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The different looks of NYC

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    Ok, after a loooong pause here we go with some replies:

    dfnva   Thanks a lot, yes, it took some time to build that interchange. Thanks for commenting and return, please.

    Schulmanator   Thank you very much, Bruce. lol yes, a NY cheesecake would be great!

    haljackey   Thanks a lot. Well, I hope the interchange will look much better when surrounded with trees and the park. Hope you return, soon.

    SirUnger   Thank you very much for your compliments, really glad you liked it.

    sadhu-navarette   Thanks for your comment. Concerning the seawalls: these are the ones that were made by marrast. Hope that helps, thanks for passing by.

    art128   Thank you very much, stay tuned for more!

    PhilsCafe   Thanks a lot. Yes, the interchange took some time as I was not satisfied with the outcome, so I had to rebuild it three times... Hope you return, soon.

    gabry85   lol thank you very much, glad you like the region view.

    anarchy0029   Thanks a lot. Well, I guess I neither can't wait until this city is completed lol

    Bombshoo   Yes, you're right, the interchange is looking fine. It was the complicated boat-bassin I was referring to. Thanks for passing by.

    cmdp123789   Thanks a lot. To answer your questions: 1) the no palms mod is fine, but I also have the streetside mod (made by jeronij, I guess). This converts the palms to normal trees and ads parked cars, too. 2) Most of the buildings are grown, only landmarks and specific buildings are plopped, just to get closer to reality. Hope I could help.

    kennethcole212   Thank you very much, glad you liked the building choice. I was not easy to find appropriate ones, but I am satisfied with the outcome. Hope you return more often.

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    Woah, after ages of not having updated my CJ, because I was extremely buzy with RL and didn't have no time at all to play SC4, the following update is a little different to the other ones. It is an interim-update showing you some impressions of both midtown and Harlem.

    So, sorry for the long wait, hopefully the next, real update will be ready by the end of this week.

    Nevertheless, enjoy and take care everyone,

    lucky7

    Midtown, Rockefeller Center:

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    The area around the UN which hopefully will be BATed soon (hint, hint lol):

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    Queensboro Bridge:

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    The NYC Hospital, a few blocks north of Queensboro Bridge:

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    Harlem, public housing:

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    Marcus Garvey Park:

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    And a bonus pic of the City College of the University of NY:

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    That's it for now, more to come soon, take care,

    lucky7

    WELCOME TO PAGE 13!!

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    Awesome update once again! I like your details very much, it's not just a replication of city blocks and streets, it seems like you're trying to recreate the feel too. This is just great.

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    Wow. Can't wait until a few more things get BAT'd so we can get some zoomed out shots of midtown. Btw whats that little theater in front of 30 Rock supposed to be?

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    looks like it's really coming on, keep up the amazing work

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    Bombshoo, that's the Today Show studios I believe.

    Though, what's that bandshell near New York Hospital? (also called The University Hospital of Columbia and Cornell)

    I like how you did Roosevelt Island and Marcus Garvey Park. Keep up the great work, can't wait to see more.


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    Its been Waaaaay too long for me lucky. Good to see this again. Lovely work. Im actually exporting that UN model on the STEX for hotdogs, do you want it as well?

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    excellent job as always but theres a question again haha...what building is that one next to the trump tower... the one next to the tunnel??

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    Wonderful work there mate, love the look of the depressed council estates and tower blocks, very nice indeed. Keep up the great work!

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    great work my friend, this are look superb 2.gif


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    wow -- this looks cool, the way buildings are placed...hope to see more of the blank area developed soon...

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    My hometown is looking really tight. Just one thing in Harlem, where Columbia University? I thought you would display that. Although, City College is great. Plus the accuracy of Midtown is great. Keep up the good work.

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    jacqulina   lol how come you like the trees? Thanks a lot, Merry Christmas, glad you like it and take care

    Mr. Beer   Wow, thanks a lot for the the nice compliment. Always welcome to return.

    elemented9   Thank you very much. Concerning your question regarding the pools. I think they were made by Simgoober, be patient for a PM with the link.

    Sir Unger   Thanks a lot, glad you like and I hope you like the following, too.

    newyorkrunaway1   Thank you, here's more of the Big Apple.

