Some 360 degree 'photos' of No.13

[richardh]

A few 360-degree photo renders of what room number 13 Miller’s Court might have looked like.
JTR3d.com website LINK

https://jtr3d.com/room-13/

[Herlock Sholmes]

Impressive work as ever Richard.

[JeffHamm]

Very impressive. Well done. Can you break the panes in the window by the door?

- Jeff

[Sam Flynn]

Very impressive. Well done. Can you break the panes in the window by the door?

- Jeff

I don't think we should be enouraging vandalism, Jeff

[Herlock Sholmes]

To balance out Mr Hamm’s casual destructiveness I’ll request a sweep up and a lick of paint.

[Geddy2112]

Awesome, many thanks for your hard work.

[The Rookie Detective]

Absolutely brilliant!

Another excellent piece of work that captures that feeling of being there.

Eerily addictive to watch


RD

[JeffHamm]

I don't think we should be enouraging vandalism, Jeff

Asking if you can doesn't mean I think, or an encouraging that, you should. I'll stick to that in a court of law as well, so there! ha ha!

- Jeff

[Geddy2112]

Now I'm not suggesting Mr Edwards is fibbing (actually I am) but this looks rather like your work richardh and therefore possible not from Edward's personal archive.

[Wickerman]

You're right, it's a modern creation.

[richardh]

Now I'm not suggesting Mr Edwards is fibbing (actually I am) but this looks rather like your work richardh and therefore possible not from Edward's personal archive.

Yes, indeed. That is one of my 3D creations. Is that from his twitter account? He's blocked me so I can't see his tweets.
Funny

[Sunny Delight]

Brilliant work. I think it really illustrates the frankly inhuman conditions people were expected to live in. The room fits a bed and a couple of tables. A fireplace and a small space then to move around. It's no bigger than one of my spare bedrooms at home.

[Enigma]

Brilliant work. I think it really illustrates the frankly inhuman conditions people were expected to live in. The room fits a bed and a couple of tables. A fireplace and a small space then to move around. It's no bigger than one of my spare bedrooms at home.

Exactly. This is an example of the horrendous conditions the poor endured and this room was a luxury to those who were forced to sleep on the streets or to scrape together a few pennies for a night's lodging in a doss house.

[Christian]

Fantastic well done sir!!