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[Bipin]

Thanks for the kind words everyone, I appreciate!  I don't think I've stuck with a project this long before. It began after I got really involved CSL and was inspired by all its curvlinear, organic goodness. Also, sorry about the picture size - I know, that load time is god-awful. 

[art128]

No worries. Load time shouldn't be a problem for most people but as we can't be sure about everyone it's better to be safe. You don't need to resize it before uploading, using the tag i edited your post with is enough. (and it's also for people who may use a 4/3 screen or not a full sized browser window, like myself.)

[Simcoug]

Since this thread just showed up, I'll put this here...


I've been working on a set of lots (2x3 & 3x3) that, when combined, create small neighborhoods with a little alleyway running behind the lots.  I see this set up in older neighborhoods that are still close to the center of town. 

[siemanthepieman]

Simcoug - This is awesome.

[FrankU]

Flabbergasted ..... Simcoug!

[brick_mortimer]

Since this thread just showed up, I'll put this here...

Wow, just wow
This is sooo cool!

It could even work as the "center" of smaller villages

[siemanthepieman]

I have been working on building up the agriculture in my region and also a state forest. Lots of MMP trees = slow going.

From 20 March


To tonight


Still a way to go!

And just when I was tempted to post an updated shot showing quite some progress made the last few evenings, I come home tonight to see that it seems my three year old -  who until just now I was quite pleased to see following the Timbuktu tutorials and learning to build a city - has deleted the region setting me back to where I was at my last backup about a month ago!

Oh well, I wasn't completely satisfied with how either the farm fields or forest had turned out. I guess a forced practice run isn't (necessarily) a bad thing.

[Dantes]

Palace of Daimyō

SC4D-Members sleep for free 

At after seven (?) years first urbanism space:



More in my MD.

[Maxim Vm]

Lovely development In your 2nd picture, there are several mid-rise appartements with a diagonal green line going through the building facade. What are they called or where can I find them?

[Tyberius06]

Lovely development In your 2nd picture, there are several mid-rise appartements with a diagonal green line going through the building facade. What are they called or where can I find them?

Hi!

That apartment building is the MattB325's POD Apartments and can be found on STEX. Click onto the link!

Tyberius

[CasperVg]

Click for full-scale image.

[vinlabsc3k]

It's a nice shot, but certainly I will never live under a plane that lands or takes-off.

[ChiefZDN]

This is what I made: fictional network textures!



Linkie

[Tarkus]

Doing a little "study" for a potential new region:



Still some refinement to do with my plugins.

-Alex

[Wiimeiser]

Click for full-scale image.

I wish I knew how to build airports like that... I have no idea what I'm doing with them. Also, is that RHW-to-Roundabout connection working?

It's a nice shot, but certainly I will never live under a plane that lands or takes-off.

This, there should be empty space for a bit just for safety reasons. To about where that street in its path goes offscreen should do.

[kelis]

Hello guys;

I'm working in the artificials islands located in the bay of Saitama. Today I've created the main heliport of the Prefecture. Here you can see the result. Hope you like it.

#Tokyu Heliport

[Themistokles]

That grass is scary real!

[CasperVg]

I wish I knew how to build airports like that... I have no idea what I'm doing with them. Also, is that RHW-to-Roundabout connection working?

Technically, yes - but really it's just an avenue that converts to RHW immediately after the roundabout. Just drag RHW4 into an avenue tile and it will create a seamless transition.

[kelis]

That grass is scary real!

Actually it is real 

I took a satelite picture from the a original Heliport.

[Simmer2]

The "runway" patchy asphalt work makes all the difference
Its those "little" details that truly makes it stand out.

Simmer2