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QuestionHow many hills should I make for my Motte and Bailey castle?Community AnswerI would recommend sticking to one or two.
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QuestionIs there a way to make a Motte and Bailey castle without using a bowl?Community AnswerYes. You could use any object with a round (or bowl-like) shape, even if it's not a bowl specifically.
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QuestionWhere can you find figures for a castle and which size they should be?Community AnswerThey should be small enough to fit in your fingers. Any children toys would do, and can be found at toy store and general stores.
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QuestionWhat can I use instead of a dome cake?Community AnswerYou could use a chocolate dome and use it when it solidifies. Then you just have to be gentle so you don't crack it.
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QuestionHow do I make a Motte and Bailey castle correctly?Community AnswerTry following the steps above, using a kit or other websites.
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QuestionHow do I make a Gothic castle?Community AnswerTry using black licorice and other black candies and dyes. Also, you can weave the house from the licorice.
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QuestionHow could I make a drawbridge for the castle?Community AnswerTry getting two pieces of card stock, and place two holes parallel to each other at the top on each piece. Then thread 2 pieces of string through both holes, tying it at the end. If you succeed, you should be able to pull back the string, lifting the pieces.
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QuestionIf I do not have a bowl, then what other things would work? Can I use cardboard?Community AnswerYes, you can. And you may be able to cut small triangles at the cube ,then fold them. But make sure they are spaced out evenly.
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QuestionHow do I make a motte and bailey castle out of something other than sweets?Community AnswerIf you still want it to be edible, you can use fruits like apples and pears by cutting shapes out of them.
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QuestionCan it be made without using Popsicle sticks?Community AnswerAs the article mentions, you can instead use coffee stirrers or dry twigs from outdoors, among other creative solutions.
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