Early Medieval Carpenters / Shipbuilders
This collection originally came about because someone wanted something other than the usual seated oarsmen or standing archers/axemen/spearmen for a Viking longship that they had just printed out. They wanted carpenters, shipbuilders.
The equipment that the men in this set use is based on historic dimensions and shapes. Some of the shapes will require care when printing out at 1:72 scale, your result will be more robust when using 1:56 scale or larger.
Of course these do not need to be Viking carpenters at all. They could equally well be working as siege engineers in Frederick Barbarossa's army (motto: "if you made that thing, then you will handle it too !") or in cathedral construction which was also done quite a bit in those days.
The equipment that the men in this set use is based on historic dimensions and shapes. Some of the shapes will require care when printing out at 1:72 scale, your result will be more robust when using 1:56 scale or larger.
Of course these do not need to be Viking carpenters at all. They could equally well be working as siege engineers in Frederick Barbarossa's army (motto: "if you made that thing, then you will handle it too !") or in cathedral construction which was also done quite a bit in those days.
| Filename | Size | Last updated |
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| Early_Medieval_Carpenters.zip | 118.5 MiB | 2024-02-28 |
