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Here is a small region I made which is 3 large cities wide and 3 large cities long. I used Terraformer to create it. It consists of 2 small islands off the coast of a mainland which is made up of swampy areas along high hills and large plateaus. As for the crazy tyerrain in the screenshot. I made a maxis value based terrain modification to make low lying areas yellow and made it so that the grass would get greener as you go upwards. I might release it, but I'm still trying to decide. Enjoy! Busrocker. -
Village Pack - 9 new houses from Zeeland, the Netherlands
BusRocker commented on marcoheutink's file in Residential
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Great! Those canals look like fun. All of you bunch on the NAM team are some seriously smart cookies.
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Good work! And your right. The original jail was a little off (no offense to maxis and EA) . You made it more realistic in it's appearance. Not to mention all the little details such as the parking lot, police cars and various objects and people really show how jails are in real life. They're a lot more busy with many visitors and services coming and going. Bravo!
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Fantasic work, this will make a great edition to my coastal communities. Both pencil towers are expertly designed and will have and overall effect on major neighborhoods. Sometimes it's the smallest (and tallest in this case) touch that can perfect that bustling gigalopolis theme. Thanks for creating them!
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simple, ideal, yet very classical in historical cases. From a building consumer standpoint, madhatter106 and mrbisonm are right. We like info, and spending time on a model is a good idea. But that is a very nice power plant nonetheless! It's really useful if you want to blend it in with industry, rural areas or if you have a preference to early 20th century architecture. Good stuff!
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