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[Sky Guy 163]

I hope it has'nt stopped, hot dogs your doing an awesome job. GREAT Dubai and awesome photoshopping skills!

[michaewing 0]

this is amazing you should try Glasgow lol 10/10

[michaewing 0]

this is amazing you should try Glasgow lol 10/10

[ilikehotdogsalot 307]

BERLIN

Berlin is the capital city and one of the sixteen states of the Federal Republic of Germany. It is located in the center of the Berlin-Brandenburg metropolitan region located in northeastern Germany. The city houses around 3.4 million residents within its city limits, making it the country's most populated city and the second most populous city in the European Union. The city is a major center of European politics, culture, media, science, and also serves as a continental hub for air and rail transport. The city also has one of the world's most controversial histories. When Adolf Hitler and the Nazi Party came to power in 1933 and started World War II in 1939, Many parts of Berlin were destroyed due to air-raids and violence. The Nazi party considered the Jewish population the reason for the country's economic depression and problems, because of this, Jewish residents were either killed, or sent to death camps. After the end of the war in 1945, Berlin was split into 4 sectors, the 2 larger sectors were: West Berlin [established by the western allies] and East Berlin [established by the soviets]. Due to tensions during the Cold War, A 45 km wall, known as The Berlin Wall, was built to seperate East Berlin from West Berlin. It stood until November 9, 1989. Today, The city is being revived with construction and renovation projects all around the city.

Hovering at 368 meters, The Fernsehturm is a television tower in the center of Berlin, known as one of the city's best landmarks. In 1964, Walter Ulbricht, the leader of the Socialist Unity Party, decided to allow the construction of a television tower on Alexanderplatz. Due to its interesting design, the reflection on the sphere from the sun is formed in the shape of the cross, which was against the atheist foundations of the Communist Government. Due to this, it was once was threatened to be torn down. Today, the tower is the third largest structure in Europe, and there is a visitor platform and rotating restaurant in the sphere.

The Schloss Charlottenburg is the largest existing palace in Berlin, located in the Charlottenburg district of the city. The Palace was constructed in the Italian Baroque style by architect Arnold Nering and commissioned by Sophie Charlotte. The inside of the palace was once called as the eighth wonder of the world. Today it is a museum, after being rebuilt in 1945 because of the war.

The Brandenburg Gate is the former city gate of Berlin located between the Pariser Platz and Platz des 18 März. It marks the end of Unter den Linded, the renowned boulevard of Lime Trees which leads to the the royal residence. The Brandenburg Gate was commissioned in 1788 by Friedrich Wilhelm II as a sign of peace. The Brandenbug Gate was used as a way to seperate East Soviet Germany from the Federal West from 1961 - 1989. In 2000, 3 million dollars were spent in refurbishing the Gate, with 1,000 pieces of stone replaced. Today, It stands as a national treasure of Germany.

The Palast der Republik is/was a building on the bank of the River Spree serving as the seat of the East German parliment. In October 1990, the building was found to be contaminated with asbestos and was closed to the public on September of 1990. In 2003, The building was set for demolition, however, it reopened in 2004 and has been hosting many important events. Demolishing inside the building started last year and will be carried out carefully so the nearby historical buildings are not affected.

Many of these pre-fabricated buildings are found in the suburbs of East Berlin. At first, The Soviets hated Modern architecture, but once they found out it was cheap and easy to build, Their minds were quickly changed and many of these apartments were built to house the growing population of Berlin.

The Reichstag building was first built in 1894 to house the Reichstag, the original parliment of the German Empire, and it housed the Reichstag until 1933. After Hitler was appointed as the German Chancellor on January 30th, 1933, the building was set on fire. The fire gave an excuse for the Nazis to suspend most human rights provided by the Reichstag Fire Decree [a document stating anyone against the Nazi Party would be sought after]. After sitting in ruin for many years, Norman Foster [the man known for designing the Hearst Tower in New York and 30 St Mary Axe in London] won an architectural contest for the reconstruction of the building in 1992 after the reunification of Germany. Today, The Reichstag building is a well-known landmark/tourist center in Berlin and houses the Reunited Parliment of Germany.

