This medieval industrial district is perfect for your medieval town. Not to be confused with a blacksmith, a common theme. The district features 3 professions; the carpenter, the stone mason, and whatever metal casting is labeled as. The district even has technic holes to allow easy connection to other baseplates. Modification is required on 2 sides for the full connection functionality.

-The wall is more basic than you could expect because it is not a defensive wall; it is a civilian one. That is also the reason why there is no gate.

-The carpenter comes with an axe, a pile of logs, a pile of planks, a bed, 2 tables, a wooden doll or puppet, a wooden bucket, a bow, a candle, and a plate with berries.

-The stone mason comes with a hammer and chisel (Please ignore that it is a screwdriver), a boulder, a pile of bricks, a bed, a table with a candle and bricks, and a handheld millstone.

-The metal casting is not the same as a blacksmith; this place just melts metal and pours it into different shapes. A blacksmith takes it further and makes finished objects from the metal. However, at times these 2 jobs are mixed into the same one. There was originally planned to be a 3rd worker for this job, but my part count was too short.

-The hand-cranked sawmill is good for either the carpenter or the mason and is for both.

-There are food stores in the alleyway.

-The set was mostly made for historical accuracy but can work with other medieval sets. The wall is based on real ones. The buildings act as not only workplaces but houses too. The rooves are thatched and sloped inwards to imply age. Normally, there would either be a sign with a picture or some of the produce outside, but I didn't do that. The forge even has blue flames; hot enough to melt iron. The forge also has a chimney to complete it.

This is something you don't see often, better get it now before it is too late, only 20000 will be produced max.