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@Benedict: Yes, T&R is back!! I don't know for how long and under which conditions, but consider it back for a few more updates on the pipeline!

@jmsepe: Thank you! Actually, reading your comment makes me really really happy. You're a member who registered way after I left T&R behind, so knowing you found out about it and you read it after being dead, it's great news to me!

@VicRusty: Gràcies! Anyways, remember you can see updates in Al-Qurayyah and Lübbenauer Tor!

@elavery: Thank you! That's the best compliment one can do to this CJ! ;)

@Alejandro24: Thanks! Ready for more beauty?

@sarthakknight: Thank you for commenting!

@fan o SC4: Thank you! I want to think this is dystopia and didn't happen in reality. But I'm afraid some cities were like this back then...

@KonstantinII: Answered on the previous comments section.

@Hiigarar: Answered on the previous comments section.

@Ace<3: Thanks for commenting! Beautiful? Sure it is! ;)

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I did some research actually and I was so shocked on how long T and R became one of the first Ben's Top Ten number one in the CJ Section. I read some of your old updates and they are simply dazzling. :)

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Aahhh! Socialism! The horror, the absolute horror! Get away, run away!

 

Cool panel. Had chills running down my spine while reading. Lenin, what a nice guy he was.

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:O long live socialism down with capitalism :D it reminds of the old soviet cities and chernobyl too from your other updates its simply amazing !!

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That quote from Lenin. Just suitable for this.

 

Esa cita de Lenin. Simplemente adecuada. ¿Alguna vez ha leído el libro Preguntas y Problemas de Física de Tarasov y Tarasova? Ese libro esta lleno de muchas citas de Lenin como esta.

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That quote, knowing Lenin, is absolutely hilarious. People should have realized when reading Marx's theories that the dude was a complete nut with no understanding of how the world works. That being said, I can't blame him for wanting utopia; it's just that his particular utopia is kinda...undesirable.

 

Politics aside, I really like the panorama, especially the way the power lines run down the open space in the middle. Really neat and has a nice finishing touch as well.

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Fantastic as always. Loving the new lease on life you're giving T&R.

 

Gathering some data for the BTT, eh? :D

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Awesome! My inspiration for Selbring's alive again! Hope you're going to come around with some extra updates for T&R soon :D

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