Adrianor

I remember how Ostergarda looked like 50 years ago. Excellent job. Btw, what will you do after you reach 2011?

I enjoyed the story, didn't expect that ending! I really like the airport and I wish I could build something like that. 5/5 stars.

Excelente trabajo como siempre! Me recuerda mucho a Nueva York. Alguna fuente de inspiracion?

Another great update! The city seems so full of life...What? I didn't add this to my favorites? Well, now it is. Keep it up man.

I like your layout, it looks pretty organized! I also like the waterfront buildings. However, I feel like the downtown doesn't have it's own history, unless it's supposed the city itself is new and it's being built like Abu Dhabi, for example. Plus, the European w2w buildings feel out of place. This is just my opinion.

The city looks so vast! I specially like your industrial area.

Great stuff! I'd like to see more please...

Splendid update, so much detail. And I was wondering the same thing as escilnavia, but surely you must use google maps or google earth (you know, for the street layout). Is Bristol your hometown?

What a mess! (in a good way )

Hey there. After more than I don't know how many months I'm back. I present to you Astete, another little town (I promise I'll do something else next time). PS: Something went wrong with the mosaic...ignore it. Hola! Despues de no se cuanto meses, estoy de vuelta. Les presento Astete, otro pequeño pueblo (prometo que hare otra cosa para la proxima vez). PD: Algo salio mal con el mosaico...ignorenlo ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Astete mainly depends on fishing, as well as farming. The people there are humble and are proud of their little beach. Astete depende de la pesca y tambien de la agricultura. La gente ahi son humildes y estan orgullosos de su pequeña playa. The grim power plant. Essential for a big zone of the southern part of the country, but as you can see, it is slowly eliminating the flora surrounding it. Where do the power lines go? That place ain't pretty at all. You'll see. La lúgubre planta eléctrica. Es necesaria para gran parte del territorio sureño, pero como puedes observar, esta lentamente eliminando la flora que lo rodea. A donde van las lineas electricas? Ese lugar no es atractivo para nada. Ya veran.

Bueno, empeze otro proyecto y, como dijo Heblem, aumente las dimensiones verticales. Esta vez quiero asegurarme de que me salga bien el modelo, y luego las texturas. So, I started another project, and as Heblem said, I augmented the vertical dimensions (excuse my english...). This time I want to make sure I get the BAT done right, as well as the textures. Update: Estoy planeando en hacer una terraza en el techo...pero deberia hacer las sillas, mesas, etc en el mismo programa? O deberia poner props despues en el "lot editor"? I'm planning on adding a terrace on the roof...but should make the chairs, tables, etc in gmax itself or should I add props later in the lot editor?

I spy someone who has spent quite some time in the L.E....which makes this city just perfect! 5/5 However, I do agree with Skimbo (just a minor detail).

Nice little town, looks pretty good! Here's how to create a new CJ: 1- On the upper right corner of your screen, click on the drop down menu and select "my city journals" 2- You will then see "create a city journal". Click next and that's it!

I'd really like to be there: nice weather (unlike where I live... which is foggy every day) and such a beautiful city! Again, excellent job! Ps: Glad you liked the mod!

^Yep, same here. I'll be checking this out.

Incredible! I, myself, don't have much patience to wait for skyscrapers to grow...

Wow, I've looking through your CJ, and I must say that it's unique. I hope we see more!

So mysterious looking. Just love it.

Stunning view! Great photoshopping as well.

Epic indeed...You've got some good photoshopping skills!

You do have some nice custom content, however there are still things you could improve like maybe adding seawalls. Also, avoid taking a picture while the yellow "pause" lines are there. If you really want to take your CJ to the next step visit the CJ school (trust me, you'll always learn something valuable there): https://www.simtropolis.com/forum/topic/41891-st-city-cj-school/

From an arid desert to this...Truly stunning work. You should go celebrate!

Beautiful work! The city's got charm, personality. Btw, if you want those pesky palm trees to go away I recommend getting this: https://www.simtropolis.com/forum/files/file/10961-no-palm-mods/

@Harishna: Chequee las dimensiones y creo que estan bastante correctas. Y como puedes ver ya le puse texturas al modelo. Update:

A great era for Great Britain indeed, generally speaking...well, not for everyone: I don't think the people who worked on those factories on the last picture enjoyed their job very much. Anyways, keep it up!