CarstenB
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I visited this exact building in Tokyo a few days ago I remember the escalators in the main entrance (go to the cinema) and the Godzille statue on the roof. I was there when Godzilla came to life. It was so cool. I would be very happy to be able to download this building.
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Moin I am opening a thread here. I wanted to know which is the tallest structure in your city / region. The tallest structure in my Mexico region is the 610 meter high Aberdeen Spire. It clearly towers above all other buildings in the city.
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The 600m is the height without the antenna. Originally it was supposed to be 660m high, but after the antenna was discarded it became 600m high. So I assumed there were 660m in play. 720m is really cool, then my tallest building is higher than I thought. I still have the file, so thank you.
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Here is the actually region view of my region c: Over 23,5 million inhabitans live here
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Here is the actually region view of my region c: Over 23,5 million inhabitans live here
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In the last years the skyline of Aberdeen has changed. Now 2 new megatall structures (over 600 meter) are built. On right the television tower ''Aberdeen Sky Tree'' (604m) and the tallest structure, in the middle the ''Millenium Tower'' with 660m The links:
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Thank you for the compliment :3 Right now a other building is taller than the Aberdeen Spire, in the next times i will upload a photo. c: This is the Chicago Spire and here is the link: Have much fun. c:
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Southern Comfort Bananas Foster
CarstenB commented on SIM-ple Jack's City Journal Entry in Southern Comfort
Now im hungry Really nice pictures. I think, it should be the Southern Florida, right? -
It look really beautiful. I hope too, that you will post more of your cities.
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The region has had its name changed and is now called the Bundesrepublik Peru. 22.250.694 people currently live there. Agglomeration of Aberdeen. The whole region.
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This is Portland, a mid-sized city of 76,000 people. It has 2 ''centres'', one in the north of the city and one in the south of the city. In addition to a lot of industry (and more areas are planned), it has one of the largest convention centers in the entire region and the closeness to nature makes it a cozy beautiful city to live in. The north of Portland... ...and the south of Portland. Portland at day... ...and at night.
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Is just perfect. The full little details, i can feel to be there. You maked it with love. Really, really good work.
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This is Cedarhurst, a medium sized town south of Aberdeen. Little more than 50.000 people live here, but Cedarhurst still has a decent downtown area. Cedarhurst from the air. Cedarhurst's tallest building and the city's only true skyscraper.
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Finally the forest/park is finished. It's a relaxing place for Sims from all over the area, and in addition to hiking trails, playgrounds, and a viewpoint, there are also many animals to be found here, such as foxes, deer, roe deer, etc.
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Here is my most recent town called Rockwood. It is located in the southwest of the Aberdeen agglomeration and is a popular place of residence for many Sims. In recent years, the population has grown steadily, as a lot of residential areas have been built. The large round building on the lower left is a branch of the Apple company. This is the 298 meter high Sutro Tower, a large radio tower. A park-like forest is to be created around the tower.
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The 610 meter high María Torre complemented the Aberdeen skyline and is currently the second tallest structure in the region. Thanks to Ct1999 for the great building.
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Very interesting story. Your region seems to have several major ex-capitals. I look forward to getting to know them all better.
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Bahía Mosquito, Puerto del Manglar, Punta Almodóvar... y más!
CarstenB commented on Tso Tsengkun's City Journal Entry in Culebra Island
Wow, I'm really impressed. It has a great atmosphere with me and the small details make your city so incredibly exciting. Keep it up and I'm looking forward to more. And good luck on your campus. -
Wayman Chom International Airport
CarstenB commented on PlanetOfHats's City Journal Entry in Beringia
Really exciting story. I imagined all of this. I also captured an airport, Aberdeen International Airport, but it's considerably smaller and more realistic than yours. Maybe I can be inspired by one or the other. I tip my hat to you. -
It's possible that Syke (my hometown) was in a previous map iteration. Whole Bremen, Oldenburg, Hamburg, Bremerhaven, Wilhelmshaven, Cuxhaven, Lübeck etc are on a map with the correct distances. Since I've been almost everywhere, I recognize the locations/map directly. The thing about the bridge (I've always driven over it all my life) is true: they must be quite high, just like the famous railway bridge in Rendsburg. Will you till the whole region? That would be a lot of work.
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My hometown is almost on the map. It is south of Bremen (on the right in the photo). Really cool.
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Bahía Mosquito, Playa Mosquito
CarstenB commented on Tso Tsengkun's City Journal Entry in Culebra Island
Really good, i would fly to there and stay for 6 weeks as my vacation days. -
Bahía de Almodóvar, Ciudad Portuaria
CarstenB commented on Tso Tsengkun's City Journal Entry in Culebra Island
Your city look really good. I like it. When i see this picture, i feel compfy. -
SimCity 4....what a great game. When the game saw the light of day on January 14, 2003, none of us would have thought that 20 years later the game would still have so many loyal fans and players. In the last 20 years, over 1 million mods, countless great regions and great cities, wonderful landscapes, impressive skylines, breathtaking transport systems, incredible and diverse possibilities have been created. And there are more and more every day. Thanks to everyone here! How we cursed when the game kept crashing, how happy we were when we finished a great project. How many countless hours we have spent playing this game. And the desire will always be there. It's simply the best game ever. Happy Birthday SimCity 4 To the next 20 years.
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This is the first amusement park in the Region in the city called Butler. I still don't have a name, but i will think of a name. The area of the amusement park is a bit small, but others, much larger ones, are still being built in the region. Per day... ...and per night.
