Fribe
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Figured it was time I rolled out a thread for me to show off a little more as I go through the planning and building process of my BATs, now that I'm becoming less ashamed of them. Completed projects: --- Brainstorming/Planned/Under Construction Hemphill Place (Condo block) - FRONT OF THE QUEUE Ferry Terminal (Possibly Cape May-Lewes Ferry) Gold & Silver Pawn Shop (The building from "Pawn Stars") Roosevelt Stadium (WW2-era football/baseball field) CFL Stadium (Larger field dimensions, Canadian football) Public Swimming Pool Fenway Park (Possibility) Mid-sized Minor League Stadium (Baseball) And if anyone has any ideas or requests, just let me know
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Mid-sized pro baseball stadium, built in the "retro" brick and steel style template that many of the stadiums constructed post-1990 have used. Elements are borrowed from a few real stadiums, but this is a fictional park. Appears under Landmarks Cost: $34000 Size: 11x12 Dependencies: None! I actually work at a baseball stadium, so I think I've nailed down a few of the elements that go into a good park. I've also got a game for you, a riddle or puzzle hunt that you can go attack. The main gate area of the stadium's exterior, front and center, is modeled after a stadium that doesn't exist. Tell me what city I'd find this stadium in - if it did exist - and you win the naming rights to the next SC4 stadium that I build. Either message me or post it in the comments section here if you have a guess or manage to find the right answer. I don't expect anyone to win, though. SimCoug was the first to get it - proposed stadium in Virginia Beach -
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Royal Farms convenience stores - 146 locations in the Mid-Atlantic region, including Maryland, Delaware, Virginia, and Pennsylvania, locally famous for their fried chicken. The stores themselves have several different design template and building shapes and color schemes, this is modeled after one of the more basic ones. ___ From the Royal Farms website: Your go-to place day or night for breakfast, lunch, snacks, dinner, gasoline and diesel fuel, and all the things you need! Dine in our seating area or take out. Since 1959, we've been satisfying the mid-Atlantic area's hunger for real fresh food served real fast! The Royal Farms Kitchen proudly serves our Famous Royal Farms Chicken - Always Fresh, Never Frozen - lightly breaded and pressure-cooked in your store in Trans Fat Free cooking oil. Our Western Fries are hand-cut and hand-breaded from fresh potato wedges and are cooked right in your store. Hot & Cold Subs - custom-built on rolls baked in our new state-of-the-art ovens. Custom-built Sandwiches and Wraps. Sun Up Breakfast sandwiches - egg and cheese on flaky croissants with bacon, ham, sausage, or steak and available anytime of day or night. And, our Royal Farms 100% Colombian Supremo Coffee Beans are always ground right on the spot just seconds before brewing! The Royal Farms Good-To-Go case features freshly prepared Subs, Wraps, Salads, Fruit and Veggie cups, herbal teas, all natural juices, Cloverland Milk and much more! ___ Package includes a ploppable Landmark lot and a 3x3 C$$16 Growable lot No dependencies -
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Back to the backroads - here's Talbot Speedway, a 3/4-mile style NASCAR oval circuit. This one's completely fictional, but based off of several real-life tracks like those found in Charlotte, Richmond, and Phoenix, featuring several grandstands, garages, track offices, press box, victory lane, and scoring pylon. Appears under Landmarks $36000 to plop No dependencies 12x13 size -
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The Telegraph Inn, a small town hotel and restaurant, perfect for the main crossroads downtown, or across from the old train station, designed to fit in the style of a wall-to-wall American Main Street. Building is available as a growable CS$$ 80, or as a ploppable Landmark. Both lots take up a 2x4 space. No dependencies required! -
I'm going for more of an east coast look with these
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Working on creating a ploppable Boardwalk system for my waterfront region. Once it's all done, I'll put the full kit up on the STEX. Test piece, same 1-width repeated a few times. Obviously still some texturing to do.
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A waterfront condominium and vacation rental complex, meant to be placed snug up against the beach or harbor. Designed with an open garage level, these buildings don't have to worry about flooding during storms and other inland water surges. Modeled after complexes up and down the East Coast and Mid-Atlantic US. (And hey, look at that, I can build something other than a stadium) Lot size: 4x2 Provides R$$146 Also available as a ploppable Landmark, also 4x2 in size, costs $8000 to drop No dependencies! Have fun with it! -
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The Bighorn Bowl football stadium is finally finished! Er, is it? Didn't they build that thing back in the 40s? I don't care how many times you "renovate" it, it's a terrible place to focus on a game. Look at those seats, they aren't even close to the playing field! How many more years are the alumni and boosters going to pay for these new coats of paint before someone finally gives and pushes forward a new stadium for the school? - Fictional stadium based off of the generic bowl mold that many college football stadiums came out of back in the day. Was supposed to be symmetrical, with an upper deck on the opposite side, but there wasn't enough memory space to complete it. Should I figure out the problems, I'll release the expanded version of the stadium. Appears under Landmarks, lot size is 10x13... -
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Top secret...building a baseball stadium. Might even be done tomorrow!
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Here's something for our friends to the north. Expansion pack stadium, where the original football gridiron is expanded to the Canadian Rules format. Nearly identical to American Football, the Canadian game - and the Canadian Football League - features a few minor rule changes, plus a field wider and longer. The original Brewer Stadium is included with a Canadian layout, and I've also included a stripped-down version of it that's smaller in size, something for a Canadian university team. Lot sizes are 11x11 or 8x9, are both found under Landmarks, and contain no dependencies. This won't replace the original Brewer Stadium if you have it. (And I'll be darned, trying to type "Brewer" quickly is giving me fits - I gotta work on these names!) -
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Here's a new (or old) football stadium for your college campus. And what American university would be complete with this centerpiece of both student life, alumni bragging rights, free labor, and elaborate booster controversies? Designed after a variety of different real-life stadiums, not one in particular. Appears under Landmarks, costs $30000 to plop, takes up a 11x11 lot space, and has no dependencies. -
Seriously... I'm doing a test render of it in a few minutes, so with any luck it'll still be released today. I've been needing something like this for a few of my college campuses, but had been dreading trying to make it. Every new BAT I make has more detail and is better than the last, so it takes a ton of time sunken into it. (Looking back now, some of my earlier stadiums were trash)
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Yep, that's the idea. Also going to make it with a CFL surface for the Canadians.
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Working on...a BAT! Should be on the STEX in the next 24 hours, just have to finish building a few things and redo a few textures.
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Here's Hays, population of about 4,000. (Yes, that's a Brown Box in the second pic)
