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- Fry_slayer
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For all the architects out there
http://www.cnn.com/2006/TRAVEL/DESTINAT ... index.html
I wish i have time like this at the moment...
http://www.cnn.com/2006/TRAVEL/DESTINAT ... index.html
I wish i have time like this at the moment...
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Wow. I've always wanted to do something like that.
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- Wolfpack Chief
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50 paid craftsmen for 10 years!! That must cost a fortune.
50 craftsment x $30/hour x 40 hours/week x 56 weeks/year x 10 years = $33.6 million!
But I guess for how much he spends on labor he saves on equipment and materials because the article those all come from on site.
That will be cool when it is finished though. I'm just curious what the final price tag will be for something like that.
50 craftsment x $30/hour x 40 hours/week x 56 weeks/year x 10 years = $33.6 million!
But I guess for how much he spends on labor he saves on equipment and materials because the article those all come from on site.
That will be cool when it is finished though. I'm just curious what the final price tag will be for something like that.
Minus $10 x 245,000 visitors so far. He might go close to breaking even in the end and he'll have a castleWolfpack Chief wrote:50 paid craftsmen for 10 years!! That must cost a fortune.
50 craftsment x $30/hour x 40 hours/week x 56 weeks/year x 10 years = $33.6 million!
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Hmmm... forget time... I wish I had the MONEY to do something like this!
This is really cool - like a renessance festival that never ends. I'd love to see something like this up close, to see how it was really done.
This is really cool - like a renessance festival that never ends. I'd love to see something like this up close, to see how it was really done.
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1.A member of an order of knights founded about 1118 to protect pilgrims in the Holy Land during the Second Crusade.
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It would take more money but less time to build the castle if they used modern contruction techniques to put it together. (while still keeping the building materials authentic)It seems everything cool takes huge sums of money now-a-days.
As a tourist attraction, the castle will eventually bring in enough money to cover the cost of building it.
Though France already has many castles, so its not the best place to build a castle if you want tourists to visit.
A castle like this in the U.S. for instance, would garner a lot more tourists & money because the U.S. has no castles.
Someone needs to build a castle over here!
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A series on tv started last night in australia called 'Europe in the middle ages' and they had about half an hour devoted to this project
It was very interesting how they used medieval techniques such as the 'hamster cage' to lift all the heavy stone. Also how with a trained eye you can 'read' a stone and split it in 2 or 3 blows.
I might have to buy the dvd I think.
http://www.dymocks.com.au/dynamic/Full_ ... 6000131615
It was very interesting how they used medieval techniques such as the 'hamster cage' to lift all the heavy stone. Also how with a trained eye you can 'read' a stone and split it in 2 or 3 blows.
I might have to buy the dvd I think.
http://www.dymocks.com.au/dynamic/Full_ ... 6000131615
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Unbelievable. My mom who was peering over my shoulder read the whole article. That must be the coolest castle building project. Very expensive.. but still!
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Haha, and to think I watched that same series 6 months ago.Slobey wrote:A series on tv started last night in australia called 'Europe in the middle ages' and they had about half an hour devoted to this project
Here's the official website for the castle itself. Hope this helps if you are planning on taking a trip.
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- SavedSaint8
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amazing. hmmm how to get 33.6 million dollars to build castle? . . . . . sell my soul on ebay? BL? Yahoo classifieds?
nah i'll stick to my lego built one for less than 50 bucks.
still i can dream right?
nah i'll stick to my lego built one for less than 50 bucks.
still i can dream right?
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