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  1. Soviet Black Sea Union (SBU)

    Sim-Yorker replied to SimHoTToDDy's topic in SC4 City Journals

    Awesome city you've got coming along, the realism is amazing. I'm really jealous of some of the buildings, because I'm designing the Soviet part of my Baltic city right now. Could you tell me where you found a few of those wall-to-wall socialist looking buildings from the first post of Kalimgrad? Also if you could tell me where to find the large factories that you have near the railroads, I'd appreciate that as well. Its very difficult to find large factories and industrial zones. Most factories I can find on the Stex are 3x3 or smaller...

  2. Show us your Downtown!

    Sim-Yorker replied to Hordijk's topic in SC4 Showcase

    Here's a midtown district of my 1940's style American city. This is the only part of the city thats photographable yet. If I ever get enough time to spend on it, I'd be able to put together a CJ about it. Please post .JPEGs - abcvs

  3. TG 4 Bentall Centre

    Sim-Yorker commented on scotty222's file in Commercial

    Wow you're really cranking these out! Great towers, all of them. Good variety of styles and they look good just about anywhere.

  4. MP W2W Corner Offices

    Sim-Yorker commented on Goofyguytpa's file in Building Sets

    These W2W buildings of yours are so awesome! The game needs more like this. Keep up the good work.

  5. Show us your home City's skyline

    Sim-Yorker replied to T-Dot Boy's topic in Architecture & Urban Planning

    http://www.reorealtorgroup.com/dc%20skyline%20compressed.jpg Washington DC (view looking southeast. White house and Washington monument easy to find, capitol's off to the left.) Not exactly midtown Manhattan, but its a good city nonetheless. All the modern glass skyscrapers are actually across the river in Arlington, Virginia (where there's no height limit) but I couldn't find any good photos of them.
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