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Thank you, @donoteat, for this brilliant asset! I've added it to a collection of Indigenous structures that I hope will grow.

where do I find the wigwam/palisades to place them?

Love your videos! You've inspired me to do the same thing for myself with going through the ages as I develop a city. Only obstacles for me right now are how do I plop down the wigwams, they aren't working with RICO, and how do you keep all the buildings happy before bringing in the proper utilities later in the game? Looking forward to your response!

I"ve Watch your videos on Youtube...
Where do I find those wagons (vehicle) and those frigates .
ps: Awesome jobs, I do love ancient citie

@donoteat – Yeah, the man's just got one of those voices. Died too young though. They have a festival for him every year in Canso, Nova Scotia around the 1st of July.

@220hertz i never heard of stan rogers before and now he is my main sea shanty man, thank you for the past 4 months or whatever of drunken singing from center city to west philly

Permenant fan here. I demand more content in the form of something. I get paid tonight and dammit I'm gonna donate to your Patreon.

Hey donoteat,

These are great!. Thank you. If you need suggestions on what to create next for this set , here is one I think would be very useful in a variety of situations beyond just the native american set. How about a todum pole. It could be a prop.

This is cool, I hadn't considered traditional aboriginal dwellings. You can't have Franklin though. Not without Stan Rogers .

Fantastic! Finally we get to see some Indigenous architecture on here, great job!

I like them, just like the palisade. I look forward to the series about Franklin. :-)

Looks pretty much like any reconstruction I've seen irl. Curious, do you have a youtube set up yet for the series?

Neat idea! :)