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Medieval Mural Set
Extravagantly painted medieval walls.
Set of 15 walls comprising seven different murals. Non-recolorable.
Ancient Roman Painted Wall Set Part II
Ancient Roman walls lavishly painted with expensive pigments.
Set of 14 walls comprising seven different patterns. Non-recolorable.
Ancient Roman Painted Wall Set
Ancient Roman walls lavishly painted with expensive pigments.
Set of 14 walls comprising seven different patterns. Non-recolorable.
Villa of the Mysteries Frescos
Frescos from the Villa of the Mysteries in Pompeii as 3-tile wall paintings. Three variations.
Dating to the first century B.C.E., these lavish frescos are thought to depict a Greco-Roman mystery cult initiation ritual.
Object originally made by HistoricalSimsLife and converted to the Sims 3 by @joojconverts
The Garden Villa Download and Complete CC List
60 x 60 Lot
Extravagant ancient Roman villa in the countryside. This fully furnished lot includes a house with three bedrooms, pleasure gardens, kitchen gardens, and stables. (More pictures here 1,2,3)
Note: This lot has a crazy amount of cc that is required for the house to look as pictured. I have included a complete list of cc in the zip file with links to the creator’s page for each item.
Required expansion packs and worlds: World Adventures, Pets, and Monte Vista
Please let me know if there are any problems with the lot or cc list!
Ancient Rome: The Garden Villa Part 3
CC pictured here includes creations from Murfeelee,Simszoo,Martassimsbook,ATS3,Joojconverts,Andantezen,Simaddix,Deniisusims,Onceuponatime,TheJim07and Lunasims
Ancient Rome: The Garden Villa Part 2
Morning walk through the garden
CC pictured here includes creations from Murfeelee,Simszoo,Martassimsbook,ATS3,Joojconverts,Andantezen,Simaddix,Deniisusims,Onceuponatime,TheJim07and Lunasims
Ancient Rome: The Garden Villa Part 1
CC pictured here includes creations from Murfeelee,Simszoo,Martassimsbook,ATS3,Joojconverts,Andantezen,Simaddix,Deniisusims,Onceuponatime and Lunasims
Thank you to @murfeelee for converting the oil lamp!
Ancient Roman Thermopolium
Romans could get a hot meal at a thermopolium, where dishes made with legumes, meats and cheeses were served. Clay containers sunk into the counters kept the hot food insulated. Thermopolia also offered a favored fermented fish sauce called Garum. This pungent sauce was used as a condiment, heaped over servings of lentils and pork.
CC pictured here includes creations from Simaddix, Murfeelee, Simszoo, Martassimsbook, ATS3 and many others
Ancient Rome WIP
Small farms can be found on the rolling hills that surround the city. Some families produce barely enough to survive while others raise surplus livestock and crops to sell at the market.
CC pictured here is thanks to creators like Murfeelee, Simszoo, Simaddix and many others.
Ancient Rome WIP
Extravagant villas of the patrician class.
Ancient Rome WIP
Preview of the crowded city streets lined with towering and sometimes poorly-built insulae (ancient apartment blocks). Shops open onto the street level with apartments stacked above. The nicest apartments with the most space and highest chance of escaping the frequent fires and structural collapses are located on the lower floors. The accommodations become less desirable the higher up you climb, with the highest floors offering cramped, deteriorating rentals.
Food for hundreds of noble guests is prepared in the castle kitchens and stored in the adjoining pantry and larder. The smell of warm bread and juicy, spit-roasted meat swirls through the hot room.
Inspired by a medieval house in Argentan, France.
Credit and thanks to @joojconverts for the conversion of the Johanka dress from Kingdom Come Deliverance!
Salem Witch House
Inspired by the Jonathan Corwin House (aka Salem Witch House).
Once the home of a well-respected judge, the witch house is now shunned by the townsfolk who believe the house is cursed by the memory of the judge’s granddaughter, Elizabeth, hanged for witchcraft on the testimony of her own young daughter. After the execution of her mother, Jennet was cared for by her grandmother who, on Jennet’s 11th Halloween, led her through a false panel in the root cellar to a room filled with glittering bottles and strange smells. Here in the secret room Jennet’s grandmother taught her magic because, after all, Jennet was a witch too.
The beautiful cc pictured here is thanks to creators like Simaddix, Murfeelee, Around the Sims, Simszoo, and many others.
The Great Hall in the royal palace laid for a feast and awaiting the arrival of noble guests. Servants have been working since before dawn preparing roast meats, breads and sweet cakes. The open gallery overlooking the Great Hall is a favorite spot of court gossips straining to hear private conversations of the partygoers below.
Well met, I’m Corvid Sol. I started this simblr to share pictures of my Sims 3 builds. I love meticulously crafting historical-ish towns where each building is filled with lifelike detail. I’m currently working on a medieval / Tudor era town in the beautiful world Ulokea by SimmerRho and have recently started rebuilding Monte Vista into an ancient Roman metropolis. All of my builds are made possible by the wonderful historical cc creators in the Sims 3 community.
