DK1 Grain Elevator 1.0

Nice job. I like how this building blends in naturally with the farm fields. A lot of BATs just seem very jarring against the landscape.

Excellent

Awesome! This is exactly what I needed for old style farms. Thank you so much, and I hope you're making more like this

I like it - Good object ! Thank YOU ...

Nice! This will look really good in my rural areas. :)

Nice to have! Thanks.

Thank you for your comments.

I have been meaning to drop by and thank you for simple but well done bats that have true use. Your non- fancy approach is refreshing. Some of these buildings fit my rural themes as no others have. Congratulations and please keep up the works..... Shoreman

I use many of your buildings but this one and the fence company don't show up on my menu. Is there any particular reason why this would be so? Thank you, Tim in Cape Fear, NC

stormlover- This and the Fence Co are grow lots. I stopped making ploppable industrial/farming lots because they do not generate freight.

Massive kudos for great work and including dependancies! Thank you!

You should maket his wodnerful building a plop.

merci

its not working

thanks

Nice texturing, very realistic appearance overall.

 

@CorinaMarie

It works for me !!  

@RandyE

Thanks! I grabbed that one too. I'm not ready yet to kill them all, but I do want other stage 3 farm buildings to compete with Pedriana. Ideally I'd like to find a few more.

In the meantime I'm now on a downloading frenzy getting all of @dk1's stuff. Their simple elegance (and the convenience of no dependencies) makes them ideal for mixing in with my otherwise nearly plain vanilla Maxis content.

11 minutes ago, CorinaMarie said:

nearly plain vanilla Maxis content.

I'm still working on the Maxis Vanilla tilesets presentation, but yeah its endless how many amazing artists have contributed to the SC4 repository over the past 14 years.  The problem with the tilesets and with RCI is that there's too much repetition.   I'm going to use for the first time a Maxis blocker that will eliminate all vanilla repetition and reveal whatever user created programming defines.  However, my project is not specific to agriculture.   We'll get back to that later.