.
If you want to call it a citadel, then it should be of arab design, such as the Moorish ones in Spain. Citadels did not have keeps, so if you want a keep, it must be alter addition to a citadel or you will need to go for a European castle.
When you say you want an outer wall, does that mean you want an inner and outer, that is, two sets of walls?

Erik

Selten
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posted 01-10-2003 07:24 AM     Click Here to See the Profile for Selten   Click Here to Email Selten     Edit/Delete Message
hmmm...i did a little more studying last night i guess i was one step under it the word was on my tounge and it was a citadel it was a fortress...including a castle on the inside the an outer wall a courtyard a keep i guess like a full force fortress maybe not the town connected but everything else. so does anyone got any ideas.

thank you and sorry for any grammer and spelling mistakes.

Levan
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posted 01-10-2003 05:06 PM     Click Here to See the Profile for Levan   Click Here to Email Levan     Edit/Delete Message
Conwy Castle (sometimes splet by English folks as Conway) in Wales might be a good bet?

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