Franklin Notch

[rewright 804]

It has been a while since I have done a new journal so here is Franklin Notch, one of a number I have worked on the last year, which I hope you will enjoy. We join the area several years after the Interstate highways have been built and there effects are beginning to take shape.It is located somewhere in a western US state. Its location is an agricultural area though much of the state is somewhat arid as you go further south.

  Edited March 5, 2011 by rewright  

[kakado_to_save 514]

A tyicial american city Love it!!

[Nardo69 51]

Welcome back my friend! Missed you, glad to see an experienced rural builder "from the good ol' time" isn't MIA anymore.

And you didn't forget a thing, love that setup!  Onl yin the "industrial area" named picture some traffic lights at some intersections are, well, how to describe it, don't seem to fit in there IMHO.

Take care my friend!

Bernhard  

[1.21_Jiggawatts 4]

That's awesome

[DustyLee23 6]

Awesome start, I love this city hope to see more!!

[nathanthemayor 1,261]

Nice photo editing there!

[rewright 804]

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[Schulmanator 5,787]

A great town on a great map. This is a great new addition to the CJ section and I look forward to seeing more of it.

[+Guest Member 193110]

Nice map and city. Keep up the great work!

[DustyLee23 6]

Another great update rewright. I love your building style. Looks like industry is on the rise thats good. Keep up the awesome work, happy building.

[rewright 804]

[+Guest Member 193110]

Great work on the airport.

[WillG_75 19]

I love it. Everything just looks natural, almost "unplanned" from the start, but it a good sense, because that's how almost all cities are formed.

[DustyLee23 6]

Nice regional airport, looks great. This is the kind of stuff I'd like to build. Do you use any demand mods?

[dfnva 34]

Wow, I love this... very realistic for a medium sized American city. I love how you've got all the commercial areas and stores/shopping centers along the main roads leading out of the city and surround everything with the industrial and residential areas.

-Dan

[Benedict 3,119]

Stunning return to the CJ forum! Can't wait to see where you take this new region.

[rewright 804]

[dfnva 34]

I like how everything is nicely and realistically nestled in between the interestate highway and the main road going through Guilford.

-Dan

[1.21_Jiggawatts 4]

Stop taking pictures of some city by your house and putting them up on here! It's really not cool

[Old Nick 0]

What mods do you have for your avenues? Those aren't so harsh! I gotta say, your style is absolutely astounding.

[rewright 804]

Originally posted by: dfnva

I like how everything is nicely and realistically nestled in between the interstate highway and the main road going through Guilford. 

-Danquote>

It just so happened that area had most of the available land because of all the farming. As more farms fold due to the inheritance taxes the village will spread out some.

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Originally posted by: 1.21_Jiggawatts

Stop taking pictures of some city by your house and putting them up on here! It's really not coolquote>

LOL

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Originally posted by: Old Nick

What mods do you have for your avenues? Those aren't so harsh! I got to say, your style is absolutely astounding.quote>

Well I use a mod that changes the textures of all the various roads, streets, avenues and highways to a grayish color that matches what most real life roads look like after they have been driven on for a while. The avenues you see in the last post are actually one-way roads to represent less urban dual lane roads.

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[packersfan 666]

WOW, Incredible start, great! Another journal that uses space realistically...ugh, I still don't feel I have that down yet.

[wwetom1 831]

This really looks great, you've done an excellent job so far. It looks so real. I love it!

Keep up the good work!

[rewright 804]

[_marsh_ 1,117]

Very nice work here. And I simply love the terrain on that regional veiw.  

,marsh 

[The Duke 11]

Very nice update!!

[Follarch 326]

I love the style of your city planning. Completely reminiscent of modern day American suburbia.

[+Guest Member 193110]

Like your towns a lot. Really love those small/medium-rise buildings.

[wwetom1 831]

I know what you're saying. Just take your time!

Looks good

[rewright 804]