HK Mok Tin Yin Building 2.0

Very nice, I like this kind of building. What, a first comment? Whoot!!

this buiding is good and you did a fine job.

NICE!!!

Looks great, to me the roof texture/stuff look a bit unrealistic and light. Lots and lots of advertisements in there aswell. 8/10

Well, great remake of the older model. Someone should get a shovel and a broom to clean up that roof. I love all that publicity on the first floor.

Lovely...this will go real well for my Chinatown in my downtown area. Hope you make a few more like this. 8/10

I think the roof looks great! very good

Great!!! i love it!

Your BATs are all of the highest quality. Definite download.

It's dense and wonderful.

Great corner landmark with the adverstising gone amuck. I will keep just the landmark copy since my cities seem to lack enough great looking LM that fit in with the city scape. Thanks for sharing.

Love it. More like this please.

Very well done thanks

@caspervg, Un-realistic roof textures... the roof I've created IS supposed to be in the Hong Kong street style you know, you've never been to HK have you? They don't often clean out the roof space as shown here: http://www.globalphotos.org/hongkong/20051018/IMG_2525.jpg Also, for where it's from, this building has a very tame amount of advertising- the streets of Mong Kok: http://www.globalphotos.org/hongkong/20050922/SEPT22-S02-0017.jpg

You desperately need to increase the power usage.

Excellent

I really like it - great work - 10/10

Looks great, you should make more similar BATs to get a good street scene so we won't have to plop the same BAT to get it.

Very lively!

very nice, but the HSBC sign is too squashed 9/10

oo, finally, an upload that is not pirated :D what an unattractive beast :p great work, this will go in my chinatown. 10/10

Great building!

Nice, but the aspect ratio of the sign looks awkward.

love it, great details and lighting

Indeed someone pointed out the HSBC and 7-ELEVEN sign look awkward. The roof junk certainly look overstuff, but coming from HK myself, I would say that is very normal, especially on older buildings. However, something strikes me that this look more belonging to Chinatowns than in HK, as this is a modern low rise CO/CS buildings, something that is definitely not HK as we have almost 99% highrise CO/CS. Still, the neon signs and some details are hard to discredit, so a 9/10 from me!