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Well I think detriot is sinking depper and faster then any other city. I thinks It's sad, especially since there's so much history, and so many old buildings being demolished or abandoned, (The ruins Of Detriot Website Here: http://detroityes.com/home.htm )

Excuse Me, But is that one WillG_75 Posted Reading, PA?

Beachfront Ep. 5 Since we're now entering the Christmas Season, I'd like to thank you guys for the support and post count keeping this thread alive. Now since I've been busy shopping latley, I made only 2 buildings, but I included some Shots of the buildings so far laid out. Replies Ep. 5A Raysfan16: I plan to include that when the're all done, but for you, there's a Ariel shot this Update of all the buildings so far. anarchy0029: Somehow I doubt I'll be able to transfer this Idea to SC4. It would be to short of a Cj considering there might only be 75 Buildings or so. anik: Yes it is. shaylan221: Maybe, I don't know.. Ep. 4 Beachfront Public Library, converted from the old Bateman House in 1904, has a collection of over 7,000 Books, and Employs 4 full-time Librarians. Leroy Financial, Established in 1895 (Current Building 1910) Is the main bank for Beachfront. It gives out non-leanient loans and Compete's only with Bateman Savings & Loan. Bird's Eye View of Beachfront (for Raysfan16 and danielcote) View of Beachfront from the Beach (Approximite Locations)

Beachfront Ep. 4 Hey guys...I'm about a week overue for my update because I ran out f tape. I won't eply to everyone, but thaks y'all for posting! Replies Ep. 4A (INC) Mind if I try and make a paper building and post it here, Ive always build models with blocks and cardboard, but never simply paper!quote> No problem whatsoever! Although I can't actually put in the town, Go ahead and show what your made of! So do you have a big plugin folder for these?quote> Yes, It's a very big plastic bag. Can you put a whole bunch of buildings together on one street you know wall 2 wall?quote> No problem! I'll make it a point to include them in the next Update! Ep. 4 Roosevelt General Hospital, which has only been in service since 1953, Is located alon N. Main St. and Has Five wards. The Mourge, The Maternity Ward, The Emergency Ward, The Intensive Care Unit, And The Recovery Ward. Although only about 10-20 Rooms each. Cherry County Court, built in 1876, is one of the oldest builings in Beachfront. It is the political center for Chery County, and also has the County Records in the Basement. Biltmore Travel, started in 1946, is Beachfront's link to the outside world. It offers many trips to distant destinaions, Including Los Angeles, San Fransisco, Mexico, and Cuba! Grant Hardware, founded in 1921, supplies Beachfront Residents tools, nails, lumber, and other "fun stuff"

Beachfront Ep. 3 Replies Ep. 2A Theirishnintendonerd - Thank you, I will! Hawkeye9 - Yes, please do come back! jacqulina - I belive so too 88fordwayne - Thank you. I bet not as good as I, though. blue sinjid - I think I might transfer it to SC4 after I'm done. phoenix7 - I doubt I will because I really suck at BATing. SimHoTToDDy - Thank-you-o! Ep.3 Built in 1937, Hamilton's Jewler's Has supplied beachfront with an array of gems and watches for over 15 years. It is located along S. Main St. The Bixler Residence. Built in 1948, Jeffery Bixler, owner of Bixler Packard, bought it new from Amus Levvit, Develepor. It is 1 Oleander Dr. A. J. Boscov's Department Store, built in 1952. It sells everything from pots and pans to shirts and shoes. It's located along N. Main St. The Chromium Diner, built in 1932. Serves Breakfast all day and Is located directly across the street from Cherry County Courthouse.

Wow, I never expected such a turn out... Beachfront Ep. 2 Replies Ep. 1B un1 - I still say, nowhere in the rules does it say SCS and SC4 journals. So It is a city journal, despite naysayers.. glenni - Thanks, I try but my set of crayons is seroiusly old wishfulanthony - scroll down and you will see some! IDS2 - thanks, I am trying to aim for top realism ilikehotdogsalot - I suspected so, but sarcasm doesn't show up in writing..... Scipio - Keep watching! IDS2 - I don't do that really (Cut out premade buildings), because I usally make it better... andrewcocke - Yes, It's on a Picnic table in a nearby park, but I don't plan to build it there. dfnva - nah, I don't like thos kit buildings, although I at least can use HO scale trains and cars and such. Ep.2 I've gotten 4 new buildings done plus a map. This is the basic idea for The town, and the scale is about 5" per street width. And for anyone wondering, the street between 4th and 6th is 5th Street. Built in 1922, The W.R. Benton Drug Emporium has been suplying medicine and soda to Beachfront from It's location at the corner of Front and North Main St for 33 Years, and has stayed in the Benton family the whole time. The Beachfront Inquirer has been serving county since 1930. It is a small tabloid and it's main competition is with the Cherry County Herald. The Beachfront Inquirer office is on 4th Street. Flying A Gasoline is the second gas station in Beachfront, and is along Front between North and South Main. Bixler Packard (I don't have any model Packards) is one of 2 car dealerships in Beachfront and has ben running since 1940. It it located along 3rd Street and is between North and South Main.

I'd Like to join in, I always wanted to break a record. So count me In!

Replies Ep.1A ilikehotdogsalot - I never said the town was low income, I only said the hotel was for hotel was for low income people, meaning it was cheap BANDITp61 - Ummm....They not available for download, they're made of a paper..... blue sinjid - thank you...I was actually going to make a city from the buildings, and It's then still a CJ. spore415 - No houses yet But I don't see how It's all that funny.... Archean - Neither. It's nothing to report nor to laugh about. I'm making a Town from theese buildings, so It is still a CJ. I've never read anything about a City have to be made from SC4 to be in a Journal. Pooty - I'm glad....

