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Generations of Early Expansion ~ Part 5
SimCoug commented on Daeris's City Journal Entry in Uncovering the Junon Vale
Nice to see Historic Harbor is still in use- 6 Comments
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Good stuff!
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Yeah, I just checked SC4D and it looks like he was last active less than a year ago, so it's still possible he could release the models. I know Krashspeed was dealing with some health issues, so his disappearance in addition to the loss of the SimPeg site (and Paeng's departure from SC4) really took the wind out of my sails. I'll try and get in touch with Vortext and see if we can get those files out into the public.
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Yeah, CP shared those with me ages ago. I was in touch with him while he was working on getting some of his earlier BATs out and I helped him lot a few of them. Last time I was active he was working on a huge number of 19th century houses, commercial buildings etc, but I'm guessing they never got released. Have you tried getting in touch with him over on SC4D? Speaking of not getting released, I know I have a bunch of Historic Harbor stuff that was in the works and would be great for your project that is just sitting on my hard drive somewhere - I'll see If I can track it down.
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I'm so glad! I had a lot of fun working on it back in the day. I still have everything on an old computer, so hopefully I'm able to add more entries when life slows down a bit and I have the time. Keep up the great work!
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Really cool stuff in here!
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Going FA in Madison Plains
SimCoug commented on The British Sausage's City Journal Entry in My SC4 CJ Scrapbook
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Makes me happy to see familiar faces in the CJ section. I feel likes it's been ages since I've browsed through here... love the CJ so far, keep it up!
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Entry no.45 - The Transfer pt.1
SimCoug commented on TakemeThere's City Journal Entry in Pretoria Metropolitan Area
Amazing interchange! It makes me happy to see folks still using the diagonal townhouses. MMP detailing is superb.- 21 Comments
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Directors Commentary Oh man, my rudimentary lotting skills are so obvious This was actually a pretty fun update because much of the story-line is based on facts from a certain frontier town in the pacific NW. And man... that pre-Historic Harbor stuff is brutal. It worked at the time, but KrashSpeed really knocked it out of the park with his models in that set. Speaking of Historic Harbor, you can actually see one of the earliest lots that got that whole project started in that second to last picture. I was just basically tinkering around with some stuff that DocRorlach (RIP) had created and it sort of sparked my imagination. *I am in the process of updating all the images in order to ensure they don't have broken links in the future - in addition I thought I would add a little commentary since it's been 5 years 7 years! since these entries. Time flies!
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Directors Commentary Looking back on these images and I wonder how I had the patience to click click click with all those MMPs! Gettysburg was especially tedious considering how large it ended up being. And that is only a small piece of the battlefield. I do remember searching high and low for BAT models that would look similar to the ones found in the real life images. I tinkered around with modeling my own buildings a few years ago... Now I wonder if it would have been easier to just make my own. *I am in the process of updating all the images in order to ensure they don't have broken links in the future - in addition I thought I would add a little commentary since it's been 5 years 7 years! since these entries. Time flies!
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I opened SC4 today for the first time in many moons... it appears I have good timing based on your recent progress