    PhilsCafe   Thank you so much, so nice of you. Yes, NYC has a certain feeling, especially for Europeans, like us, I guess.

    Bombshoo   Thank you. Well, concerning the BAT's- I really hope that, too. The theater in front of Rock 30 is a substitution, menat to fill the gap of Rockefeller Center, as Maxis missed to scale the building right...

    tankmank   Thank you very much and stay tuned for more.

    muck   Yes, patience is everything lol. Glad you like it and thank you.

    Hanson784   Elliot, good to see you back here. Well, there's a round structure on the campus of the Univ. Hosp. of Columbia and Cornell- my substitution for this was the bandshell which I have to edit in the LE. Oh, and actually it's not Roosevelt Island on the pic, it's Queensboro Bridge leaving from Manhattan to the island. Thanks a lot and Merry Christmas.

    patriots_1228   Yeah, definitely! Glad you returned. Concerning the UN model: this would be really great, although iLive doesn't work on my computer and I can' t render the model... I gonna PM you, though. Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays and lock the door of your room lol.

    cmdp123789   Thank you very much. Concerning your question about the buildings next to Trump Tower: it's the Docomo buildings which I got from either a Japanese site or from capitalsim.net, but it takes some time to find them.

    Mike the Mayor   Thanks a lot, yes, these blocks give a certain feeling. Stay tuned for much more, as there is going to be a huge update on Harlem and the Bronx.

    art128   Thank you so much, glad you like it.

    suplado!   Thanks a lot. Well, it took a while to get the desired looks of the area. I hope that I'll get rid of the blanks soon, too lol

    Petrovar Ambassador   Thank you very much, glad you like the park.

    Almieghty Nienaber   lol well, I can tell, long time no update. Thank you very much for your nice compliment.

    anarchy0029   lol thanks. Patience. Columbia University is going to be shown in a huge Harlem update.

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    Here we go with the long-awaited update, back to routine-style. One week later than expected, though, sorry for this. This is focusing on Riverside Park South, located at the Westside of Manhattan, were a huge re-structuring and re-building of this area is going on by Real Estate tycoon Donald Trump. The area has been experiencing a total make-over and is far away from being finished. However, we start a little bit south, around 58th street:

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    Buildings to be demolished and new buildings ready to be rent: typical for NYC:

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    Improved public housing on 66th Street:

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    The old Conrail Piers facing towards the Hudson River:

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    A very nice development for Riverside Park South:

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    There's obviously a lot of work going on:

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    A close-up of Riverside Park South:

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    Some night-shots of the area:

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    The Trump real estates seen from a different angle:

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    Last but not least: Merry Christmas / Happy Holidays / Good Time to all of you

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    take care everyone, thanks for watching,

    lucky7

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    Wow! Awesome CJ indeed! I'm planning to construct a very dense hybrid of NYC and Hong Kong later this year. I want to use New York's map and transport grid, so, my question is: How did you work out laying down all the roads in Manhattan? What are your dimensions for a typical city block? Thanks alot and keep up the great work!

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    wow -- nice update again, the huge buildings are really cool as well as their nightlights!! very goo development...merry christmas to you

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    lovely, i love the way you have made that factory and all the areas of construction looks like riverside park south is a hive of construction

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    fantastic work on this update my friend 2.gif

    and happy holiday and Christmas to you too !


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    Nice update. I have to give you props. Because designing parts of Manhattan is very impossible when you are looking for valid buildings and avoiding too much repetition. When I designed Midtown Hypertrophy on p.10, It took me three months, because I was looking for buildings that would fit the streets I have designed, plus had to avoid some repetition which was hard. But most of all, when you're designing Midtown NYC, it must look completey densely populated to fit the scenery. This is what I went through in my CJ "City of Hypertrophy", so I give you mad props. ::::high five:::: because, it's difficult and I love the work and effort you put out. I can't wait until you have it completed. Keep up the good work and Happy Holidays.

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    True, NYC definitely has some kind of charm or appeal. Probably not only for Europeans like us... New York is a world city. I think you won't find that same charm in another city.

    Great update, I like that redevelopment area a lot. Amazing details with the trails, parks, industry, parking lots and construction sites... I haven't seen many CJs with that amount of details in urban areas. It's very credible like that. Also the public housing looks very realistic.

    Frohe Weihnachten!

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