THE perfect set....just what I needed. You are wonderful UK 1967
Thanks a million...
*Hugs* - nengi

You make something amazing, I think I don't wanna hear the many hours you have working on this set it will be more than few.
Everything looks great, filled with details.
Thank you so much for sharing, that is great for us who can't make a single thing, atleast I can't

Wow, this is amazing, very nice set! I'm used to seeing barrels as end tables, not sculptures, but overall this is just great and will make for wonderful additions to my game.

@tiggerypum: maybe i will create a smaller / lower barrel as a end table (in part 2 or 3).

Thanks so much! This is great!

Oh hell yes I was just wishing I had something exactly like "column 2" the other day & I can definatly use all the other stuff also. Thank you I have most of your uploads in my game. looking forward to part 2.

Very, very nice! I cannot tell you how desperately I've wanted an extra-tall wall. I love historical items and these are fantastic. I've added this to the Content List, and I greatly thank you for your creation - they all look very nice and with the exception of those cannonballs, they're all pretty darn low-poly too. Thank you!

Just nice, Medieval Total War 2 is out..
Too bad we can't lay siege in the Sims2

WOW! A very nice set indeed, thanks for making it. This will make castle building so much more interesting.

Cannons

@ igloolik and gcpourroy

Btw... for those that wonders about cannons, they are indeed a medieval invention. First use of gunpowder (as we think for now and as a generally accepted historical fact, is that the chineese was first with the gunpowder, but its now disputed, since there are fragments of french manuscripts with almost the same formula/recipie for gunpowder thats even earlier). One of the oldest still existing cannons where found in Sweden, in the area of Småland (southern Sweden).
We know for a fact that cannons where used in combat since around 1325 and forward. There are quite a few medieval cannons that still exist, that where produced during the 1400 centery.
Dynamite on the other hand, that was a later invention, made by Alfred Nobel ;-)

Wow!!!
Thank you very much!!!! Great work, really! :clap:

Will you make a collection file?

Awesome info Galland! Thought I'd add one thing: If I remember correctly, the very earliest cannons were made from wood. Strips bound together by iron rings to form a tube. They were thought to resemble long, thin barrels. Is for that reason that that part of a gun is still referred to as the "barrel."

Hey that's pretty good! Thanks!

Awesome!! Couldn't be better. Thanks for sharing

Another small niggle, those cannons are 18th or 19th Century, not medieval.

The Medieval cannons were mounted on very bulky carriages with four small solid wood wheels.


Yes, I need a life.

@Galland: Thanks for this very fascinating information.

@Vie: Do you want medieval cannons like described by you ?

Oh that would be perfect for taverns & for my pirate theme! GREAT! GREAT!
Can't wait for your upload!
Coll it's featured, it deserves it!!

Wow!!! This looks like some items from that onine medieval game thing... Rune something. Looks cool thanks

Awesome! Like everybody has said, very extensive and excellent work!

Looks great. Thank you very much.

Fantastic! Thank you so much- I've been looking for a tall fence and yours is exactly what I needed. I cannot wait to see what you make next! :D

Not me personally but I'm sure castle and Pirate ship builders may want them.

Thank you for making a fantastic collection of medieval items, many of which are often overlooked. They will help create an even better atmosphere in my medieval 'hood. I can't wait to see part 2 and a part 3 would be great as well

ive never posted a reply on here befor but for this set i have to it is absolutly beautful. it is a very versatile set, i love medieval things but those cannons would be perfect for a pirat ship or fort aswell

Awesome!!! A lot of this stuff is applicable in my POTC world.

This is soooo cool, I love this set and the details are amazing - Fantastic work

Now I can be the King of my own castle