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+ | |image = Metal casting (Civ5).png |
| + | |name = Metal Casting |
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|era = Medieval |
|era = Medieval |
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|cost = 250 |
|cost = 250 |
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+ | |reqs = Iron working |
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+ | |leadsto = Physics, Steel |
| + | |buildings = Forge, Workshop, Longhouse |
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| − | |leadsto2 = Steel |
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+ | |cost-bnw = 275 |
| + | |reqs-bnw = Engineering, Iron working |
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| − | |building2 = Workshop |
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| + | |leadsto-bnw = Physics, Steel |
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| − | |building3 = Longhouse |
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| + | |units-bnw = Berserker |
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| + | |buildings-bnw = Forge, Workshop, Longhouse |
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|quote = When pieces of bronze or gold or iron break, the metalsmith wields them together again on the fire, and the bond is established. |
|quote = When pieces of bronze or gold or iron break, the metalsmith wields them together again on the fire, and the bond is established. |
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|quoted = Sri Guru Granth Sahib |
|quoted = Sri Guru Granth Sahib |
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| − | The next advancement in the metal-working technology brings the concept of the mold as means of creating oddly-shaped metallic objects. This invention is paramount for effective production and enables the construction of important production-boosting buildings, like [[Workshop (Civ5)| |
+ | The next advancement in the metal-working technology, '''Metal Casting''' brings the concept of the mold as means of creating oddly-shaped metallic objects. This invention is paramount for effective production and enables the construction of important production-boosting buildings, like the [[Workshop (Civ5)|Workshop]] and the [[Forge (Civ5)|Forge]]. |
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| − | =='''Historical Info:'''== |
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| + | ==Civilopedia entry== |
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Metal casting is the process by which a craftsman can make one or more metal objects by pouring molten metal into a mold. One of the oldest methods of making a mold is the "lost wax" procedure, which dates back at least to the third millennium BC. In this process, the craftsman creates a wax duplicate of the object around which is built the mold; the wax is then melted and flows out of the mold and is replaced by molten metal. Once the metal cools the mold is opened and the object is removed. |
Metal casting is the process by which a craftsman can make one or more metal objects by pouring molten metal into a mold. One of the oldest methods of making a mold is the "lost wax" procedure, which dates back at least to the third millennium BC. In this process, the craftsman creates a wax duplicate of the object around which is built the mold; the wax is then melted and flows out of the mold and is replaced by molten metal. Once the metal cools the mold is opened and the object is removed. |
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Historically, sand and clay have been popular materials from which to construct molds. In later times molds have been constructed out of plastics and latex-like substances. |
Historically, sand and clay have been popular materials from which to construct molds. In later times molds have been constructed out of plastics and latex-like substances. |
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| + | [[es:Fundición de metales (V)]] |
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| − | [[Category:Civilization V]] |
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Revision as of 11:47, 14 October 2019
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- "When pieces of bronze or gold or iron break, the metalsmith wields them together again on the fire, and the bond is established."
– Sri Guru Granth Sahib
Game Info
The next advancement in the metal-working technology, Metal Casting brings the concept of the mold as means of creating oddly-shaped metallic objects. This invention is paramount for effective production and enables the construction of important production-boosting buildings, like the Workshop and the Forge.
Civilopedia entry
Metal casting is the process by which a craftsman can make one or more metal objects by pouring molten metal into a mold. One of the oldest methods of making a mold is the "lost wax" procedure, which dates back at least to the third millennium BC. In this process, the craftsman creates a wax duplicate of the object around which is built the mold; the wax is then melted and flows out of the mold and is replaced by molten metal. Once the metal cools the mold is opened and the object is removed.
Historically, sand and clay have been popular materials from which to construct molds. In later times molds have been constructed out of plastics and latex-like substances.