Because Fachwerkhauser!
It fits the theme enough, and it'd be a good addition to our set of buildings.
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Jfloyd
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Fachwerkhauser!
"When I grow up, I want to be just like Kaka" -James Floyd, on growing up.
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Wolfang
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Re: Fachwerkhauser!
a bit of explanation would help.
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Jfloyd
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Re: Fachwerkhauser!
http://mw2.google.com/mw-panoramio/phot ... 389695.jpg
I know the cars don't help my cause, but that is what I'm talking about.
I know the cars don't help my cause, but that is what I'm talking about.
"When I grow up, I want to be just like Kaka" -James Floyd, on growing up.
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Wolfang
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Re: Fachwerkhauser!
i agree @ more houses =D
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Tower
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Re: Fachwerkhauser!
Those houses look pretty cool.
I think I agree with this one.
Would probably cost a lot more resources than the other two house types.
I think I agree with this one.
Would probably cost a lot more resources than the other two house types.
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Jackard
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Re: Fachwerkhauser!
gesundheitJfloyd wrote:Because Fachwerkhauser!
It fits the theme enough, and it'd be a good addition to our set of buildings.
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Grog
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Re: Fachwerkhauser!
danke ^^Jackard wrote:gesundheit
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i like that idea. it would be inbetween the two others and needing soil+wood+straw (and no metal
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hm. i grew up in a town with many of this houses, built in the middle-age. the definetly did not use metal or stones! (just wood for endurance and a mixture out of soil+straw!)Tower wrote:Those houses look pretty cool.
I think I agree with this one.
Would probably cost a lot more resources than the other two house types.
ps:
i looked the word up - pons says "half-timbered house"
didn't know the word fachwerhaus is used in englishspeaking countries
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Cookie
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Re: Fachwerkhauser!
Wattle and daub is the most common term in English for a house like this, I believe.
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Bjørn
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Re: Fachwerkhauser!
Are you German?Grog wrote:danke ^^Jackard wrote:gesundheit
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i like that idea. it would be inbetween the two others and needing soil+wood+straw (and no metal
edit:hm. i grew up in a town with many of this houses, built in the middle-age. the definetly did not use metal or stones! (just wood for endurance and a mixture out of soil+straw!)Tower wrote:Those houses look pretty cool.
I think I agree with this one.
Would probably cost a lot more resources than the other two house types.
ps:
i looked the word up - pons says "half-timbered house"
didn't know the word fachwerhaus is used in englishspeaking countries
And, I think, this house could find some place between log cabin and mansion. Although it may not fit in the time frame...
