1930s casino building 3d model

A small two-storey underground casino building in a rough low-income district, slightly crooked architecture with exaggerated 1930s cartoon proportions. Exterior facade made of cracked stucco and stained brick, faded deep red and dirty gold paint, peeling neon casino sign frame (no readable text), flickering light boxes, and broken decorative ornaments. The entrance is clearly accessible: a large double-door main entrance slightly recessed into the building, worn metal frame, dirty glass doors with visible interior glow suggesting a playable interior space. Small side alley entrance with stairs going down into basement level. The building feels alive but decayed: barred windows, hanging cables, rusted ventilation pipes, and crooked awnings. Trash bags and broken crates near the walls, wet stained pavement at the base. Subtle gambling atmosphere implied through glowing light leaks from inside, hinting slot machines and tables without showing interior detail. Style: 1930s Cuphead rubbe