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Awesome work! Very detailed and I really love the way the farms look in the region view. Can't wait to see more of Montpellier!

Thanks again. They are great bats. too bad they're for GLR though. Well, who knows, maybe that means I should try implementing that transit network into a part of my city so I can utilize the wonderful look of those sunken rails. I'm done with questions, I feel I'm just spamming away on your page! haha

Thanks a bunch for the link! Great update as well. The waterfront property is beautiful. The only suggestion I would make is to use a slope mod, such as this one, or any of the others available, to prevent from such radical slopes being made when building roads up hills. Can't wait for the next update!

WOW!! I feel so honored. I'm going to think about this one for a little bit to make sure it's the perfect name for your RHW. So probably by the time you have your next update, I'll have an idea for a name. Thank you! After reviewing the Sector 15 update, I'm curious as to where you were able to download those underground rail lots, which, if my memory serves me correctly, were made by the Japanese BATter NOB. I remember years ago they were available for download, but during my research as of late, they seem to have become unavailable during my SC4 hiatus.

Bipin, your first page of updates was awesome! I really liked the sleek central downtown layout and your use of the RHW is spectacular. Your update for Sector 15 is my favorite though. I love the dirty inner city feel of the factories and the way you used the RHW with the SFBT urban highway set. Looks very realistic considering that set is meant for the Maxis elevated highway. You've made me curious as to the full extent of possibilities capable using those two plugins. I can't wait to keep watching Robenia develop. Keep up the spectacular work!

Awesome!! The buildings, the el, so much reminds of driving through Chicago neighborhoods.

I really like how you've been able to utilize so many different building styles and make them all act so well together. Great job! I'm curious, is the under-highway set seen in the first mosaic available for download anywhere?