The Park Inn Berlin is the tallest multi-story building in berlin at 41 floors and 132 meters. The hotel was constructed in 1970 as part of East Germany's Interhotel organization. Due to its location in Alexanderplatz, a busy tourist center and transit hub, plans suggested the hotel would be demolished. In 2003, The Park Inn hotel group took over the building and in 2005 the entire facade of the building was replaced.

The Victory Column is a very famous sight of Berlin, designed by Heinrich Strack in 1864 to commemorate the Prussian victory in the Danish-Prussian War. The column consists of four solid blocks of sandstone and a ring decorated with golden garlands. The centerpiece of the column is the 8.3 meter high Golden Statue of Victoria. The Victory Column is surrounded by a busy traffic circle, so in 1942, a set of tunnels were built to allow easy access to the structure.

The Rotes Rathaus is the red town hall of Berlin. It is home to the governing mayor and the government ofthe Federal state of Berlin. The town hall was built between 1861 - 1869 by Hermann Friedrich Waesemann. During World War II, The building was heavily damaged and had to be rebuilt. It served as the town hall of East Berlin during the seperation, but after reunification, the administration of unified Berlin moved back in 1991.

REPLIES

I'm very sorry this update took a bit of time to come out, I had many computer and image hosting problems and only had a chance to play again a few days ago which explains the lack of images. I tried to this update to the best of my ability but I know that some parts aren't accurate, and for that I apologize. I'll be coming back to this update and fixing it up at a later time so keep checking in!

Brad-MacD: Thanks, Glad you liked it!

Yoman3: Yeah, alot of replies lol I don't really like some of the pictures in this update either, but eh.

skyliner22: Thank you! Emirate is kind of like a state, It's a place ruled by an Emir or ruler.

Godzillaman: Thanks! I do agree that the completed Burj looks better, but I wanted to recreate the cities how they current look today in 2007.

patriots_1228: lol, Thanks! I don't think I'll win a trixie though

zelgadis: Yeah, His bats are really the best! Thanks!

frogface: Thank you!

granto93: lol, Thanks There will be a Canadian city in here eventually

Simfan34: Thanks!

sithlrd98: Hello, It's fine, Lurkers are always welcomed! I'm glad you like this journal and thanks for taking the time to comment!

Amerikaner: Thank you! Happy you liked it!

HabLeUrG: Hey Hableurg, Glad you liked the update, Come again!

mencc1701: Thank you! Yes, Canadian cities are planned for this journal.

CarmineHilton: Thank you! I'm glad you liked Dubai, It really is an interesting city!

C0ckatoo-210893: Thank you The Burj-al-Arab does have great lighting, and photoshop brought it out very well, I'm pleased with how it looks I'm glad you liked it aswell!

homeandaway: lol, Thank you, I'm glad you liked it!

Mulefisk: Wow, Thank you!

fledder200: Hey Ferry, Haha, Thanks! Yeah, Dubai is nothing but a big construction site, It must drive the people nuts lol, They should be given free earplugs Glad you liked it!

bat: Thank you!

lucky7: Thanks

SoNell: Thank you Nelson, Glad you liked it!

Nelson D: lol, Thank you!

Darmok: Hey Darmok, Dubai is pretty much rising from the desert sand as we speak and it is growing from oil and natural gas, and I wanted to show that in my pictures Very glad you liked it!

tommiej: Thank you! Dubai does hold the most cranes in the world at the moment, Lots of construction going on Berlin is coming first, as you have seen in this update lol, I posted it in that TM site Anyways, Amsterdam will be coming very soon so keep looking out!

