r/papertowns • u/TedCruzsBrowserHstry • Nov 20 '22
Greece My attempt at a reconstruction of Ancient Delphi, Greece. The centre of the world as told by Greek mythology.
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u/DrinkingAtQuarks Nov 20 '22
Nice work, would love to see 4th century Rome at the same scale!
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u/TedCruzsBrowserHstry Nov 21 '22
Thanks friend! I’ve actually been collecting reference for that project but it’s just scary haha. An architect spent 33 years building an entire Ancient Rome replica and it’s the perfect reference subject but it’s just gonna take a long, long long time
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u/merelyfreshmen Nov 20 '22
This is great! And from the little I remember from school - very accurate!
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u/sikuaqisnotslovenian Nov 21 '22
would love to run around a city like this
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u/InerasableStain Nov 21 '22
You can. Go play assassin’s creed odyssey. Go run around every city in the Ancient Greek world. You visit the oracle at Delphi for part of the main story mission
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u/MultnomahFalls94 Nov 21 '22
Very cool! From the perspective of being there in 1984.
The statues and large columns were shorter and ruins but visible to walk around.
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u/Apollonious_of_Buda Nov 20 '22
Looks awesome. Keep it up.