The image above is another screen capture from Justin Scarred's "Original TEMPLE of DOOM Rediscovered! The LOST sets of Gunga Din" video. It is the best representation of the layout of Tantrapur that I have found.
So far, I have completed the shells of thirteen buildings and have done interiors for eight. In the previous post I the first three that I made interiors for. Here, I will highlight the next five.
But first, here is an image showing all thirteen buildings and their locations within the image above.
The Cookhouse - Located to the right of the Governor's House, I have made this building the kitchen for the European residents of Tantrapur.
The room on the top of the image contains the stove and a Tandoor oven. The lower room is for food preparation.
Shop and Residence - The right side is the residence and the left side is a store room. Our merchant peddles his wares from the causeway between.
The Posh House - This house belongs to a well to do Indian businessman.
The Working Man's House - This is the modest house of a modest man.
The Tea Business - This building has a warehouse and offices on the lower floor.
It might be the sort of building Sgt. Ballentine might occupy, had he married and gone into the tea business. But this building might have another, more sinister purpose.
Could the upper floor be a small temple for Kali? Could this business be a front for the Thugee cult?
Best wishes and happy gaming!
My word, these are amazing. All of those intricate details that you add are outstanding!
ReplyDeleteBest wishes, James
Thank you James. I find that adding the interiors builds the story of each building and the village as a whole. And, even though I may never use the interior of the building during game play, it gives life and depth to the game that wouldn't be there without it.
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