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Great update Luke. I love the parisian buildings, you use them very nicely. Can't wait to see what your working on. 4.gif

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    Republique du Tient

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    Nantes, Republique du Tient

    Welcome back to the Glorious city of Nantes. Today we visit the Jardins de Péninsule Centraux, which sits right next to four of the most important places in Nantes. To its south is the main shopping district, to its north is the Palatial Gardens and our glorious leaders house. To it's west is the last update, the main business district, and to its east is the main port and central district, not to forget Mode Park, the center of Nantes Fashion Week. The Jardins de Péninsule Centraux is famous mainly for its views, the main canal separates it from many areas of the city, and the  La tour du Chef et de Nos Gens.


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    Wow, excellent work on the mosiac! Great buildings and great sea wall!

    -bbfan02-

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    Impressive mosaic. I like the two modern buildings among all of the traditional French ones.

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    Another great-looking mosaic! How come there aren't any bridges, though? I think they'd look perfect! 9.gif The amount of park space is good, and fits both types of buildings very well.

    - Kyle

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    I've always enjoyed the beauty of your city. It's been really extrordinaire. Looking forward for more.

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    Awesome update, the city is looking amazing as usual.

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    Looks a nice mosaic, those high-rises blend very well with the Parisian buildings! That seafront park looks good with those seawalls, perhaps you should add some details. Keep up the good work! 4.gif

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    I'm loving it, Luke 2.gif Fantastic mosaic !!!

    xx Carmine


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    Good use of all Porkissimo's buildings! looks very realistic!

    Koekie

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    Awesome mosaic there mate, lovely network of roads and placement of buildings. This cj is now certainly in my fav list!

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    Awesome. 9.gif I was wondering when you'd post some amazing stuff here again!

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    ohhh i like the photoshopping (and great layout and choice of buildings too). The effects with the blur thing makes the pictures look real 4.gif may i suggest some piazzas with al fresco dining ? itwould really complement the beauty of your city 4.gif

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    Oooh...a perfect blend of modernism and Haussman! Very nice layout and mosaic, of course, nothing less is expected from you 9.gif One complaint, your streets look very dead for such a grand city, try some traffic generators mate 5.gif

    On a side note, where did you get that red building in the top part of the mosaic, it just happens to look very British 2.gif

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    Republique du Tient

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    Nantes, Republique du Tient

    Welcome again to Nantes, the center of all culture in our great nation. The central Palace and the Boryak Cathedral, where Tient Orthodox has its main church are the star attractions in the Les Jardins de Palais Sector of Nantes. As well in the top part of this picture, you can also see the Palais de Rois, which was built in 465 A.D, but was destroyed in the Adrijin World War, in 1940. Just to our south of this picture, there is Mode Park, which is getting ready for Fashion Week. Seems Nantes is getting busy, with Fashion Week around the corner, and elections coming up, there is quite a bit of bustle behind the closed doors of Tient Parliament. And our beloved president mean while is getting his campaign ready, why were not sure as all the other contenders have already been arrested, 3.gif. 

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     MIKETHEMAYOR- HAHA thanks my friend, yeah well there are only so many Paris buildings, but I am happy to know it looks so realistic. Thanks so much for the comment.

    Ilikehotdogsalot- Well thanks for making a little time for TIENT, and thanks for the wonderful comment my friend, glad to be back. 3.gif

    Seahawkfan 121- Thanks my friend for the comment, well I hope you liked it.

    bbfan02- Thanks my friend for always commenting, it is always nice to see you here in TIENT.

    2nerdy4u- Thanks, yeah I like that kind of look too, brings upon Nantes sorta of an Art-Deco mode but still keeps its Parisian style prominent.

    Edmonton_Stinks- HAHA yes finally I am back, its nice to see you here, and I am glad you liked the mosaic.

    Kyle- Bridges eh?? HM well I just had never really thought of putting any bridges over there, but there are a few over in an area I am yet to show, but I will defiantly think about that, 3.gif. I am glad you liked the parks, there are something Nantes will hopefully be know for, haha. 

    Connor- Well nice to see you here, and thanks for you comment.

    Anarchy0029- Well thanks so much my friend, I am glad to see that you like Nantes so much, glad to see you here.

    Gab

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    Nice update. I particularly like the gardens area, the government buildings fit in there well.

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    Nice mosaic! I like those large buildings on the bottom! 4.gif

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    Very nice...even if it is a nation that invaded 98% of chelmsford ;D

    The capitol area is beautiful.

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    You just love making mosaics don't you? Well they are very nice and proffesional! Great job! I love your little Kremlin deal you have going on. And of course you are a master of the Haussman. I look forward to more dude!!!

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    That mosaic is huge! Love it.

    Those tourist attracting buildings are well used, as are the Parisian BATs. Excellent update.

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    very nice! one suggestion i have is to add a little more detail to the plazas and greenery areas. it kinda looks a little barren. but i do like the overall grand feel of that mosaic. great work!

    ~ Dan

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    hiya luke,no we havnt talked in a long while my friend,im doing great thankyou,hows you doing.i see your still doing awesome work,your city is amazing,and what an awesome mosaic.take care.

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    wow -- cool huge mosaic...the added rocks and  trees make the the area looks clean and fresh!!  the huge building is the bottom looks nice too...maybe more trees would look great!

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