DoubleJ2K

I don't believe the project is dead. Rubik has been very busy in real life and he and the BSC have been working to get the Petronas Project out the door, or that's at least what I last read on the Petronas thread. I'm sure everyone knows what happens when you assume...so quit jumping to conclusions.

WOWIE! I think there have been a couple of attempts to do the Pentagon, but this is the closest I've seen it come. If anyone can do it, it's Oppie. I live in the DC Metro area and drive by the Pentagon all the time, so it'll be great to see it in my SimCity as well, not too far off from Rubik's WTC complex!

Hey Goob, I just wanted to say how AWESOME your new version of Toys 'R' Us looks! I absolutely love the old style building and can totally remember shopping at a few of them when I was growing up. It made me start thinking a bit about growing up and I was wondering if you might consider doing a Bob's Big Boy Restaurant as one of your next projects. They used to be all over the place when I was growing up in So. Cal. and now they've all but disappeared.

Hey Goob, I apologize if this isn't posted where it should be, but I just finished watching the 10th Anniversary edition of Clerks and I was wondering if you'd consider doing the QuickStop grocery and RST video.

1. Edison International Field (Angels Stadium) 2. Arrowhead Pond of Anaheim 3. Rose Bowl 4. Los Angeles Coliseum 5. Dodger Stadium

Hey Rubik, not to pester you but how is progress on 7WTC coming?

Date: 10/6/2004 1:39:14 AM Author: rubik3 'Odd question, but what is wrong with the one that is on the STEX?' If you are refering to the other Seven World Trade by NintendoMaster then I'll have to plead the fifth . I don't like downplaying other people's efforts so I'll just say that it's not quite up to my extreme attention to detail. Also everyone has a different style to their buildings, even if it's a real life replica, and I felt that I needed to complete the complex with a version in my own style. I agree with you Dev that Nintendo's version was good, but just take a look at it compared to Rubik's. Even without Rubik's extreme attention to detail, you can see that Nintendo's version doesn't quite fit with the rest of Rubik's complex. I, for one, am glad that Rubik decided to do the entire complex and look forward to the release of Seven.

It has been a while since I've posted a request here, but with Rubik's World Trade Center Complex almost completed, and with the number of FrankenTower requests I've seen made (the rest of my feelings toward the LMDC, Libeskind and his glass shard towers will remain unspoken,) I would like to request that someone take on the challenge of creating (from what I've seen so far) the ONLY viable option to rebuilding the WTC site. Photos at http://www.makenynyagain.com

I going to assume (even though I shouldn't, because everyone knows what happens when you assume) that dev's comment was directed at me. Perhaps I should have phrased my post a little better. I meant that Rubik had to take some liberties with the creation of the base of the WTC complex in order to make it work for SC4. In real life, about half of the complex was at ground level. Rubik had to change it and put everything on an elevated base since SC4 will not let you do that.

7WTC is looking great, Rubik. I'm just curious what your plans are to connect it to the rest of the WTC lot. I know you had to take some liberties with the base to make it all work for SC4.