The different looks of NYC

[strikeout8 0]

The first ones look a little bit bad. Than they got better.

[strikeout8 0]

The first ones look a little bit bad. Than they got better.

[Keegan V50 15]

Originally posted by: strikeout8

The first ones look a little bit bad. Than they got better.

Not to be mean, but Lucky7's city looks messed up.quote>

Prove it if you can make a CJ with a great start till the end,dont go on degrading others while you havent prove your work yet at here...

And stop commenting like this at peoples CJ to avoid more problems...

[alexr15 2]

Fantastic update! Loving the history lessons. 

Originally posted by: strikeout8

Not to be mean, but Lucky7's city looks messed up.quote>

Are you really that stupid? You obviously have no clue what he's doing. 

[whoatemydinner 4]

Great work with this cj! I love the concept of history lessons illustrated by SC4 pics. It's a truly original idea that's also executed very well. Your building skills are good, and I can't wait to see more of the different looks of New York!

Keep up the great work!

Piotr

[ironicepitome 0]

very nice! i never knew THAT much aboot central park

[Twenty20 28]

Nice update, I like the old black and white pictures too.

[TmiguelT 10]

Awesome update. So much history and the black and white pictures make it even more awesome !! I would love to see how part 2 is gonna be

[panthersimcity4 162]

I love that picture of the old reservoir, very creative use of lots. And I'm glad to see you're back as well!

[lucky7 73]

Hi boys and girls, I think it's time for a quick teaser, what do you think?

I am answering all of your replies in the next update, so don't worry.

Here we go with 'The Pond' and I think everyone remembers this area as a dull, marshy piece of land in the middle of nowhere - back then in NYC, before the 'construction' of Central Park and therefore its' re-shaping had started. Honestly, I think that this has been a great achievement, having its' roots in the very original English and French garden culture.  Without any further ado...

"The Pond", one of Central Parks' jewels, shining bright in the colours of the Indian Summer:

I hope you like the teaser picture, be on the lookout for more,

take care,

lucky7

P.S.: For all you out who do a recreational CJ: I've found out that local.live has a different adress now. I am sure that you all know already , personally, I'haven't known due to my absence

However, here's the adress:

http://www.bing.com/maps/

This offers you great 'birdeye views' of your desired area.

I haven't figured out yet how a link works here - so maybe just insert the adress into the website search (such a shame...).

R

[Schulmanator 5,799]

Very nice! Looks good enough to stroll in. Wish I could right now.

[Kryptowhite 9]

Fantastic job on central park so far lucky. Mind telling me where you got that plop rock you used? looks very realistic.

[cmdp123789 710]

Oh my god!!! Awesome!! I loved it...

[TmiguelT 10]

Great teaser !! ... the View from the Skyscraper makes it more New Yorkish . i can't wait for more

[Larks2242 251]

The pond looks great good job

[art128 4,622]

Nice pond there, Ren

[Hester 700]

I stopped by for a walk in Central Park before I started my day. How lovely. I am glad I found your CJ.

[Petrovar Ambassador 15]

fantastic historical update lucky! Looking forward to see more

[lucky7 73]

Mhm, I'd say it's time for some replies...

Victor Valdes   Thanks a lot, Victor, glad you liked the update. Be on the lookout for more, take care, lucky7

strikeout8         Well, concerning the historic urban development of NYC I have to say that it looked like that.

                           Additionally, I use historic photo material when doing a historic update.

Kryptowhite     Thank you very much. Yes, isn't it really misplaced there? Personally, I think it was very smart

                           to name it 'The Dakota'. Hope you return.

simcityfan12    Thank you, really glad you liked the b / w pics. May I PM you, because I might need your help.

strikeout8         Personally, I think there's no need to make everyone happy. Thanks for passing by.

Victor Valdes  

alexr15             Thanks a lot. Yes, history with another aproach lol. Glad you enjoyed it.

krzakulek49     Thank you very much for your compliments. Well, historic contents don't always have that old touch of

                           boredom. More to come soon, so stay tuned.

ironicepitome  Thanks, and be sure to learn more Hope you return soon.

Twenty20          Thank you, hope you like the small effect on the following picture, too.

TmiguelT 

         Thank you very much. Well, part two is still a surprise - even for me...

panthersimcity4   Thank you. Well, it took some while to figure out how to best use all the different parts...

Schulmanator   Thanks a lot, Bruce. Maybe you return for another walk

Kryptowhite     Thank you very much. I PM you concerning the ploppable rocks.

cmpd 123789  Thanks, glad you liked it.

TmiguelT        Thank you, yes, the view from the Solow Building is very NYish. Hope you return.

Larks2242      Thanks a lot. Wait until you see all the other lakes...

art128              Thank you, Arthur. Be on the lookout for more.

Hester              Thank you very much. Oh, I am proud to hear that your day started with a virtual walk in

                           CP. Glad you liked it and come back for more.

Petrovar Ambassador   Thank you very much, here we go with a little appetizer...

Here's another appetizer for you, before the next part of the Central Park update.

Looking south towards the Grand Army Plaza between 60th and 59th Street on a cloudy and cool day. You can spot out the statue of General Sherman on the lot I put together in the LE (btw, on the upper right you can partly see 'The Plaza' hotel):

More to come soon, take care everyone,

lucky7

[TmiguelT 10]

Great Update ... I see a lot of fine Lotting. Keep up the awesome work and i can't wait to see the full update too much teasing for me

[Keegan V50 15]

Nice update there lucky,your parks look fantastic my friend!

take care and all the best my friend

victor

[Larks2242 251]

Great teaser lucky, can't wait for more!

[Schulmanator 5,799]

Nice job on lotting the statue. I am eager to see the rest!

[hmm 17]

Phew!... Just got through reading this entire CJ, and Lucky7, I got to say this is probably one of the most detailed renditions of NYC metro area I've seen in a while. You even included New Jersey and the Hamptons! You got yourself a new fan, hope to see more of this amazing CJ in the future (preferably my neighborhood of Jamaica in southeast Queens  .

Keep up the good work man!

[Muck308 55]

*But, Jerry it's the Plaaaazaaa!*

Lookin' forward to more shots of modern day midtown!

[Altus 111]

Amazing CJ, one of the best iv ever seen!

[Seraf 1,238]

You really do a great job with this Central Park, can't wait for more! " />

 BTW, may I ask where did you find that plop rock from previous picture?

[allez l'om 1]

This pictures looks perfect. the details are awesome, especially the statue!! It is exactly how it's in New York between the Plaza and the apple store.

[Kryptowhite 9]

heh i remember that statue. Nice work lucky! currently rendering 59 lexington avenue btw

[dfnva 34]

Glad to see you're still updating this. Nice stuff as always.

-Dan