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Jericho | Country Smoke...Take Me Home

Huston

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Welcome back to Selbring. Making Jesus cry since 1936.

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Ln X

Thanks, glad you like it :)

Tonraq

Thanks Carl :D

MilitantRadical

It's also ultra hazardous. Watch out :P

Sexysark:P

Thanks for the compliment, really is quite the claim :P

TekindusT

Thanks a lot Dan :)

Mymyjp

Lol, trust me, you don't :P

Thanks btw!

slickbg56

Gotta love nightshots :D

tankmank

Thanks :)

Schulmanator

Indeed it does. Don't forget to send your gifts to your masters :read:

Kisa Atsuko

Thanks Dryan :)

_A

Kudos Alec :)

NielsC007

Thans a lot Niels :D

Titanicbuff

That'll be a 10 year prison sentence for violating the 1944, Pyronatalis Act! Thanks :P

jmsepe

Thanks, and if that's your game, go for it :P

fan o SC4

Merry Pyronatalis good sir! It pleases your overloads that you take such an initiative :D

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Note: So this is Jericho. I liked the name so I called it Jericho. 3 versions, and this was the final.

Also, this is a teaser update. I'm converting one of my functional towns into a disastrous dieselpunk

nightmare. Selbri-fying it if you may

:P

And if you noticed, I'm playing around with Selbring's logo. Going with the times by making it minimalist.

:O

EDIT - Image URL directories repaired. Stupid Brickshelf. :/

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Welcome to the small town of Jericho. This 'cute' little town lies along the boundaries of Selbring County and Tattnall County and is owned by the illustrious Vandana Industries. While this township is mostly ghetto territory, a number of factories and manufacturing plants dot the small countryside backwater. It's populated by thousands of working-class residents, most too normalized and integrated into the Selbrinian Propaganda network to resist the system.

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Let's explore more of the town. The PWA says its the pride of Tattnall!

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Dazzyls

I wouldn't like to live there, but I can almost imagine real people working and living there! It's that realistic! Treat yourself a pie or something... You have done well! :p

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Mymyjp

me like a lot...a lot!!!!

I have to learn to create mosaics....so much nicer to see the entire view of a section instead of posting multiple entry.

 

Excellent entry Mr. Huston!

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dabadon5

That air pollution is good for the lungs, cough,cough, cough........

 

Great looking CJ btw !!!

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Jetty Jockey

This is going to be a tough sell for the Jericho Department of Tourism. On the up side, at least it's a short walk to work, providing you remember to bring along your respirator. Nice work.

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