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Slowly recreating Bell Tower from HeartGold, as one-to-one as possible
I’m using the map layouts that Bulbapedia has, as well as measuring in-game (each step being a block in Pokopia)
I need a replacement for the metal gates, but idk if there’s a good replacement for these wall partition things in Pokopia. Let me know if there is!
// THE MAGICIAN //
The Garden, Pt. 4
The next two biomes are right next to each other, but they definitely feel weird to have right next to each other. One of the snowy plains/ice spikes/general snow biome and the other is my combination of the two nether forest types.
The snowy biome is a mashup of just my favorite parts of all the snowy biomes. And the nether biome was way fun to create. I combined the forest types and the different structures from the nether into one area. It is one of the densest biomes I made for this project.
late regrets lol
tHE FACT THAT THIS IS ONLY THE FRONT THERE IS NO BACK WALL ITS JUST AN OPEN AREA LOL IM GONNA SPEND THE REST OF MY LIFE BUILDING THIS CASTLE
The Sims 4 - Umbrella Academy 2.0 Part III
The Great Room Part 2, view from upstairs. I wish we could do it justice in the Sims 4 without using any cc - also I moved the bar somewhere else.
Grace’s room, because Mom deserves a bedroom. Its a little empty and barren but she’s a robot so what really does she need?
Here we have the entrance hall viewed from upstairs.
The surveillance room
Reggie’s bedroom. I wish I would have been able to clutter it more
Grace’s portrait gallery
The library
Reggie’s study
7 Days to Die. Spooky Castle Build. #Shorts
This morning Hubby headed out to Bunnings to get some sheets of custom wood to put over the table to make it bigger to fit his 6000 piece puzzle. He also got one for my sewing room but that is another post. Son helped with the cutting and lifting before he headed out for the rest of the day. We moved the table around and got things all set up. While Hubby was cooking dinner he started sorting all 6k pieces. Daughter arrived and lent a hand. All of the pieces have now been turned over and placed on boards so that we can see them. I thought this process would take a day at least so we have done pretty well to get it done this evening. Hubby is working on the edges. He is our edge expert. Maybe I might have to rethink my estimate of 6 months to complete the puzzle. Any guesses on how long it will take us to complete?
