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  1. Berate one image

    Wow, a house... Per-lease. 1/20, more artistic flair needed.
  2. Berate one image

    DESTROY!
  3. Show us your Farm Land!

    Nice little shot of where farmland gives way to forest on one side, and suburban beauty on the other!
  4. Show us your Airports!

    Having said that, I feel my comment may be misinterpreted - it is a good airport (the gate areas are well designed), however I was just poking some light hearted fun at the positioning of your terminals in relation to the runways
  5. Show us your Airports!

    The proximity of terminals to runways gave me a heart attack!
  6. april 1st Anti-pollution Device

    Chill out Bruno, yeah? It's just a little joke...
  7. Show us your Airports!

    @ citiesxlfan42: I did it in Lot Editor - took a normal piece of grass from the airport lots, put the plane on it and raised it in LE, so its in the air in the game @ Blakeway: Wouldn't trust that ATC of yours!
  8. Show us your Airports!

    San Angelo International Airport (PWSA / SAI) Located on the isle of Silverstone, 350 miles south of Bermuda, San Angelo International Airport is the main (and indeed only) airport serving the two settlements of San Angelo and Hobart. It's unique position between Europe and the USA make it a hotbed for smaller jet activity, with 737/ A320 series aircraft frequently making hops to and from the airport. Due to the lack of space on Silverstone, the airport is boxed in by surrounding residential and commercial areas, making expansion of the airport near impossible. A single runway configuration with an east/west runway is all the airport can manage. Be that as it may, San Angelo is a relatively busy airport, handling up to 80 flights per day to European/ American destinations. Most jets are from charter airlines, however most US legacy carriers have at least one daily flight to hubs on the mainland USA. American Eagle operates an ATR flight daily between San Angelo and Bermuda, and bizjets are frequent visitors to the airport. A Gatwick-bound Monarch A300 taxies along Alpha towards runway 27, as a company A300 waits at the stand, for turnaround to Manchester. One of Continental's 737's waits for clearance at runway 27. Space is such a commodity that the airport's main taxiway crosses the runway due to a residential block impeding the taxiway's path. Runway 9 is less landlocked, and has been earmarked as a possible site for expansion to increase the amount of stands at the airport. The main terminal is fairly modern, and beside it sits Southwest, BMI, Frontier and JetBlue craft. American Eagle's ATR-42 bound for Bermuda overlooks the huge car park, whilst a United 737 pulls into an adjacent stand. The airport has spawned nearby commercial and industrial developments - this industrial park being one such area, housing hi tech and manufacturing plants. - - - - - Comments/ omissions/ donations? Don't hesitate to comment =]
  9. Show us your Airports!

    Teaser shot - more to come soon
  10. My airport in SketchUp

    I have thought about it in depth, but the way SketchUp is set up it is very hard to accurately do, and doing it would be so time consuming it would put me off the entire project.
  11. My airport in SketchUp

    Minor update - the Departures level is almost complete! Just need to add automata and a few signs and amenities (bins, seats e.t.c.) to spruce it up, then hide them to conserve framerates!
  12. My airport in SketchUp

    Hey y'all, while you're all fussing about your little SimCity airports and what not, I thought I'd go one step further and create my own in SketchUp! So, without further ado let me show you a little teaser I put together: "Chesley Sullenberger International Terminal - Sponsored by American Express" An overview of the entire site so far.
  13. Rate one image.

    Fair enough, it seemed the easiest way to get a roundabout (traffic circle for you Yanks) junction (intersection for you Yanks) without the use of oneways as a roundabout. The RHW seemed to be the easiest way to change between the two at that point, like in the UK where many Motorways change to A-Roads at junctions... It seemed a clean transition. I give you 9/10 for yours, crisp and clear image; the only problem I see is the way the retaining walls end suddenly, but you can't help that so I won't mark you down for it.
  14. Rate one image.

    Please do not pick it up on a) Lack of traffic or b) incompletedness... I just want your opinions/ ratings of the setting and interesction. Thankyou. De Ja Vu: Nice setting, however the changes in sidewalk textre slightly spoil it... That said, I like it; 8/10. blue sinjid: Very good mosaic but there's not enough traffic for me... 7.5/10!
  15. Rate What The Person Above Is Listening To

    Never even heard of it U2 - If God Will Send His Angels http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pw2XX820jYo
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