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Here's another landmark from skazz. It's a romanic church that you can see in Milan, and it's entitled to the city's patron (Saint Ambroise). It was first built in IV century a.D., but the current structure was built between IX and XII century, even if it was modified and restructured many times until XIX century. The building was, in medieval times, the real centre of the city, since it had both religious and civic function; in fact the courtyard before the church was used for assemblies or fairs.
I tried to represent the basic structure with the two bell towers (in the real landmark other lateral buildings that I didn't represent are linked to the church), but I simplified the texturing, that sometimes is really complex. This time there's also night lighting.
P.S.:if there are some problems with the files, post a comment and I'll see if I'm able to do something.
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3x6, plop cost:70000
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