Moshi

KS has fixed the building issue, which was addressed over at simcityforce.

Wow... Looking forward to it.

First the war and now this? looking forward to more... if olympians want more

Thank you pnorell for sharing that! The diet building (Kokkai Gijido) is the japanese equivalent of the Capitol.

I like the city, but those impossible-grade rail slopes are freaking me out. perhaps tone it down? Edit: and you can click the little white box on the bottom left hand of the menu to close it right?

Well, actually SOMY's school is an ordinary 60's "retro" concrete junior high/high school found all over the country

Just a quick teaser before my exams... I promise to reply in the next update

Those Konya rowhouses look great! Keep it up!

La cyberdome bleu... So that was who... Zanonian republicans and the Zanonian kingdom are clashing... Nice sci-fi politics Yashi ga satta!!

I love the modern w2w district! 9.5/10 (upper left area kind of dead...) My pic from Shagrin:

A cj huh helomoto Anchor bay is looking good, one thing I would suggest is putting a nightclub on the STEX in your downtown... My 2 cents

How many dollars is a purr? Your cookies do taste good...*munch*

This is the best desert city I've seen! Keep it up!

UPDATE SIX – Birth of Shagrin Republic The District Capitol was buzzing with excitement. The President of the United States of America was going to have a top-secret meeting at the capitol on October 1. The day had come. The hastily constructed runway awaits the president: Shagrin International’s terminal partially completed: And the Capitol with a new underground food court: The time had come. Several months ago, some 1,000 residents of Shagrin joined together to form a resistance movement. Though small, the lot was full of engineers, spies, lawyers, demolition experts, and clever people that were capable of doing just about anything. And so, they chose a location in the mountains, away from easy reach, with good resources and an excellent view over the City of Shagrin, to initiate their plan. West Kuskowim Mountain Range Everyone at the capitol was down in the 1-meter thick concrete underground food court “bunker”. (that’s a mouthful) They were ready. 3… 2… 1… FIRE The president and his bodyguards were able to get out in less than ten minutes, much less than the projected one hour. District official Rawlins soon followed. But the people of Shagrin were ready. They surrounded the rubble by the hundreds and pointed their weapons, whether it was an axe or a semiautomatic rifle, at the wreckage. “Freeze” The government officials put their hands on their heads, one by one. They all were expecting to be hostages for a criminal act. Instead, five men in black suits and sunglasses took the President to Windsor Tower. Instead of going down, the men pressed the button to the top floor in the elevator. After climbing some further stories via a staircase, the President was led into what seemed like the highest room in the tower, with a panoramic view of Shagrin. He sat on a chair with a small table in front of him. On that table was a smaller yet television set, a piece of paper, and a pen. As the President sat down, the five men exited the room, quietly closing the door behind them. The President absentmindedly flicked the TV on. After a short commercial that had a mentally challenged woman apply lip balm to her forehead, the screen showed Washington D.C. But instead of the serene sight he was used to, the Mall was full- rather packed- with a gigantic mob/crowd that wanted the “communist reign” in Shagrin to end. Then he saw random locations in the U.S. with similar sights. The reporter even commented on the UN wanting to remove the United States from their nations if this scandal is genuine. Sighing, the President took a look at the piece of paper on the table. It demanded that Shagrin be recognized as an independent country, including the City of Shagrin and the 250,000 square kilometers surrounding it. The President looked out of the window, and saw a magnificent view of the mountains unfold before him. Several silent minutes passed. He reached for the pen and scribbled his name at the bottom of the paper. The Republic of Shagrin was born. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Mr. Todd was elected to be the first President of the Republic of Shagrin, head of the former resistance movement. He lives in the Executive House: Rumor has it that there is a person behind him, called Moshi, who oversees his actions. Immediately after Mr. Todd’s acceptance speech into office, he made sure Shagrin was a member of the United Republic of Sim City (URSC for short). The Shagrin National Assembly’s two parties regularly meet in the Capital Hall, adjacent to the (rubbles of) former District Capitol. And who could forget Shagrin Supreme Court? Federal Mint (Federal Bank of Shagrin): (It’s the neo-gothic building with the bluish roof. The building w/the white roof is the Shagrin Center of International Transportation.) This place produces Five Unite bills for the Bank of the United Republic of Sim City, designed by the infamous artist by the name of Porter. Burn baby Burn!! What’s Shagrin’s main industry, you ask? Well, tourism has been active since the days of the district, but Oil was recently discovered in the bay of Orofino. To sum it up, a lovely waterfront shot. REPLIES Schulmanator: Thanks! The golden statue is by SOMY, available at http://members3.jcom.home.ne.jp/somy000/p3.htm. Jcabassa: Thank you! Though the politics will simmer down in a bit… Hawkeye9: Thanks for commenting! Collgab: Thanks! Filasimo: Boom Chocolatemax285: Gee Thanks! I’m a fan of your ports in gold depra! Crazychickensc12: Thank you! Jacqulina: Thanks for the comment Sc4portugal: Cool thanks SEAhAwk fAn121: Sydney is at the other side of the world seahawk… no ferries Marietta Airlines will start services to Sydney in the next update Patriots_1228: The mushroom cloud can be found on the STEX, by typing ‘bomb’ in the search box. Ffm: Thanks! More transportation in the next update! Natuurzoon: Tokyo dome does look good there… Thanks for stopping by! No one got the KGB joke? Wahhh I need lip balm Next update: Transportation Madness

