New Scenes.
Hey guys. Sorry I've been inactive for almost two months now. I had a lot of different things in mind that just came ahead against SimCity and so, this CJ died a sudden death.
Then I heard that the new NAM will supposedly be released early March and got really exited, spent some more time on ST again and here I am with some more CJing. I'm incredibly happy to see that people still seemed at least a bit interested in the teaser I posted two days ago and it's great to feel so welcome again. To apologize for the long downtime, I'm packing this post with pictures of a key location in the Distant-Shimmer metropolitan area: The city of Scene.
It's not all done yet, eventually I want it to go up to about 20.000 inhabitants. It lies just east of the Great North-South Highway that starts in Shimmer and will sneak down past Distant and Glowing later on, but I'm giving a lot away that I haven't even done yet. 
To the south of it, on the shore of the Distant Pass, the Scene Nuclear Power Facility generates electricity for the two biggest cities of the region within two reactor cores. No pictures of this yet, though. The game crashed when I was just about to start taking those shots, so I'll save them for next time. 
Enjoy what there is and feel free to comment, be it nice words, criticism or suggestions, I look forward to every comment you may have. 
We'll start out in the heart of Scene. Next to the small train station lies the dazzling Palace of Free Arts, a museum since well over 200 years.
Through the western part of the city, the Scene river, namesake of the city, flows in a canal.
Just south of the Palace of Free Arts, the St. Anskar Hospital.
And for a change of settings, at the far left side of this shot, the Scene River passes the agriculturally developed areas south of Scene.
And more rural feeling.
A smaller military ammunition dump and motor pool in the forests.
And a small glimpse at the facility...
And that's it for today. I hope you don't fret if the next update takes until monday, my weekend will be a busy one.
On a side note, this was my first tile that incorporates a bunch of things I fiddled with in the lot editor. Took me years to find out how that thing works, but it's really worth it.
Thanks for your patience, your interest and, hopefully, your comments.
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