Exterior photos of the Plantagenet family’s main castle, home of King William and Queen Catherine. The oldest parts of the castle date back to the early thirteenth century when a relatively modest structure stood in this location. Towering additions constructed by Kings and Queens over the past three hundred years blend in by emulating the Frankish pointed architecture.
Pictures of the inside coming soon!
I’m free from my finals! To celebrate, have a sim style evolution…thingy! July of 2020 to June of 2022. It’s weird to think that I’ve been playing this decades challenge for two years now, and I’m barely at the 1920s
However, that gives me a chance to play with more of the cc that has come out in the past two years, and I like mutton sleeves, so expect more Larietta content soon!
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I don’t have time rn to make another Baumann post bc it’s almost finals season and my brain is slowly melting into a soup, so here’s a bunch of random weird screenshots I didn’t have room to include in a Baumann post + basketball lady c. 1905
I’m also trying out a new topaz clean action, and I really like it so far! I ran topaz clean first, and then texture smoothing afterwards (both from kaleeko’s action set).
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Soon after Martha’s birth, Catherine returned to work. Although Francis’ parents sent them money, it wasn’t enough to cover their daily expenses, and even Catherine’s brother, Cecil, had began work in a tire shop after school. As a result, Francis and Martha were together for most of the day.
It took a little adjusting, given the fact that Francis was still practically a child himself at only twenty years old, but he doted on his little girl every second of the day.
Of course, Catherine’s mother, Beatrice, cherished her new granddaughter, and taught Francis and Catherine the ins and outs of parenthood. Even when Catherine couldn’t be there for her daughter during her long days at work, she was always happy to come home knowing that her Martha was well cared-for.
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currently procrastinating on the 2983749 things I need to do, so I decided to do a ‘lil photoshoot of Lucille and Rose bc…gay
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The Baumann family—on both sides of the Atlantic—rang in the new decade with little fanfare as Francis, Catherine, and Martha began to adjust to their new life in London. Eloise and her friends were thrilled to have a place at the ballot box for the first time, but her joy was somewhat dampened by her brother’s absence. Regardless, Eloise and Rose shared a morning in town as they cast their votes for the first time. Perhaps, they hoped, their votes would make a difference.
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Losing her career in nursing weighed on Catherine, and her heart dropped as she felt the pains of labor coming on nearly a month early. Her mother, a midwife, reassured her that everything would be fine, and joined her daughter in her apartment to prepare for the labor and calm her daughter down, but her fears (and Francis’s) were only quieted after a long and difficult labor, and she could finally hold little Martha in her arms.
Even though she had been rather scared to give birth to her first child while Influenza still held the world in its grip, Francis was far worse. He’d constantly worried ever since he first learned of Catherine’s pregnancy, and insisted on carrying anything even slightly heavier than a dinner plate.
He’d also worried plenty about his role as a father. He knew from the whispered comments on the street and the occasional wails of passing children that his burns were far more visible than he would have liked, and he constantly thought about the many things he simply couldn’t do. His father had never been one for sports, but he had kicked a ball around every once in a while. Such a simple thing, and yet Francis feared it would be almost impossible. Even simply running and playing with his child felt like it would be an insurmountable task.
But Catherine, guessing at her husband’s thoughts, gently placed baby Martha into Francis’s arms, and he found himself sobbing without even knowing why.
With the midwife’s permission, he ran his fingers gently along Martha’s face, trying to build a picture in his mind of what his daughter looked like. Even though he knew he would never truly see her face, and the thought saddened him, he felt as if he already knew her.
“We have a baby girl, my love,” Francis mumbled in amazement in between sobs, trying to choke back further tears so he didn’t cry onto the baby. “We have a baby girl.”
Catherine bent down and kissed her daughter’s forehead, and touched Francis’s shoulder to gesture for him to do the same.
“No, I–” he stuttered. “Are you sure I should? My face is a little rough, you know, and I don’t want to frighten her–”
Catherine sighed loudly and planted a kiss on the scar tissue that plastered his cheek.
Even without seeing her face, Francis knew when Catherine was feeling particularly stubborn (which was most of the time), and gingerly kissed Martha’s forehead, and she–much to his surprise–grabbed onto his nose.
“See?” Catherine said, ruffling his hair. “She already likes you more than me.”
Francis laughed, but it came out as more of a sob, and he placed his finger on his daughter’s nose with another laugh.
“I can do that too, you know,” he said to the baby, grinning as he wiped the tears from his cheeks before the three of them settled into bed for the night.
(I started reading @deadlymodern’s WTWC again, and–man, these captions are a lot of work, how do you do this? I don’t think I’ll stick to the captions; they’re a lot of work and I don’t have that much patience, but it was a fun experiment!)
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