I like your airport! very realistic! Good job with government hill too... found that weird building yesterday

yes... oh dear....

LOL Excellent work with the aquaduct! Your cj is really fun to read...

I second Zelgadis! Interesting tunnel in that farm... EDIT: oh its that tenjo...

D all the way! btw great cj!

I vote C!

I especially like that volcano one... *waits patiently*

UPDATE FIVE sh?-gr?n' The District Capitol Building is complete. Towering over the city, It’s not only an architectural nightmare but also casts a shadow over the waterfront and the sunken highway turnpike. Literally. This is where it all begins… A single unmarked limo rushes to an intersection. But just then… Papers fly all over the place. This is what the Daily Shagrin had to say: Riots were all over the place, with more than half of Shagrin’s 270,000 residents demanding an explanation for this. As the demonstrations grew in size, the *ahem*stupid*ahem* local police began losing control of the situation. Thus, on that fateful 17th of June… “We’ll see how they like this! Muahahahaha” “oops” People were terrified. They were enraged. And yet, “progress” was made in the city: This state-of-the-art commercial aircraft carrier, Phoenix, is being leased to Shagrin in order to promote downtown growth until Shagrin International Airport is completed. Interestingly, this aircraft carrier’s runway is longer than that of Shagrin Int’l ‘s completed runway, and allows larger planes such as the 787 to land. The Shagrin International Ferry Terminal ferries people to Anchorage, Vladivostok, Vancouver, and more… while providing access to the Phoenix. Tokyo dome: As seen in the Daily Shagrin, this is the statue of “the ruler”, under construction for many months. Overlooking the HSR line and plated with gold, it was built “as a symbol of progress. How will citizens react to this? KGB radio will highlight the benefits of communism and the citizens’ ignorance in the next… Hey! Stop pushing! Oh no the do -static- REPLIES Jaqulina: Thank you! Sunil: Wow indeed…:s Archangel9: Really tiring I know Porter66083: Really!? Thank you for visiting Filasimo: hmm… Shadow_fan_1: thanks for commenting… lol Alfred_Jones: hope this satisfies your thirst! Banamoat: You’re welcome! Yeah that is really annoying… Boggy1: Thank you! I’m not exactly a master at simcity, though I try my best… Schulmanator: Thanks! Next update: Clashes and the URSC

Nice use of an animated gif... it reduces the need for scrolling The airport is coming along nicely... Would like to see an overview of all of the projects in relation to each other BTW. Keep it up!