Assassin hideout

The Train Hideout, nicknamed Bertha by Agnes MacBean, was a private passenger train hauled by a steam locomotive that served as the base of operations of the British Assassins Jacob and Evie Frye during their time in London. The train was constructed in Garnkirk, Scotland by Mungo MacBean, an ironworker and expert in steam-engine construction, around the year 1831. Mungo worked the train on the Garnkirk and Glasgow lines as the operator and owner.[1] In 1834, the English and Scottish rail…

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"I tried to create a medieval times bandit hideout scene. was inspired by Assassin's Creed II The scene was created using assets from Megascans and the Epic Games Marketplace. I attempted to create a game level with artwork that can also be played.

Underground Hideout Entrance

Hello all. I am sharing some of my work on the games that I worked on/ Assassin's Creed III: Liberation / Assassin's Creed ® 4 Black Flag. Cheers!

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A villains' lair, from an old D&D campaign of mine. The players ended up occupying it as their own base.