RONDNOIR ~ the small Principality ~ Biganos - Replies and Teaser Old Watermill ~

[TrebuTa]

Long time reader, first time poster but I am loving every single shot of your MD. Keep it up, breathtaking!

[kelis]

Amazing is the word !! The details always are amazing, the pictures always are amazing, you MD always it's amazing !!
Great job my friend 

PD: The BIG Yvonne looks so funny 

[Girafe]

You and RFR team are doing an excellent job 

the rural scenes are amazing, details are everywhere, it remembers me someone 

[benedict]

Congratulations - you're number one on Ben's Top Ten this week!

[whatevermind]

First time I've dropped in here, and wow, well deserved reputation.  Amazing work, and incredible detail.

[nbvc]

Again a fantastic update.

[Kergelen]

Amazing update again!
Not only in details but also in the overview.

[namspopof]

Amazing, no other words.. 

[rambuckel]

WOW WOW WOW !!!!!!! You used the green Peta-Sign ....  Can we please have a picture from another angle, it's hardly visible =)

And Yvonne seems finally close to bursting ... but that had to be expected considering the amounts of maize and other stuff in the last few updates

Pictures that set patterns ...

Theresa

[carlfatal]

Yes Theresa, as i´ve said: too much maize... 
Wonderful picture but i will stay as a carnivore. My love for animals is a stomached one...  (exepting my cats)
Greetz, Carl

[Badsim]

Like more than 15 000 other players , I've got that dam from Pegasus sleeping in my plugins and I consider it as an emblematic BAT , waiting for a good mountainous spot to place it but , frankly , this is its best use I've ever seen and I don't think possible to do better than that : to do something nearing that perfection is now the challenge ... 

The following update is stunning , as always the closest views show your precision as landscaper , Lot editor , "life adder" , while on the farest views we totally forget this is a game with a grid , and the amount of work looks crazy when we think there's no tree controller so even each single tree , like everything else , is there because you put it there  ... well , a little criticism BTW : some traffic to justify that expensive ( and controversial ...  ) bridge and it would have been absolutely perfect . Right now , that's "just" perfect .  



Cédric.

[Framly]

TEA...SER TIME
A look into the future..





See you soon

[mgarcia]

Uh Uh! Wowwww!   The rural scene is magnificent - majestic  - awesome (I could add more but I won't anger you) - I love it - its beautiful - the logging scenes, the trees and those trains especially the freight train - wonderful work.   I don't think I'll ever get a scene like these treats.

[Girafe]

 

is the freight a prop on a lot or a mod?

[art128]

Hi Framly, nice shots you have there.

I can't decide which of the two is my favourite, as I like both a lot.

On the rural scene, I like a lot how the two trains blend perfectly with the rest of the scene. it's neither too much but just as much as needed to make it perfect. The only criticism I can make is that I'm not sure if both freight and passenger trains take the same line..

The urban scene was really enjoyable as well. That big dam is fitting very well and has a lot of charm used this way. Also, bending with these walls is a plus.

Take care

Arthur.

[carlfatal]

@Arthur: normally in Europe trains for freight and passenger use the same tracks, modern freight trains run with 120 kmph.
But: Franky, you´ve mirrored the first picture, nice on one hand, cause on some french lines they drive on the left, but then i think it´s confusing car drivers... 

Aside from that: wonderful like always, hard to find more superlatives for a comment as You show in nearly every update. 
Everything is so full of life, actually a single overview like in the last shot shows a huge amount of details and i wish to dive in and walk along the streets at the lake to see more of this. Do i really see clothelines between the houses? Perfect is the only word i know for this.
Keep it on my friend,
greetz, Carl

[Kergelen]

The situation of the damn near the village is stunning and the church is good located too.
Is a great detail the freight train loaded with timber near the logging scenes.

[kelis]

The location of the church looks so good, the trains pictures also looks  good, Great job as always Framly 

[noahclem]

Great teasers Framly!    I should really try using those walls and making an area with a dam sounds really nice too!

[benedict]

Congratulations, you're number one on Ben's Top Ten for a second week!