Uumke: Thanks!

jayo: Thank you!

cleaner475: I really like Dubai aswell, I'm happy you liked it!

jcabassa: Thank you!

jacqulina: lol, It's a deal! I'm happy you liked it Jacky, I am thinking of doing a Nature Update, showing the nature outside some of the cities I have done so I can learn how to terraform better! Come again!

lilbrownsuga5: The Burj Al Arab is a very nice hotel, Glad you liked it!

Mikeaut1: Hey Mike, Very happy you liked it!

crazyyaya: Thank you! I'm not sure what you mean by how many people work on this project, I'm the only one who builds the cities in this journal, however Hableurg and other members from Mother Earth Project help me with finding BATS and Information if that's what you were asking Come again!

Cjah: Thank you very much!

Deever: I know! So many comments to reply to lol! I'm glad you liked the smaller pictures, I like putting them in between the big mosaics to add some interest

Schulmanator: lol, Thanks Schulmanator!

Berethor07: Thanks!

matt_sbs: Wow, Thank you!

Giligone: Hey Giligone, Very glad you liked the recreations so far! I do put in a lot of time into researching and writing those articles on the landmarks so I am happy someone actually reads it lol Hope you liked this update aswell, Berlin has some very interesting history

manman99: Thank you!

SpecialEddie: Erm..

lecanado: It's a secret

nousername: Thank you! I am going to do L.A and Chicago later in this journal, The list is indeed very long so I think this journal will keep going for a long time Come again!

beebs: lol, Hey Beebs! There are a few cities that I might not be able to build...like Pyongyang, Baghdad or Kabul

Tolsome: Thank you! Hope you liked this Berlin update!

Mike the Mayor: Thank you!

dev: Thank you dev, I'm glad you're interested, Hope you liked this update aswell!

IDS2: Thank you! The construction fillers were actually made by the SFBT but I get what ya mean They did a great job on them! KS also did an amazing job with these buildings, I don't think I would have recreated Dubai if it wasn't for him Wow, Thanks for that great compliment aswell, That really means a lot!

___idiotbox: lol, It's alright Ellie I'm glad you liked the Dubai update, I don't really like the Princess Tower Mosaic that much but eh lol. Come again!

andisart: Thank you!

capitol1: Wow, Thanks! I was going to do what you said, 2 European cities, then 2 South American cities, but I kept changing my mind and I was interested in doing other cities more than others, but there will be eventually a city from every continent

doodlea21: Thank you!

Hunaja: Thank you, I do create whole cities, I plop the area around the landmarks more carefully though because I know I will be showcasing it later, Maybe when I finish this journal, I will post non-zoom 5 shots of my cities so you guys can get a feel behind the scenes

rooker1: Robin! So nice to see ya here! I'm very happy you're liking the updates Hope you liked this update aswell!

abcvs: lol, Thank you! Auckland is a very nice city, My brother is going there for his honeymoon next year and from pictures it looks amazing! I'm glad you liked these updates, and hope to see you again!

aleko: Thank you!

AceofSpades: Thank you!

CWLGAMER01: Thanks

crazyyaya: No, This project hasn't stopped. There will be times where some of my updates will take a bit longer to take out, I hope to continue this project for as long possible

Sky Guy: Thank you!

michaewing: Thank you for your comment! 

[ilikehotdogsalot 307]

BERLIN

Berlin is the capital city and one of the sixteen states of the Federal Republic of Germany. It is located in the center of the Berlin-Brandenburg metropolitan region located in northeastern Germany. The city houses around 3.4 million residents within its city limits, making it the country's most populated city and the second most populous city in the European Union. The city is a major center of European politics, culture, media, science, and also serves as a continental hub for air and rail transport. The city also has one of the world's most controversial histories. When Adolf Hitler and the Nazi Party came to power in 1933 and started World War II in 1939, Many parts of Berlin were destroyed due to air-raids and violence. The Nazi party considered the Jewish population the reason for the country's economic depression and problems, because of this, Jewish residents were either killed, or sent to death camps. After the end of the war in 1945, Berlin was split into 4 sectors, the 2 larger sectors were: West Berlin [established by the western allies] and East Berlin [established by the soviets]. Due to tensions during the Cold War, A 45 km wall, known as The Berlin Wall, was built to seperate East Berlin from West Berlin. It stood until November 9, 1989. Today, The city is being revived with construction and renovation projects all around the city.

