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I love the RHW. beautiful! The surrounding landscape is great too!

Chapter 12 : Fort Kalleby, Jelenton (our last stop) Moving down Veldis Road, I arrive at Kalleby. Kalleby is a small area at the eastern most tip of Jelenton. Kalleby is marked as a historic site in Cannasera due to the Fort Kalleby Park. Pic 1 : Fort Kalleby Park Fort Kalleby Park is a historical preserved site which used to be an active fort of the Southern Tigerian Army in the period of 1710 to 1780. It was destroyed in the Battle of South Cannasera in 1780. Back in those times, different states had their army and they fought with each other to gain a foothold. It was only in 1783 that a common constitution was formed. Fort Kalleby had since been left abandoned till the 1880s where villagers from nearby farmtowns discovered this site. The Tigerian Government then did rebuilding works and preservation of the remains. In WW2, Fort Kalleby miraculously survived the Buetonese artillery barrage. In 1950s, it was opened to the public as a historical site and has remained here till today. It offers breathtaking views and the remaining structures are a hit with tourists as they climb those steep stairs up the walls. Pic 2 : A bird's eye view of Fort Kalleby Park and its vicinity Pic 3 : Another view of Fort Kalleby Park. Pic 4 : A mosaic of the Fort Kalleby Park How to Get Here! Pic 5 : There are bus stops directly outside the park along Veldis Road and some bus services plying here goes all the way to the city. Pic 6 : If you drive, you can park at the carpark here at the main gateway of the park. Parking is free but subjected to availability. Pic 7 : Shops nearby offer food and drinks for sale if you intend to have a small picnic here. Now for some of the notable sites in the park. Pic 8 : Tunnel A entrance. It is a well-lit tunnel with ample ventilation and introductory boards to provide useful information and history for tourists. Wax figurines are also placed inside to allow tourists to better understand how things were in the past. Pic 9 : Tunnel B entrance. Like Tunnel A, it is well lit and ventilated. However we have some people who have fears of entering the tunnel. Pic 10 : Tunnel C entrance. A short walk into the edges of the park, this tunnel offers views of an underground bunker and leads back to Tunnel A entrance. Pic 11 : Tower 1 is the most popular photo-taking site for most tourists. Be it at the foot of the tower or on the tower, photographers love this spot. We can spot occassional couples taking their wedding photos here. That's all at my short trip to Jelenton. I'll have to head back to the city where life is back to normal. I hope to visit here again soon! ================================================================================================================== This is the last of the 3 part series of Jelenton. I hope you've enjoyed it so far

i suggest you download power stations that are on 1x1 grids. They will look realistic too. Like tranformers in cities. Here are some links of power stations i like to use. Rural Power Supply https://www.simtropolis.com/stex/details.cfm?id=16141 Power Transformer https://www.simtropolis.com/stex/details.cfm?id=12629 Geothermic Power Station (this is my favourite. Produces alot of power, looks good in suburbs too) https://www.simtropolis.com/stex/details.cfm?id=11314

Beautiful region view. The mountains look majestic. :D

@kelistmac : Hey thanks! I love yours too. I felt like going Berlin after seeing your CJ :D @n_wilson : Thank you! Yea i want my sims to have parking spaces and not fret over for them (: @Jolly_Roger : Thank you for your compliments :D Yep i'll go on as long as I play simcity4. @Paulobergonci : Thank you! Haha I was thinking that showing all areas was better. Unless there are some ugly parts. :X @Eldado: Hey thank you! I was worried i had too many trees, but i love greenery around. :D @Schulmanator : Hey thanks alot for your compliment!

