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We wanted to explore trade and transport in the lands of Gautria, so my husband began plotting a Caravan Campaign.
Before we could start our travels in North Gautria, we would need wagons.
These were mostly constructed with balsa wood. My husband made a few rough sketches and started building.
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My character, as the caravan leader and primary financial backer, got the fancy wooden carriage. This wagon came complete with locking door and attached chests.
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The other merchants’ wagons were constructed of balsa beds, with canopies of glue-dipped packing paper draped on wire frames.
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All of the tops come off, and various cargoes can fit inside.
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