Hovering at 368 meters, The Fernsehturm is a television tower in the center of Berlin, known as one of the city's best landmarks. In 1964, Walter Ulbricht, the leader of the Socialist Unity Party, decided to allow the construction of a television tower on Alexanderplatz. Due to its interesting design, the reflection on the sphere from the sun is formed in the shape of the cross, which was against the atheist foundations of the Communist Government. Due to this, it was once was threatened to be torn down. Today, the tower is the third largest structure in Europe, and there is a visitor platform and rotating restaurant in the sphere.

The Schloss Charlottenburg is the largest existing palace in Berlin, located in the Charlottenburg district of the city. The Palace was constructed in the Italian Baroque style by architect Arnold Nering and commissioned by Sophie Charlotte. The inside of the palace was once called as the eighth wonder of the world. Today it is a museum, after being rebuilt in 1945 because of the war.

The Brandenburg Gate is the former city gate of Berlin located between the Pariser Platz and Platz des 18 März. It marks the end of Unter den Linded, the renowned boulevard of Lime Trees which leads to the the royal residence. The Brandenburg Gate was commissioned in 1788 by Friedrich Wilhelm II as a sign of peace. The Brandenbug Gate was used as a way to seperate East Soviet Germany from the Federal West from 1961 - 1989. In 2000, 3 million dollars were spent in refurbishing the Gate, with 1,000 pieces of stone replaced. Today, It stands as a national treasure of Germany.

The Palast der Republik is/was a building on the bank of the River Spree serving as the seat of the East German parliment. In October 1990, the building was found to be contaminated with asbestos and was closed to the public on September of 1990. In 2003, The building was set for demolition, however, it reopened in 2004 and has been hosting many important events. Demolishing inside the building started last year and will be carried out carefully so the nearby historical buildings are not affected.

Many of these pre-fabricated buildings are found in the suburbs of East Berlin. At first, The Soviets hated Modern architecture, but once they found out it was cheap and easy to build, Their minds were quickly changed and many of these apartments were built to house the growing population of Berlin.

The Reichstag building was first built in 1894 to house the Reichstag, the original parliment of the German Empire, and it housed the Reichstag until 1933. After Hitler was appointed as the German Chancellor on January 30th, 1933, the building was set on fire. The fire gave an excuse for the Nazis to suspend most human rights provided by the Reichstag Fire Decree [a document stating anyone against the Nazi Party would be sought after]. After sitting in ruin for many years, Norman Foster [the man known for designing the Hearst Tower in New York and 30 St Mary Axe in London] won an architectural contest for the reconstruction of the building in 1992 after the reunification of Germany. Today, The Reichstag building is a well-known landmark/tourist center in Berlin and houses the Reunited Parliment of Germany.

The Park Inn Berlin is the tallest multi-story building in berlin at 41 floors and 132 meters. The hotel was constructed in 1970 as part of East Germany's Interhotel organization. Due to its location in Alexanderplatz, a busy tourist center and transit hub, plans suggested the hotel would be demolished. In 2003, The Park Inn hotel group took over the building and in 2005 the entire facade of the building was replaced.

The Victory Column is a very famous sight of Berlin, designed by Heinrich Strack in 1864 to commemorate the Prussian victory in the Danish-Prussian War. The column consists of four solid blocks of sandstone and a ring decorated with golden garlands. The centerpiece of the column is the 8.3 meter high Golden Statue of Victoria. The Victory Column is surrounded by a busy traffic circle, so in 1942, a set of tunnels were built to allow easy access to the structure.

The Rotes Rathaus is the red town hall of Berlin. It is home to the governing mayor and the government ofthe Federal state of Berlin. The town hall was built between 1861 - 1869 by Hermann Friedrich Waesemann. During World War II, The building was heavily damaged and had to be rebuilt. It served as the town hall of East Berlin during the seperation, but after reunification, the administration of unified Berlin moved back in 1991.

