You can´t have a town without
businessmen and you can´t have businessmen without a Market and you can´t have a market without market stalls (or is it stands? )
So far I´ve built 3 of the many different designs which seem (after a web search) the most common.
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No wonder the woman is angrily waving her fist...there´s no goods to sell or buy!!!! |
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The three types, made from coffee stirring sticks. The coverings are printed. The market wares are still to come, boxes of fruit etc. |
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They can also find a use in the Khandibar scenario As my medieval civvies now number more than 100 and there´s many more to come, I´ll need some more stalls and a couple of big tents for a special set of bods that will occupy one of them :-D |