Antiquity LSP 3D Art Roman Era Buildings - Now with walls

[Jaakko]

Gotta love Greeks and their symmetrical buildings 

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[DerGreif]

I wish I would be as capable as you! this looks great and i is not even half finished!

 

[EFREM]

Gotta love Greeks and their symmetrical buildings 

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Gotta love you who are able to make these real, Jaakko!

 

[kuauik]

Finally got that little bugger to look decent.

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I mean those columns

awesome.magnifficent..

 

[Jaakko]

Worked on it today bit. Roofs have still to see some love.

Tomorrow I'll probably make Doric columns instead of current Ionic.

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And then interior 

 

[PoisonCourtesan]

That's really awesome.
Half tempted to take them and make an Imperial city map from Oblivion after retexturing the rooftops to green.

 

[EFREM]

Worked on it today bit. Roofs have still to see some love.

Tomorrow I'll probably make Doric columns instead of current Ionic.

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And then interior 

90 mins of applause:

are you planning to recreate the forum and the Coliseum? take a look at this:
http://www.focus.it/cultura/storia/quantera-bella-roma

 

[Marko͘]

Damn...that is awesome.

 

[Al_Mansur]

Nice work.

 

[DerGreif]

Impressive! Awesome! Brilliant!

Kind regards,
G.

 

[gokiller]

Very nice work once again Jaakko!

 

[EFREM]

if these can be useful to you:

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Temple of Olympia

temples planimetry:

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the beauty:

 

[Germanic Celt]

Here are some Gaulish buildings I'd love to see (if possible, of course).

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Some building reconstructions

The gates of an oppidum with some longhouses in the background (each longhouse appears to have a storehouse).

Rich Gallic town centre for farming town.

A typical Gaulish city centre (could be used as the ''castle'' for a Gaulish city in game).

Design of Gaulish longhouse.

http://www.geo.de/GEO/info/newsletter/abo/die-kelten-auf-den-spuren-eines-raetselhaften-volkes-67307.html?t=img&p=1#content This site has some images of 3d recontructions of the Oppidum of Manching.

 

[Germanic Celt]

-circular huts for the celts;

-I could bother you till the world ends

IMO I can ask this because of your indisputable talent, NUFF said!

Circular Celtic huts were only in Britain by 300 BC AFAIK.

 

[Jaakko]

Thanks for refs everyone, I'll see what I can do.

 

[ElPadrino]

I went to Roma last year and Triumph Arch were awesome.
Maybe you can try do do one ?

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But your work is really near of the reality 

 

[Germanic Celt]

Thanks for refs everyone, I'll see what I can do.

Wow, thanks for ''seeing what you can do". Can't wait to see your next creations 

 

[EFREM]

-circular huts for the celts;

-I could bother you till the world ends

IMO I can ask this because of your indisputable talent, NUFF said!

Circular Celtic huts were only in Britain by 300 BC AFAIK.

actually circular huts were very common everywhere, because the costruction is very primitive and made with poor materials.
however in my preview post I referred to the Liguri, a celtic population of italy. they used not only wooden poles, pretty rare in this region, but also boughs and dry walls. they were extremely poor because the Liguria region is really steep into the Tirrenian sea and they used the terracing system since the origin of days.

I went to Roma last year and Triumph Arch were awesome.
Maybe you can try do do one ?

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But your work is really near of the reality 

for me Jaakko can make it, of course he can!

 

[Germanic Celt]

-circular huts for the celts;

-I could bother you till the world ends

IMO I can ask this because of your indisputable talent, NUFF said!

Circular Celtic huts were only in Britain by 300 BC AFAIK.

actually circular huts were very common everywhere, because the costruction is very primitive and made with poor materials.
however in my preview post I referred to the Liguri, a celtic population of italy. they used not only wooden poles, pretty rare in this region, but also boughs and dry walls. they were extremely poor because the Liguria region is really steep into the Tirrenian sea and they used the terracing system since the origin of days.

I went to Roma last year and Triumph Arch were awesome.
Maybe you can try do do one ?

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But your work is really near of the reality 

for me Jaakko can make it, of course he can!

They became much less common in Gaul by ca. 400 BC. They'd probably only be seen in small villages and towns. Cities had mostly longhouses with a lot having plank roofs, in other words, he could make it as a village prop!   

 

[EFREM]

a reasonable compromise!

Take a look at the tomb of Amphipolis Jaakko! 

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more details in the article above:
http://www.ancient-origins.net/news-general/artistic-value-magnificent-sculptures-amphipolis-002408