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Madrid Royal Palace  1.0

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The BAT is a recreation of the draft Filippo Juvarra to the royal palace of madrid.

This palace was burned Christmas Eve 1700 and after it was decided to build a new complex. It was coming from Italy to Juvarra to raise a new palace, and so he did, the largest royal palace in Europe.

Due to space issues this palace was not carried out and adapted the plans for the construction of the current.

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Could you please put in the description the lot size. It looks big and magnficent. I just want to know how big (in SimCity 4 terms).

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Your lack luster texturing skills really hamper your efforts on such a large structure as this. You really should seek more advice from the helpful members of this community so that you can really shine in your works.
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I would like to see a nice close shot of the facade so that I may admire the modeling you seem to have done really well. I agree with His Divine Hand in that your textures really lower the quality of the otherwise magnificent work. I would really love to help if there is some way to overcome the language issues.
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Yes please help him. Somebody please help Kuji. Kuji, please receive help. You are talented in many ways, and you need to overcome a lot of issues to make your work worth downloading, as all your bats are mostly huge files with no finishing touches whatsoever.
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I agree with the others - an interesting BAT marred by poor textures. And there's more to nightlighting than flooding the front of your building with some omnis. Good start, lackluster finish; I fear this is the rut that your work will continue in unless you seek the advice of others here...
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yes he is the actually king, but the palace was built in 1700 felipe V was the king

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Some history: The previous castle on this site was burned on Christmas Eve in 1734, construction on the new palace began four years later, and wasnt completed until 1755. It was occupied fully nine years later, by Charles III in 1764. With an are of 135,000 square meters, and over 3,000 rooms, it is the biggest royal residence in Western Europe.

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Great work! COuld you do a half size model though as Im moddelling on a fairly small scale. Great nonetheless!

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