Looks great for a start. I'll be looking forward for the next entry :D

Chapter 11 : More of Jelenton and her beauty Heading west along Farmway Road 1, I arrive at another scenic part of Jelenton. This place is Veldis. Veldis is a 15 minute drive away from Stable Point and is yet another small settlement in this farming landscape. Veldis is the main town for the western farms of Jelenton. These small towns were scattered around Jelenton due to the fact that people who worked on the farms, hoped to live near the farms. However, their produce are still sold at Stable Point or exported to other parts of Tigeria. Pic 1 : A bird's eye view of Veldis. (Outside this map) Towards the eastern side is Stable Point and Selapin Town. Towards the southern is Kalleby. Pic 2 : Mosaic of Veldis Town (some glitches though). Sitting by the coast, Veldis Town is a small town with just over 110 residents. Some small commercial developments provide jobs for those not working on the farms. Veldis Road runs through this area and connects Farmway Road 1. There is a famous shop selling delicious noodles called Veldis Noodles. Many travel all the way here to enjoy the famous Veldis Noodles. Pic 3 : Another view of Veldis Town. Pic 4 : Sea view is what residents may enjoy in Veldis Town, but it is also prone to floods, one which almost destroyed the town in 1988. The land has been elevated during the rebuilding process and has since enjoyed relative peace for awhile. A flood warning system has been put in the waters nearby and in cases of a possible flood, the alarm will alert residents to evacuate inland. Pic 5 : Farms around Veldis Town. Pic 6 : Farms near Veldis Town, along the coast. Pic 7 : Closeup of some farms. Pic 8 : Just beside Veldis Town is a tiny neighbourhood, Madelis. Pic 9 : Some of the residents in Madelis have small gardens at their back yards for them to grow fruits and vegetables, for their own consumption and as a hobby. Jelenton is really a place I would come the next time round for a weekend trip. The air here is much fresher than that of the city. Life is slower and less stressful. Perhaps this could be where I will end up after my retirement! Buckle up as we're driving on to our next destination. ================================================================================================================== In the next entry, I will move on to Kalleby where it is marked as a historical site in South Cannasera. Do stay on and I hope you've enjoyed this entry!

Are the ploppable tailings pile the train carriages on the grass? Very detailed, very industrialist (is that how u spell this?) feel. I like how it all looks. As for the change, i meant in their hearts, but not here in your CJ. You should keep it, it's special. :D

Amazing work. I can't even do a building in gmax. somehow confused with how things work. I applaud for what you've done so far. :D and if u do complete the model of the last picture, i think it'll be an absolute hit with all simcity4 players. :D Anyway how did you learn to do this? I so wanna do BAT of buildings of my countries, but i can't even grab the basics, needless to say do something more. -.- Now for the comments. Zhang Fei Court looks great. The roof might need more textures though. If the nightlighting is well done, i think it'll be beautiful. Lu Gong pencil tower has that dirty, old and "should be torn down" look, which is your aim isn't it? Otherwise i don't see much of a problem with this one. Wang Yun tower looks amazing. Very detailed and looks realistic with those neon boards. I agree with TekindusT that you might face a problem having them seen in-game i'm a BAT idiot actually and for someone to do something of this quality, i think he's really capable. I don't think it's too far from bixel's ones. I bet if u ever get him to see this, he can be of great help, given his quality works. :D Simtropolis needs contents like yours!

Wow it looks exciting. I can't wait for more. :D

I would love to join. I vote for the town to be named, Saeliyse or Claireton. And i wanna name the road, Saeliyse Drive.

Wow hey nice place you've got here. I'm tempted to play Cities XL. oh well

I used to play pokemon on my friend's nintendo. lol. this is old school man! :D apart from that, your city looks great :D

@runnerguy347 : It's the Japanese Wall Packs. Here's the link " https://www.simtropolis.com/stex/details.cfm?id=17875 "

Great job here! I don't know but i seem to love the second picture alot (the one with the rail stations) :D

@Detective Stan : Hey thank you! Haha i'm glad you found them. :D i was worried they can't be seen.

hey resize your pictures. these are too small to see.

The last pic was awesome! 

i like the suburb! :D

i feel that having winding roads, with hairpins is cool. that's what happens in real life. Your second pic looks correct, but more hairpins. Yes it is more expensive, but makes more sense too. :D

LOL FedUp! Great looking naval base :D your seas are definitely in safe hands.

Is it me or what but there are no pictures. Post pictures to complement with your words.

i'm amazed with the number of post you've posted one shot. Yea i agree with Reikhardt that some of the pictures were over-edited. But keep up. :D

Looks like the rich are starting to settle in :D great looking apartments

wow the suburbs are beautiful with those photoshop effects! Great work