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運河会社の社宅を作る (後編)


内装、の前に同じ建物を道の対面にもう一つ作っておきました。こちらも同じく社宅にします。


長細い建物ですが、一つの建物には2つ部屋があり、別世帯が住んでいます。


大まかなレイアウトは同じですけど、微妙に異なる内装。


いや、結構変えちゃってる内装もあります。


4部屋のうち一部屋は未入居で、倉庫になっているという設定。


外観を微調整して完成。


全景はこんな感じ。
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著者: BeauHD
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