Yes, I made a few more of those… More truly roman this time, since I lifted them from rendering of Pompeii murals. Made three of those (to be found in game under paint, this time!):
As you can see, all of them are on one panel, so you can use them on their own, but they also work with each other (sort of):
Woah, busy! and before anyone says anything, the black wall is slightly pixelated if you come too close…
See? Sorry, couldn’t do better, it came from a XIX century illustration, and the image was a bit small to begin with. It works okay in game, though, as long as you don’t stick your nose up the wall:
Or possibly the God Mercury running along to cover Jupiter tail feathers before Juno realizes he’s been unfaithful AGAIN!
Mount Olympus must have been a noisy place, in the early mornings… just sayin’…
Anyway… Sol Valle is now really looking like a town!
Still a few holes here and there, but filling up (yes, I used some of those domi and insulae more than once, when I could)
Next to the Coliseum, I added a home/prison camp for the local gladiators:
And to supply “fresh meat” (so to speak), the local police force building:
They’re overlooking the port and keep an eye on things… And people!
Speaking of port, I added another supplier for the Coliseum…
If one needs a few wild animals to entertain the locals! And when I say wild…
I mean it! …Well, the lot is called “the horned lion” because:
So I’m not positive the owner doesn’t get creative now and then with the merchandise… Not all that bad. If I was an early Christian, a lion that doesn’t move around much would certainly be far better!
The aqueducs are taking clean, fresh spring water from the mountain to the town reservoir:
Which is cleaned regularly, of course! then the water goes down, as water is wont to do, in pipes, to the town.
Lead pipes… Yeah, right. Glass of wine, anyone?
this is so great, with aqueducts, the arena being built… so pretty!
Greco Roman Sims 3 Poetry 