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Great stuff! I'm guessing the first image was reflected 180 degrees, yes? I can't help but notice the cars driving LHD.

Absolutely fantastic! I love the look of the homes! I'd ask where you got them, but this isn't really the place for that. The trees are also great as well. That fall look looks great in Asian cities.

Destroy all natural forests...Skyscraper forest for the win. /sarcasm

"A flaming end to the night" \\ I can't help but read that as "A gay end to the night". I'm so sorry, and I know it wasn't your intent, but that's what I see. Lol, but I love the stadium - great choice.

As a Seattle resident, I think you have done a fantastic job re-creating that authentic feel of coastal cities -- a little older, definitely had grown a lot in the 80s; either way, fantastic work my friend.

Welcome everybody to my first city journal! I have been wanting to do one for quite some time, but could never come up with a city worth showing to the public, in my opinion. This update will include some of the general information regarding the region. Region Name: Commonwealth of Sadaen. Capital: Wayside Governor: Tony Eusetta Lieutenant Governor: Jeff Martinez Senators: Mark Sommers |R|, Jill Hazel |R| U.S. Reps: 23 Current Population: 12,339,000 Climate type: Mediterranean Tallest point: Valley Hill, 10 feet Lowest Point: Hill Valley, -10 feet Sadaen is a real wonder. Who would have thought that two lonesome men wondering around in the 1700s could start the small town of Buckley, and turn not only the city, but the entire new Commonwealth of Sadaen into one of the most, according to Forbes, desirable places to live. With an average income of $71,000, money and jobs are commonplace. And the Mediterranean climate is really something to write home about; the state averages more than 320 sunny days per year. The lack of a single threat and the nicely designed canals divide and bring together this state at the same time. Check back soon for my first city update, the booming commercial town of Sadania. Below is an image of downtown at night.

[quote name='tudorjason' timestamp='1314486827'] Very nice. It reminds me a little of PLU. [/quote] There must be lots of Seattle natives on this site...I live in Summit, like 5 minutes from it. I'm assuming you do as well?