Beachfront Ep. 1 Foreward I'm creating a Model 1:87 City from graph paper. It's set along the Jersey Shore. Index Ep.1 ............................................ p. 1 Map Ep.1 I have 4 Buildings done so far. Built in 1946, The Sunshine Motel has been owned and operated by Garwoods for 52 years, and serves lower income tourists and often recieves overnight jurers from the local County Courthouse. It is located on the corner of Front and N. Main St. Sincliare Gasoline has been serving Beachfront since 1953 and proudly stands as the town's only Gas station. It is along 10th Street and between N. and S. Main St. The Empire Theater, Built in 1938 serves as Beach front's smaller Movie Theater, and has proudly not undergone a single change since it's opening. It is located along N. Main St. Beachfront Police Department was established in 1868, and moved into this building in 1933. It has 8 cells and employs 5 Officers. It faces 4th St. and is between N. and S. Main St.

Replies Sorry I couldn't get to this earlier; It was late when I finished the Update SWAT-MEDIC - Thanks, I was aiming for some cuteness aaglo - Thanks, I wastrying to give the impression of being in the desert. lucky7 - Thanks. I did get a little carried away with photoshop though. we'll be back on Alikali in a couple update's time jacqulina - Glad you think I began well! fabsies55 - I'll try to speed up development in future updates. Thanks for the advice. roboo1 - Thanks, glad I started off well. edmonton_stinks - Actually, I've never really run into any repetition problems. I belive it's all Maxis aside from the church and school. art128 - Thanks! C.Ronaldo69 - More pictures Coming! Schulmanator - Thanks, I just love those great starts, don't you? STAY TUNED FOR AN UPDATE TOMORROW!

Ep. 2 - Dickens I History Founded in 1837, Dickens was stuffed with storefronts by this photo. It serves the county as the seat, and the courthouse is facing the city circle. In 1915 an elementary school was founded, and a Paper Company moved in next to the Regional Coal power plant. Also, State St. was repaved and extended across the river. In 1923 The town was extened a block, and the Industrial Sector grew. A new High School and Library were built in 1927. Route 5 Paved over Main St. and then Crossed Franklin river. In 1932-4, New farms sprouted outside of town. In 1938, First Street was Repaved and extended across the Franklin river. In the years right after WW2, The town built up another block, and horse farms were built along Rt. 5. Modern Day - 1954 The "Millionaire's Quarter" of Dickens Downtown, with City Circle and the Civic Buildings. Bridging across the Franklin River Quiet Suburbs Farms and Industry

Introduction Prolouge A small county consisting of Beach, Plains, Mountains, and Dessert Areas. Enjoy! Maps An offical Atlas will come soon Index Introduction....Pg.1 Alikali I...........Pg.1 Ep. 1 - Alikali I History In 1895 The Wilson P&F Railroad was constructed to make a local line to reach farther then the Simnation Main Line.This created a rather odd junction as one side of the P&F was Privately owned and The 4-way Intersection of the railroads in turen had to be built specially. In 1905 A Copper Indusrialist named Harry Gustav was looking for a prime location to build a factory with worker housing. He chose the Intersection for it's Prime Location and Motivated seller who had just inherited it. He then Erected an Oversized (at the time) Factory, a few houses, and a train station all connected by a small road. In the Decade between 1910 and 1920, Harry Constructed some better worker housing, a one-room school house, and a new Office for his company along with a Macy's Department store. In 1925 He extended the street and sold the lot to a Brett Kustin and he made a General Motors dealership of it. A rich Factory Manager Builds a large mansion facing the Railway. In 1940 He Built lines from a neighboring town to Alakali which had outgrown the Factory's power producing abilities, and also made a water tower and piping system. In 1949 He made a small plaza Next to the water tower and put a small chapel in the remaining space. He also put some townhouses down to supply a larger workforce. The abandoned manor house forlorns the entrance of anyone except it's now dead owner. Modern Day-1953 Here's a close up of the infamous Rail junction Here's the West end of town, with the Train Station, the Factory, and the school, along with some housing. Here's the east end, with the buisnesses, water tower, and church. Here's Highway 72's Intersection with the P&R and Route 11.

Cherry Nation Index Introduction ............. p. 1 Desoto Point ........... p. 1 Introduction Welcome to Cherry Nation! In 1958, a group of people succeded from their town in California, after seeing the horrors the sixties had to offer. Eventually landing on modern day Desoto point, these people and their descendents are cut off from the modern world, having yet to fully develop their surrondings. Desoto Point Bird's Eye of Desoto Point Desoto Point sits pretty on a peninsula on the north side of Chrysler Bay, and it serves at the Capitol for the small country. It isn't the largest city, but it gives itself athe ability to grow mid-density buildings. It has a port, a high school, and elementary, a muesem, library, police station, and fire house. Also, being the national capitol, It has 2 large Hotels, a good-sixed church, a Courthouse, and a lighthouse as not to crash ashore as the first settlers did. Center City, the courthouse is in the middle-right to the left of East Strickland Avenue going East-West. Desoto Point Light The Washington High School Complex and the Hardun Coal Power Plant The Vandy Shipping Comapny, along with Coca-Cola Field and St. Christine's Protestant Church Uptown, along West Strickland Avenue The Apartment District, along East Strickland Avenue Downtown, along West Strickland Avenue Quiet Suburbs along Elm St., Backing Against Rt. 1 Mallard Railroad Station, Accross from Musty Pines Retirement Home

Wow, this is a 5-years runing project. And iI'm impressed. I really wish I could BAT that well, and I'm looking forward to a new update. P.S. Did you know that you and this project plus your other city recreations are mention in the Guiness book of world records!

Nice, I've been watching this for a while now a wish I could BAT that well. It sort of reminds me where my Aunt and Uncle live. Can't wait to see the school!