REPLIES

I'm very sorry this update took a bit of time to come out, I had many computer and image hosting problems and only had a chance to play again a few days ago which explains the lack of images. I tried to this update to the best of my ability but I know that some parts aren't accurate, and for that I apologize. I'll be coming back to this update and fixing it up at a later time so keep checking in!

Brad-MacD: Thanks, Glad you liked it!

Yoman3: Yeah, alot of replies lol I don't really like some of the pictures in this update either, but eh.

skyliner22: Thank you! Emirate is kind of like a state, It's a place ruled by an Emir or ruler.

Godzillaman: Thanks! I do agree that the completed Burj looks better, but I wanted to recreate the cities how they current look today in 2007.

patriots_1228: lol, Thanks! I don't think I'll win a trixie though

zelgadis: Yeah, His bats are really the best! Thanks!

frogface: Thank you!

granto93: lol, Thanks There will be a Canadian city in here eventually

Simfan34: Thanks!

sithlrd98: Hello, It's fine, Lurkers are always welcomed! I'm glad you like this journal and thanks for taking the time to comment!

Amerikaner: Thank you! Happy you liked it!

HabLeUrG: Hey Hableurg, Glad you liked the update, Come again!

mencc1701: Thank you! Yes, Canadian cities are planned for this journal.

CarmineHilton: Thank you! I'm glad you liked Dubai, It really is an interesting city!

C0ckatoo-210893: Thank you The Burj-al-Arab does have great lighting, and photoshop brought it out very well, I'm pleased with how it looks I'm glad you liked it aswell!

homeandaway: lol, Thank you, I'm glad you liked it!

Mulefisk: Wow, Thank you!

fledder200: Hey Ferry, Haha, Thanks! Yeah, Dubai is nothing but a big construction site, It must drive the people nuts lol, They should be given free earplugs Glad you liked it!

bat: Thank you!

lucky7: Thanks

SoNell: Thank you Nelson, Glad you liked it!

Nelson D: lol, Thank you!

Darmok: Hey Darmok, Dubai is pretty much rising from the desert sand as we speak and it is growing from oil and natural gas, and I wanted to show that in my pictures Very glad you liked it!

tommiej: Thank you! Dubai does hold the most cranes in the world at the moment, Lots of construction going on Berlin is coming first, as you have seen in this update lol, I posted it in that TM site Anyways, Amsterdam will be coming very soon so keep looking out!

Uumke: Thanks!

jayo: Thank you!

cleaner475: I really like Dubai aswell, I'm happy you liked it!

jcabassa: Thank you!

jacqulina: lol, It's a deal! I'm happy you liked it Jacky, I am thinking of doing a Nature Update, showing the nature outside some of the cities I have done so I can learn how to terraform better! Come again!

lilbrownsuga5: The Burj Al Arab is a very nice hotel, Glad you liked it!

Mikeaut1: Hey Mike, Very happy you liked it!

crazyyaya: Thank you! I'm not sure what you mean by how many people work on this project, I'm the only one who builds the cities in this journal, however Hableurg and other members from Mother Earth Project help me with finding BATS and Information if that's what you were asking Come again!

Cjah: Thank you very much!

Deever: I know! So many comments to reply to lol! I'm glad you liked the smaller pictures, I like putting them in between the big mosaics to add some interest

Schulmanator: lol, Thanks Schulmanator!

Berethor07: Thanks!

matt_sbs: Wow, Thank you!

Giligone: Hey Giligone, Very glad you liked the recreations so far! I do put in a lot of time into researching and writing those articles on the landmarks so I am happy someone actually reads it lol Hope you liked this update aswell, Berlin has some very interesting history

manman99: Thank you!

