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  1. DuskTroopers Andover Tower

    Kaimon commented on DuskTrooper's file in Commercial

    Looks great! When is the better and smarter Exeter tower going to arrive, though? ; )

  2. Morgen Tower

    Kaimon commented on oneil_1's file in Commercial

    Absolutely stunning.

  3. DuskTroopers J Phillips Tower

    Kaimon commented on DuskTrooper's file in Commercial

    Most impressive. Who's J. Phillips?

  4. Skylimit Satelite Research

    Kaimon commented on GreatDane's file in Industrial

    Looks great, and fits in quite well with Maxis' building sets. We need more buildings like this.

  5. Hunger Striker Memorial

    Kaimon commented on beash's file in Parks & Plazas

    I see no reason to give zeros to this file merely for the creator's political beliefs. His description merely states the facts without any editorializing. The star rating should be based purely upon the quality of the lot, not upon whether or not you agree with the reason for its existence.

  6. Walmart

    Kaimon commented on baco's file in Commercial

    I think your lots are quite good, but I think you might want to mute the primary colors a bit. While I understand you're going for realism, there are rarely colors that bright within the game and they tend to stand out a bit. Other than that, quite a good lot.

  7. Official BAT Request Thread

    Kaimon replied to trackseventeen's topic in SC4 - Custom Content

    Could someone give a shot at the Exeter Library? I worked there for two summers, and I've got a bit of a sentimental attachment to it. http://www.exeter.edu/pages/aca_library.html Also, I think some more Boston buildings could use some representation. the John Hancock Tower: http://www.geocities.com/asiaglobe/gallery/boston-prud.htm (from the Prudential center) And the Prudential Center itself is on this page: http://community-2.webtv.net/moonchild65/boston/ I can't seem to find any better pictures of it, but perhaps that will pique someone's interest.
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