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  1. Hi, have an instagram account? you can follow account instagram @ 0ad_indonesia you can find the best photo in the game 0ad. tag us to repost.
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  2. Aachen Cathedral, the topmost structure, shouldn't be used. Only the central octagon is Carolingian, but you can't see it here, because it's obscured by the later (14th C-20th C) additions. Also, the straw (?) roofs of the frontal and central structures look quite dark; perhaps they could be made lighter? The text on diet is interesting, the drawing of those buildings is even more interesting, but what I personally find most interesting, is the size of those animals in Carolingian times compared to now; it's something everyone should be reminded of from time to time; thanks for sharing!
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  3. Sorry that picture didn't had parallax enabled:
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  4. Nearly done the church:
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  5. A warmer tone for the wattle and daub. @stanislas69
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  6. so, their textures could be rectangular bricks and not stones like the ones i used as caro B.
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  7. https://forums.taleworlds.com/index.php?topic=157139.45
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  9. @wackyserious Reference from a museum
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  10. This faction can be started and use Roman or Greek buildings for placeholder
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  11. This timeframe the influenced are Germanic with heavy Byzantine https://study.com/academy/lesson/carolingian-architecture-style-characteristics-examples.html Abbey Church of Corvey.
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  12. @Lion.Kanzen Sorry pal, my mother tongue is french, and we say "art roman", that's why I've written "roman style" without further check... @Nescio I don't think there's any existing pure example of carolingian architectural style nowadays, so it's a start... There's also these: Baptistère Saint-Jean de Poitiers: built around 360 A.D, and baptismal tank added around 6th century. The frescoes are from the 12th century though. The building has not changed much through centuries: Notre-Dame-La-Grande de Poitiers: The construction of this one started in XIth century, and was finished in XVIth century, but it's still a remarkable example of a romanesque style church: With lights animation: Interior, with the original coulours:
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  13. Other examples of frankish churches (roman style): Collegiate church of Saint Gertrude, Nivelles (Belgium)
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  14. This are a few architectural references for caro: I will take this as temple for caro http://www.sacred-destinations.com/france/germigny-des-pres https://onlinetravelfrance.blogspot.com/2009/11/germigny-des-pres-church.html
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  15. @wackyserious I really like the leather one
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  16. The soldiers from Epirus proper would be largely indistinguishable from other Greek powers, such as the Macedonians, Aetolians, and Thessalians. Though, the Epirote kings did hire Gallic, Thracian, and Cretan mercenaries, and had Greco-Italic allied units during the Pyrrhic War with Rome. These would largely use the weapons and armor from their own ethnicity.
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