Kim Sunwoo

When I see the last two pictures, the Spanish title for "Die Hard" movies comes to my mind ("Glass jungle"). My favourite is the 5th, by the way.

Hahaha. Very original! Those are some great close-ups

I really like this part of the city. I feel like renting one of those boats and go along the coast :-)

I'm missing the punch of motivation for self-improvement and the excellent guide that the BTT provides :-( Wherever you are, Ben, we're missing you! (specially in the forum, where I don't stop often and it helps locating the most popular CJs).

Hiper-realistic images. I'm in love with the detail and contrast! 5/5 stars and looking forward to see more of this stuff.

This is one of the best City Journals I've ever seen, so it is a real pleasure to have you back.

That Marina looks beautiful. I really enjoy the style of your CJ. Keep up the good work!

Thank you for this great recap. You have done a fantastic job in the past year :-)     PS. Can I know which BAT is that in the 7th picture?

That's a nice placement for the airport! I guess it was not easy to build on that kind of terrain.

Good to see you back. Great maps, fantastic pictures!

Blasfemous start :P   How big are cities in Skylines? I mean, in your last picture, is that the entire region or is it larger?

Great entry! The picture of the ship and the last one are truly beautiful :-)

Nice colours. The industrial areas are looking great.

Looking forward to see how do you fill the blanks in this city tile :-)

Regretably, plopable residential lots are indeed abandoned almost instantly :-( Good work with the locks!

The third image and the airports shots are truly amazing.

It already looked good in the first image, but those close ups are just fantastic. 5/5!

Nice contrast and very rich selection on BATs. Good work!

Great entry. I really enjoyed the close-ups with all your explanations and lots of details. I guess you edited the disabled parking icons. It's looking good!

"About face... quick march! To Siberia!" - Emperor Paul, enraged by the performance of a regiment at one parade in the Field of Mars. The terrified soldiers knew they were pardoned when they reached Novgorod. 5/4/1941 - The Field of Mars has had many names during its history. The Great Meadow, Amusement Field (1720s), Tsarina's Meadow (1740s), and The Place of the Victims of the Revolution (1917). Bordering it to the north is Suvorova Square, with the imponent statue of Mars looking towards Trinity Bridge. During the winter of 1941 the field was buried under one metre of snow. The Red Army installed several anti-aircraft guns to fight the German aviation. 3/5/1942 - In 1942 the Field of Mars was comepletely covered with vegetable gardens to supply the starving Leningrad. You will notice that the statues of the Trinity Bridge have been removed and the road is now blocked by sandbags. The statue of Mars is buried in sand and the building to the right of Suvurova Square has been damaged. 2/9/1941 - The Marble Palace sits to the north of the Field of Mars, close to Suvurova Square. This image was taken from the east, so if we pay close attention we can see the equestrian statue of Alexander III in front of the main entrance. 8/7/1941 - The Summer Palace was the diminutive residence of Peter the Great, built in 1710 in the bank of the Fontanka river. It sits in the north-east corner of the Summer Garden, next to the Field of Mars. A delicate iron-cast railing, separating the park from the public walk of the Palace Embankment, was installed between 1771 and 1784 to a design by Georg von Veldten. Disclaimer: This CJ includes original photos taken during the siege. To my knowledge none of them is protected by copyright, but if I were wrong I'm happy to delete any picture that infringes the law. ----------------------------------[AUTHOR'S COMMENT]---------------------------------- Next week I'll bring two "heavyweight" landmarks from Leningrad, one of them closely related to the Summer Palace ^^ Thank you for your continous support!

Nice seawalls :-) The vice city is being dilapidated!!

Absolutely beautiful. Amazing mosaics as always!

OMG! So much information that it is hard to believe this is just a game :P Pure realism!   btw. the last gif was intended to be like that or is it a bit too fast? haha!