SpecialEddie: Erm..

lecanado: It's a secret

nousername: Thank you! I am going to do L.A and Chicago later in this journal, The list is indeed very long so I think this journal will keep going for a long time Come again!

beebs: lol, Hey Beebs! There are a few cities that I might not be able to build...like Pyongyang, Baghdad or Kabul

Tolsome: Thank you! Hope you liked this Berlin update!

Mike the Mayor: Thank you!

dev: Thank you dev, I'm glad you're interested, Hope you liked this update aswell!

IDS2: Thank you! The construction fillers were actually made by the SFBT but I get what ya mean They did a great job on them! KS also did an amazing job with these buildings, I don't think I would have recreated Dubai if it wasn't for him Wow, Thanks for that great compliment aswell, That really means a lot!

___idiotbox: lol, It's alright Ellie I'm glad you liked the Dubai update, I don't really like the Princess Tower Mosaic that much but eh lol. Come again!

andisart: Thank you!

capitol1: Wow, Thanks! I was going to do what you said, 2 European cities, then 2 South American cities, but I kept changing my mind and I was interested in doing other cities more than others, but there will be eventually a city from every continent

doodlea21: Thank you!

Hunaja: Thank you, I do create whole cities, I plop the area around the landmarks more carefully though because I know I will be showcasing it later, Maybe when I finish this journal, I will post non-zoom 5 shots of my cities so you guys can get a feel behind the scenes

rooker1: Robin! So nice to see ya here! I'm very happy you're liking the updates Hope you liked this update aswell!

abcvs: lol, Thank you! Auckland is a very nice city, My brother is going there for his honeymoon next year and from pictures it looks amazing! I'm glad you liked these updates, and hope to see you again!

aleko: Thank you!

AceofSpades: Thank you!

CWLGAMER01: Thanks

crazyyaya: No, This project hasn't stopped. There will be times where some of my updates will take a bit longer to take out, I hope to continue this project for as long possible

Sky Guy: Thank you!

michaewing: Thank you for your comment! 

[CarmineHilton 6]

I really love this CJ, because of all the details!
Beautifull work, amazing...

Btw, maybe the next project could be Brussels?


EDIT: First post!!

[CarmineHilton 6]

I really love this CJ, because of all the details!
Beautifull work, amazing...

Btw, maybe the next project could be Brussels?


EDIT: First post!!

[homeandaway 1]

stunning work my friend, the mosaic for the ferthesturm seems to be very, absolutely great! - just put the pics in the right order then they will be fine! lol! - the brandenburg gate and rotes rauhtus are stunning! - the city centre is also amazing - stunning architecture!. - you have outdone yourself. I can tell easily that you have spent along time on these citys of the globe and i will continue to admire your work. - Are you planning on doing cities or jungles/montains/oceans aswell?...im making a project at the moment called 'Australia' where i will make Sydney, Melboure, Brisbane, Perth, Adeliade, Darwin, Hobart, Gold Coast, Alice Springs and Uluru - look out for this!. I hope to see you again, take care ~alex~

[homeandaway 1]

stunning work my friend, the mosaic for the ferthesturm seems to be very, absolutely great! - just put the pics in the right order then they will be fine! lol! - the brandenburg gate and rotes rauhtus are stunning! - the city centre is also amazing - stunning architecture!. - you have outdone yourself. I can tell easily that you have spent along time on these citys of the globe and i will continue to admire your work. - Are you planning on doing cities or jungles/montains/oceans aswell?...im making a project at the moment called 'Australia' where i will make Sydney, Melboure, Brisbane, Perth, Adeliade, Darwin, Hobart, Gold Coast, Alice Springs and Uluru - look out for this!. I hope to see you again, take care ~alex~

[granto93 4]

awsome! do you use real maps to plan out these cities or do you just make the famous parts exactle like the real city. this cj is truly amazing

[granto93 4]

awsome! do you use real maps to plan out these cities or do you just make the famous parts exactle like the real city. this cj is truly amazing

[Cleaner475 150]

awesome update - love the red very good contarst of colours

Lov the roundabout pic - very nicely done as always

inspring - good work - keep it up

Richard

[Cleaner475 150]

awesome update - love the red very good contarst of colours

Lov the roundabout pic - very nicely done as always

inspring - good work - keep it up

Richard

[Tolsome 0]

There is something wrong: 1. After the "Palast der Republik" is the small River "Spree". In this Area there are only on the left side a Avenue. On any other places are only for to walk!

