Art128's SC4 Projects

That night shot at #5 is great, Art.  I assume that's a government housing project in #7-9- they seem to look the same wherever they are.  Five star stuff, in any event.  Liked and followed.

 

David

Great update Art , nice arrangement of custom content as well .

Looking forward to the drift . 

Impressive as always. Really excited that you're doing something inspired by Initial D. Great idea. What are those buildings in right-hand side of the 3rd pic?

Impressive as always. Really excited that you're doing something inspired by Initial D. Great idea. What are those buildings in right-hand side of the 3rd pic?

My own creations... They will be available next month.  

Great job with the lotting. It must have been really tedious to lot all those buildings. 

Immaculate work, as always!
The overhead telephone lines are fit the scene perfectly! Each detail you have added to these images never ceases to amaze! I noticed my S10's in the pictures, and if you're interested, I uploaded a set of late 1990's Subaru Legacy models to the exchange not too long ago. As far as I have looked, it is the only file for this particular brand.

  Edited November 22, 2015 by airman15  

Great variety with those Somy and a lot of other japanese bats, well done !

How did I miss that CJ before ? Nice variety of buildings and great set-ups, and real walking spaces between buildings !:-). A tile/city that breathes I always like ! I love the one before last picture ; and would love to know what that orange brick building is in the commercial shot (before its wonderful night version) ; in fact I'd like to know what all three buildings are, going to the right corner or that row. And where did you find that ramp (on the right ? and...:-)))

The buildings, including the ramp and the station are all from me.. I'll make them available at some point during the month of December. I'm not telling when or for what occasion, you'll find out soon enough.  

Yup this is a late post, but I don't know how I missed this back at the time. I love the little details and verity that you managed to jam pack in just a few small images.