Dom Pedro

Replies JGellock: This is a really nice update. The details are noteworthy as you have done a good job capturing early development. Beautiful! A: Thank you so much! Schulmanator: Well done. And I agree, it has changed a lot over the years!! A: Thanks QUACK Benedict: The coffee plantations are stunning. A: Oh Thanks, they are quite hard to make (and boring i must say XD ) Chapter Seven: A new century begins Year 1801 Welcome to the 19th century! Moar coffee plantat... Go to this entry →

Replies Towerdude: I won't say exquisite, this time then Muchos Bellos, I have to say great job ! A: Lol Thank you, muchas gracias Eduardo de las Torres Simul8ter8: Very quaint & eye catching! *You get Duck too!* A: Thanks! Oh my, the duck? Luiz P. Romanini: Trabalho sensacional, cara. Um dos melhores CJ's que eu vejo por aqui. O que mais me impressiona são as paisagens naturais e as estradas de terra, muito realistas. Abraço de um carioca!! A: Val... Go to this entry →

Replies Towerdude: Exquisite Farming area's O_Q A: Thanks! But, you know, at first i got sad with your comment, because exquisite sounds like "esquisito" in portuguese, which means weird, but then i looked for the translation and now i'm ok XDD Alejandro24: Wow, this farms land are just awesome. I can feel the heat of Brazil in these photos. Nice work. Ah, and a question, there will be a presentation of a colonial Rio de Janeiro? A: Yes, i brightned the pictures to loo... Go to this entry →

Replies escilnavia: I'm loving this Cj, it's very historical and well crafted! A: Obrigado! I'm very happy you think that way. Schulmanator: Glad to see you back with more atmospheric entries A: Thanks and here theres more *quack* tankmank: I am loving thism it is so different from many other CJ;s in terms if history, locarion and looks, keep up the great work A: Thanks, that's the point of this CJ =D Wilford: que bom ver noticias historicas do brasil, gostaria de... Go to this entry →

Replies MamaKuigi945: Very impressive pics and story. History and SimCity combined. A: Thank you! Nathansp_city: that's very nice! A: Valeu! jotauveefe: Keep going! Can't wait to see colonial buildings and all that stuff... A: me neither! XD harryloko20: Nioce brow ! A: Thanks! Evillions: Interesting! A: I'm glad for that! Chapter Three Mr. Figueira’s farm is 100% ready, the sugar cane grew and its ready to be processed. 1. 2. 3... Go to this entry →

Replies Javier, Benedict, harrythecat, Schulmanator, destruz, Simbourgeoir, MamaLuigi, suomi, reaper, matheuspaulo, Bastet, th3_jok3r. Thank you all for the support and good comments, really, thank you. CHAPTER TWO - BUILDING A FARM After the terrain was ready in Mr. Figueira’s farm, the slaves started to plant the sugar cane with the seeds brought from Rio. Now they are gonna have dificult times untill the sugar cane is ready to be processed. 1. Mr. Figueira ordered a new house for hi... Go to this entry →

INTRODUCTION This city journal is about a region on the south coast of the state of Rio de Janeiro (not the city), close to the board of the state of São Paulo (not the city). It will have a lot of Brazil’s historic facts, true facts, things that actually happened and will be the base to this journal. CHAPTER ONE Rio de Janeiro, 1706 A farmer from the city of Rio de Janeiro, Manuel Figueira, decided to seek for a new place to build his sugar cane farm, because taxes in Rio were very high.... Go to this entry →