Show us your Small Towns

[wwetom1 831]

 

[Pioneer 140]

A small town called Swynbeach (ignore the brown boxes)

[arost 39]

I love a good rural-small town. Here's Mackavie, just finished some downtown details, but still need to relot a few things to match the new NAM rail textures.

 

[agunter999 200]

here is a small little town https://community.simtropolis.com/journal/4474/entry-23246-vapon-on-the-loronan-coast/

[MG1451 26]

Sorry for the bump but I just wanted to show my small town, Tesla.

 

 

Here's the main intersection:

 

 

Of course, I'm still working on it. The designs of the REAL small towns in my state inspired me to do the small town like this. Also, I'm not sure if I should cover the town with farms. Sorry for the weird name, I got the name from a defensive in the game Clash of Clans.

 

Miscellaneous Shot:

 

Tornado! 

[AcmeSigns 97]

In case you weren't aware, Tesla is also the last name of Nikola Tesla. He was an early experimenter of both AC (alternating current) electricity and X-Rays. So it isn't really that weird of a name. He's also the namesake of Tesla Motors (electric automobiles).

More info: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nikola_Tesla

If you can stand a little harsh language with your humor: http://theoatmeal.com/comics/tesla

[9gruntsand1hammer 3,198]

Town of Dover's north commercial district.

 

Downtown Dover.

[Chesh 173]

The township of Illinoise is experiencing spontaneous rapid growth, stimulated for the most part via similar growth trends within the local industrial sector. Hovering just above 10K population, the town has almost doubled in size during the last ten years.

 

[antsel 841]

Great looking towns everyone.

Here is a small island town I've been working on for some time.

[Belfastsocrates 1,753]

Lovely work. I particularly like your island town Selles, very nice indeed.

[BLANKBLANK 4,414]

Nice work Selles. That town/village looks super cool what with all the MMPs surrounding it.

[Compdude787 916]

Great looking towns everyone.

Here is a small island town I've been working on for some time.

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Oh wow! That looks amazing! I love how you made that road look all curvy by using draggable FAR; that makes it look a lot more realistic.

 

Overall, great job!

[tonyr 926]

@Chesh: That is beautiful work my friend. I could build there!

[Trentreznorspig 4]

This is a close up of my city that I am doing a journal of. It's called Louisville.

[Trentreznorspig 4]

A little flat. I know.

[LordShadow 52]

Small town in russian style.

 

[SimCoug 5,976]

Great looking towns everyone.

Here is a small island town I've been working on for some time.

Hey, I recognize those diagonal tenements

Nice work!

[zdza 547]

Mayfield; a suburban town in a big city.

 

[airman15 4,113]

I've been experimenting with new tree controllers and props to see what sort of affect they have on a simple village.

 

This is Brotherhood Creek, a small community that sits by the lake. But this settlement thrives with the metal industry. It was founded 214 years ago by a group of blacksmiths which had intended to sell horseshoes, chains, and hunting knives to passing merchants to and from the port city in the south.

 

Tired and lost travelers settled in the vicinity and through their skills, the whole of Brotherhood Creek was established. Several of the original buildings still stand but there have been recent developments popping up to accommodate people wanting to get away from the city.

 

Brotherhood creek gets its power from a hydroelectric dam that has been standing and generating for 60 years. The original proposal for power was narrowed to either coal or hydroelectricity and after a lengthy debate between politicians and locals, the dam was ultimately chosen.

 

The metal and manufacturing facilities as they appear today. Built on top of the original site of the main blacksmith operation. These plants are responsible for providing the region's belt buckles, high end chess sets, hunting knives (old habits die hard), and more recently Silver candle holders (these are hugely popular in the city; and the yuppies there have no trouble paying $75 per unit for them).

[9gruntsand1hammer 3,198]

This is Tarbutt Township with a population of 5,475. It's situated on the east coast of the North Channel and the southern edge of the Sault Ste. Marie metropolitan area.

 

 

[Belfastsocrates 1,753]

I'd probably suggest not using the plopped beach tiles. Maybe consider using some of the water brushes? You can use those to enhance coastal areas and beaches. 

 

https://www.sc4devotion.com/csxlex/lex_filedesc.php?lotGET=3077 

[zdza 547]

 

Independence, Hampton County.

[1131989 223]

 

Here's a fishing village in a lake. What do you think??

[cmdp123789 710]

 

 

 

Here's a fishing village in a lake. What do you think??

 

 

A little too small for a lake huh? 

[mrsmartman 200]

 

 

 

 

Here's a fishing village in a lake. What do you think??

 

 

A little too small for a lake huh? 

 

I'd say it's a fishing pond.

[jacqulina 162]

wonderfull work here.great small towns

[1131989 223]

 

 

 

 

 

Here's a fishing village in a lake. What do you think??

 

 

A little too small for a lake huh? 

 

I'd say it's a fishing pond.

 

And I'd say this is about as small as a small town can get. 

[mrsmartman 200]

 

 

 

 

 

 

Here's a fishing village in a lake. What do you think??

 

 

A little too small for a lake huh? 

 

I'd say it's a fishing pond.

 

And I'd say this is about as small as a small town can get. 

 

There are many of these fish-rearing ponds in the countryside.

[1131989 223]

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Here's a fishing village in a lake. What do you think??

 

 

A little too small for a lake huh? 

 

I'd say it's a fishing pond.

 

And I'd say this is about as small as a small town can get. 

 

There are many of these fish-rearing ponds in the countryside.

 

 

In the 19th century, villages like these dotted the exurbs of New Orleans: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Saint_Malo,_Louisiana. None now survive, sadly, although they have served as an inspiration for my region in many ways.

[mrsmartman 200]

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Here's a fishing village in a lake. What do you think??

 

 

A little too small for a lake huh? 

 

I'd say it's a fishing pond.

 

And I'd say this is about as small as a small town can get. 

 

There are many of these fish-rearing ponds in the countryside.

 

 

In the 19th century, villages like these dotted the exurbs of New Orleans: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Saint_Malo,_Louisiana. None now survive, sadly, although they have served as an inspiration for my region in many ways.

 

Time flies. The America has been reshaped by (sub)urbanization. Looking forward to your updates.