Discussions : New Medieval Town v 1.1b => incoming 2.0

[RedKetchup]

Very old granary is nice option.  I will just go sit in a corner and whimper until Christmas.....

hehe /HUG_Bobbi


in wait .... i let you try to ... guess.... what this thing will be or will become

[Pangaea]

Ladder storage, obviously

[Turis]

A secret entrance to an underground science laboratory for the Umbrella Corporation?(ref. Resident Evil game)

[RedKetchup]

A secret entrance to an underground science laboratory for the Umbrella Corporation?(ref. Resident Evil game)

hahaha

and it is not an atomic shelter neither ^^

[chillzz]

a not so secret tunnel entrance to the medieval castle

[Tilleen]

Could very easily be an entrance to an underground mine.

Or a subway station.

[purringcat]

Ladder to a tunnel 10 (x) levels down   

[Paeng]

Yeah, I also think it's the start of some mining operation...

[Tilleen]

The mines that I have seen from around the 1880 - 1920s were never that neat.

I think they were just a hole in the ground, with a winch and a-frame, no ladder, maybe some boards around the edge to stop it collapsing

[RedKetchup]

i worked couple of hours tonight on it ....

but i stop.... i am tired a bit tonight, so it is not optimal
trying to find a way to make that match ... with the ground... it is not evident.

but i think you can guess better with this screenshot .. what i am trying to do ^^

[DesoPL]

This is diffrent way to gain sand?

[chillzz]

The mines that I have seen from around the 1880 - 1920s were never that neat.

I think they were just a hole in the ground, with a winch and a-frame, no ladder, maybe some boards around the edge to stop it collapsing

you know that is way way after the first industrial revolution right?
and they used steel, steam and heavy tools/machinery for mining and cement and bricks for building back then

[RedKetchup]

i guess i am very bad :S nobody found it

it is supposely .......... a Medieval Clay Pit ^^

[gerns]

looks great to me

[Paeng]

a Medieval Clay Pit

Okay, good idea... I'm just wondering - are clay pits not situated near lakes, or some kind of water?