Captain Adam

If you want any help with BAT, feel free to dm me, I also have a wide collection of old props, paints, and details from long gone old SC3K websites,forums... etc

I still have all my SC3K BATs (ands screenshots) along with most with most of @Quelquechosedautre BATs, I will slowly start reuploading mine in the upcoming days while waiting for an answer from Quel to see if I can reupload his stuff on his behalf.

Hey, I was looking in the SC3K Resources Club and found two download links for real life cities from Florida (not miami, but Pensacola, St Petersburg, and Tampa), hope this helps.

- For the final screenshot, I noticed the following things... 1: Unused 2x2 building we've seen before and discussed in previous screenshots. 2: Unused 2x2 building probably a commercial building of some sort. 3: Unused 3x3 building, which resembles a resort or a small hotel. 4: Unused 1x1 commercial building, while it is not in the final game, we can see a trace of it in the main menu, hiding in plain sight. Additionally, across the street from it is an unknown 2x2 residential villa, which does not appear in the final game. 5: This is an unused 3x3 structure, which I am pretty sure was the old version of the museum, I know this because when the education adviser asks for to build museums, it appears as a placeholder image. 6: This is 1x1 zone that does not appear in the final game, it shows a bulldozer sweeping a black pile of some sort, maybe garbage? 7: This is the church we mentioned in the previous screenshots. 8: This is an unused 1x1 residential house, not seen in any other screenshots. 9: This is a 2x2 residential villa, not seen in the final game. 10: Another 2x2 residential house, not present in the final game. 11: This is a 1x1 residential zone, which looks like a fancy gate of some sort. 12: This is an unknown 2x2 building, not seen in other screenshots. Additional notes: We can see that the roads were darker and did not have the annoying crosswalks that were present in the final game. The 1x1 fountain residential tile used to look darker. The old tree models are very potent in this screenshot. We can also see the old 3x3 park version we mentioned earlier on top right corner.

I made this post 6 years ago! kinda insane to think about that, I just went back and improved the initial post and removed the outdated photos. Anyway, here are a few more results. Performing Arts Center - based on the design for the Kaiser Franz Josef-Stadtmuseum (thanks Buildings of SimCity) Mullet Hi-Rise - Eisenhower Executive Office Building (thanks Buildings of SimCity) Spicoli Center - 525 Market Street in San Francisco (thanks Buildings of SimCity) Retail Exchange - Richfield Tower (thanks Buildings of SimCity) Aquilina Building - sketch of an unbuilt building by Antonio Sant’Elia (thanks Buildings of SimCity)

Despite all the BATing, I still enjoy the core game <3