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Post-Apocalyptic Twinbrook W.I.P. 5

Two-Story Swamp Shack

This house isn't very large. It essentially consists of two rooms, one per story, though the bottom floor has dividers to break it into two separate areas. The first floor is 7x13 and the second floor is 6x13. It does not have an indoor bathroom, but rather an all-in-one on the back deck. It also has a separate outdoor shower (not pictured).

It is shown here with and without landscaping so the build can be seen.

Surprisingly, fourteen sims live here. The couple has 11 (eleven!) kids and one grandchild (teen mother). It's cramped, but works. Two more cribs were added after these pictures. Parents have a partitioned-off bedroom on the bottom floor, while the entire second floor is the kids' room.

Click to see interior shots.

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Post-Apocalyptic Twinbrook W.IP. 3

Apartment House on Stilts

This apartment house wasn't originally planned for post-apocalyptic Twinbrook. Instead, the first floor apartment is patterned after a real-life apartment of family members. But after finishing, I thought it would be perfect for Twinbrook, after some "renovations."

The second floor has a lobby space and two NPC apartments and balcony access.

More interior shots after the cut.

The inside will get renovated to match the theme. This is a large one-bedroom apartment that the tenants have arranged to work as a three-bedroom.

Story progression has moved one single sim in. I'll have to fix that.

Inspiration pics below that got me thinking about "renovating" (or should that be "de-renovating?) the apartment building.

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Post-Apocalyptic Twinbrook WI.P. 4

The Failed Art Installation House

This house started out it's life as a small art installation. It wasn't a very popular exhibit, maybe in part due to it's location right behind the fire station, who knows? But an enterprising young couple saw it for sale on Simterest and thought it would be perfect. They refitted the crumbling exterior with recycled sheet metal and finished out the interior with salvaged everything and called it home!

Interior and landscaping shots after the cut.

This house sits on a small lot, 15 X 10, so there's not a lot of wiggle room for expansion if the family grows, but there's a little.

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Roseville 3

Even in The Time of Zombies it would appear that a good stiff drink might be just the thing, so the Grimmson brothers were happily surprised to see that someone had opened a dive bar in the empty shipping containers on their street. While Lief chatted up the proprietor, Starr Dennis, Esperanza Villa showed up to also check out the new joint. Eric jumped in and started making drinks for everyone. Later they all headed upstairs for a friendly game of darts, Esperanza wasn’t happy to lose. After the others headed home, Eric sat and ordered drink after drink.

"Do you really think that’s wise when you could run into zombies?” Starr queried. “I’m saying you’ve had enough.”

Even so, Eric made it home safely and slept it off on couch.

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Roseville 1

This is Autumn Angel. Two years ago her whole world fell apart, actually no, the world in general fell apart. And just like nobody expects the Spanish Inquisition, neither do they expect the Zombie Apocalypse.

“And let me just tell you,” Autumn says. “that CDC page about zombie preparedness was zero help!”

The government took hasty action hitting many areas hard with bombs and other measures. They “killed” a lot of zombies. And a lot of people.

Roseville was left with many buildings destroyed or gutted. Still, it seems that most of the zombies are gone. Did the measures mostly work? Or did they simply shuffle on looking for easier prey?

It’s hard to say, but for now they eat a lot of fish. Maybe they’ll make it. Maybe.

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