Almost forgot this part.

The low walls are so you can see inside the rooms.

Next parts. Upper left. Then the upper right.

upper right.

upper right next.

Part of the center section. Yes, the stairs go through the wall.

That is it for the time being. I didn't place many of the possible symbols.

First is the area map, 475' x 380'. This could be refereed as open, or a cutaway.

By open I mean the stairs are suspended over nothing, or it is a long way down to rock or water.

Then I'll post parts so you can see details.

upper left first.

next upper left piece.

You might look at a youtube channel 'Military History Viualized'. The guy that runs it is from Austria, he makes nothing political, just shows the gear and explains how it was used, and some gear failures on both fronts. He covers the models of all AFV and others like trucks and jeeps. Rocket launchers, etc.

I noticed when he quotes a book, he shows the original text below if it is not written in English.

His other channel is 'Military History Not Visualized'.

He has visited various museums to show more detail than a drawing or photo might show.

Mark Felton is a British military historian, but his are more situations and battles.

I also suggest, subject change' looking up 'When Hotels Went to war' by Drachinifel. Pre-dreadnaughts that do look like hotel lower floors on a cruiser hull.

But the first two are more likely to have what you want.

Edit. Corrected the channel names.

Oh, in case some folks don't want to click on the link.

I had to make the brick fill larger than I wanted, as at smaller scale it looks like a rolling series of ridges. I currently have it set to 100, but it was at 20. That's scaled width and height. DD3 Color\Brick Brown V_LO.PNG. I jumped up the mosaic to.

I just noticed it is very low.png