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they're almost like a McDonald's in location placement, but understandable seeing how Overland Park, Kansas is only a 25 minute drive from downtown Kansas City, Missouri.

Very nice lot. I live in the Kansas City area and you can't drive 15 minutes through town without coming across an exit sign stating that there is an Applebee's at this exit,

VERY NICE!!! I'm still curious if there is any way possible to change the lighting on the empire state building to red, white and blue for a memorial. If anyone knows how...please respond back. Thanks.

And I again ask, can anyone add red, white and blue lighting to the empire state building as a more subtle memorial as they have done in NYC?

Here in Kansas City they changed the lighting on the CBS TV Antenna to Red, White & Blue as a memorial for locals who lost loved ones in the attack.

Can anyone maybe figure out how to change the Empire State Building landmark to have the Red, White & Blue lighting towards the top of the building as a it is in NYC as a more subtle memorial.

But you still didn't answer what happened to Victory. ??car accident, death by parachute accident, :) or just needed to go back to reality for awhile??

Could you make one that requires being built on a lakefront, you know, needs to be over water and land.

And add the security guard shacks that they have all the tour buses stop at before they will let them on the premises, since 9-11 happened, then of course as stated before the outdoor parking with the restaurants on the grounds outside the mall.

Definently a very nice lot, too bad it is listed as a Residential Category. Need some clarification on whether this is indeed a train station or a potentially large home.

However cc326, this lot would be better as a growable R$$ or R$$$ or a ploppable with population versus a civic building of undisclosed origin. (???police station, fire station, city hall, elementary school....what lot did you build this on???)

Yeah, DvdGStwrt is right. I used to live in a small town called Cowgill, Missouri (hour north of Kansas City) & one of the houses there had not only it's porch built around this huge oak tree but also on one side of the house it also had the branches running thru it.

Living in Kansas City, our winters here too are quite snowfull and covered with ice almost annually. I do hope that MAXIS will see the obvious plus-side to having a seasons implemented in future upgrades.

I haven't commented on your 1x1 til now. This is what i was waiting for from you. I'm haven't the time myself to play with the lot editor and iLive to accomplish multi-functional buildings. I thank you & the back door positioned streetside works good.

Well ganja728, In Springfield, Missouri this is an actual tourist attraction for kids. It is, however talkblah, rather small in comparison acreage wise and does need more props and variety, but you get a 7 from me for now for a REAL concept. Just give it more detail.