2. On the front of "Rotes Rathaus" is a park.

3. In the front of "Charlottenburg" is the big Avenue to the "Palast der Republik". Behind the builiding is this very nice park, but bevour a big road.

I love this town. I born in Berlin, so it would be nice, when you correct it for more realistic.

Else, your update is very very nice :-) :-) :-)

[Tolsome 0]

There is something wrong: 1. After the "Palast der Republik" is the small River "Spree". In this Area there are only on the left side a Avenue. On any other places are only for to walk!

2. On the front of "Rotes Rathaus" is a park.

3. In the front of "Charlottenburg" is the big Avenue to the "Palast der Republik". Behind the builiding is this very nice park, but bevour a big road.

I love this town. I born in Berlin, so it would be nice, when you correct it for more realistic.

Else, your update is very very nice :-) :-) :-)

[bokrif 18]

Amazing! Love it!

How did you put that statue in the middle of that avenue roundabout?

Did you grow all those w2w buildings? If you did so, it must have costed hours!

[bokrif 18]

Amazing! Love it!

How did you put that statue in the middle of that avenue roundabout?

Did you grow all those w2w buildings? If you did so, it must have costed hours!

[Mulefisk 15]

As Tolsome mentioned, your geography is a bit off. One thing I noticed is that the Reichstag isn't located next to a river. It's actually right by The Brandenburger Gate. Other than that, it looks absolutely fantastic! Especially the first shot. Great work!

[Mulefisk 15]

As Tolsome mentioned, your geography is a bit off. One thing I noticed is that the Reichstag isn't located next to a river. It's actually right by The Brandenburger Gate. Other than that, it looks absolutely fantastic! Especially the first shot. Great work!

[Zelgadis 638]

Very nice! Can't comment on the geography since I don't know Berlin at all, but I like it. I had no idea it was so colorful... Or that could be just the photoshopping...

ISF

[Zelgadis 638]

Very nice! Can't comment on the geography since I don't know Berlin at all, but I like it. I had no idea it was so colorful... Or that could be just the photoshopping...

ISF

[TheSixCents 0]

OMG I Love Berlin! Great Job!

[TheSixCents 0]

OMG I Love Berlin! Great Job!

[samuelzrp 0]

Very nice update, I think you should make the first article of each post a bit more detailed, cause I believe most of the readers actually read those articles, at least I do, and it would be very nice to know some nice stuff about the history of another countries =)

Still waiting RJ =x (if you gonna do that, yeah)

[samuelzrp 0]

Very nice update, I think you should make the first article of each post a bit more detailed, cause I believe most of the readers actually read those articles, at least I do, and it would be very nice to know some nice stuff about the history of another countries =)

Still waiting RJ =x (if you gonna do that, yeah)

[beebs 129]

Hot dog! Very nice! Can't wait for your next project!

[beebs 129]

Hot dog! Very nice! Can't wait for your next project!

[patriots_1228 51]

Das is Spitze! haha my german sucks unlike your update. Awesome work hotdogs, i agree with samuelzrp. great work all over, i love that roundabout! great job with all those parks! as always nice photoshopping too

[patriots_1228 51]

Das is Spitze! haha my german sucks unlike your update. Awesome work hotdogs, i agree with samuelzrp. great work all over, i love that roundabout! great job with all those parks! as always nice photoshopping too

[koekie01 3]

TOOOOOOOOO Great!!!

Where have you got all those great landmarks from? I love it! What will be the next city? Amsterdam . Or Rome. Bagdad ?

Take care!

Koekie

PS. How do you got those GLR on the avenues? I like it very much !