Maroanestra -- The End, sorry...

[projectadam]

Arthur,

I just caught up on your MD and love the things you are doing. I love the little carousels that show up throughout your MD. I was also curious, back on page 9 I believe you started working on a river port; did you ever finish that or go in a different direction? I love seeing ports. Keep up the great work.

[blade2k5]

Love the past two or three updates Arthur.  I really like how you walled off part of your city with the medieval walls.  The airport looks fantastic, I really like those mosaics to.  Stunning work to say the least

[EDGE4194]

   ...  Stunning work to say the least

fantastic airport arthur - amazing work as usual 

[bat]

That are fantastic mosaics of your wonderful looking airport!!!!

[tooheys]

Good looking airport Arthur. I particularily like the use of angles with the terminal complex, looks great 

Would really like to see a shot of the entire airport if you you get the chance.

Enjoyed the update.

Cheers

Dave

[M4346]

Ah wow! A number of amazing updates and mosaics you have here Arthur!

It's a shame I haven't been coming here more often! But as they say, better late than never!

Great job thus far! 

[metarvo]

Ahhh... what a lovely MD!    I have read Maroanestra from cover to cover, and it is beautiful.  Especially the diagonal districts.  Even the airports.  Who would have thought an airport can be beautiful?  In any case, that's just what you've done, Arthur.

[art128]

Orange_o_ => thanks my friend, merci beaucoup !! (j'attends toujours ton porps pack 2  )!

Simpson => As always, thanks my friend !

kimcar => no problem my friend, thanks a lot !!

Schulmanator => thanks !

projectadam => thanks for stopping by, thank for these kind words 

blade2k5 => Troy, thanks a lot my friend !

EDGE4194 => thanks again !!

bat => As always, It's a pleasure to see you here !! thanks .

tooheys => Héhé, thanks for your comment Dave, And don't worry, the full view come in the next few days 

M4346 => thanks a lot for stopping by Marius , thanks for this kind comment , and it's right, better late than never (mieux vaut tard que jamais in french ^^ )

metarvo => thanks my friend for this nice comment !!







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[papab2000]

Nice update Art 

[blade2k5]

Nice update Arthur   That's a pretty good-sized plaza there and I still can't stop marveling at those medieval castle walls, they blend in so well with the Euro blds you're using.  Keep up the good work my friend.

[art128]

thanks you my friend,
I just want to add a thing, the big plaza in the top is the plaza of the parliament and the cathedral in the right 

[blade2k5]

I look forward to seeing a pic of the Cathedral sometime soon   Still, it was a lovely update and can't wait for more

[sim-al2]

Lovely plaza, and the W2W looks great! I think it's a tad ominous to put the cemetery right next to the hospital!

[kbieniu7]

Nice, nice, but recurrence of trees are to big for me

[JBSimio]

Great update, Arthur!     I really like the assortment of buildings you're using.  It's always very interesting for me to see the more European themed MDs... just because they're so much different from what I'm used to seeing everyday!    I also like your large plaza very much, although I agree that the trees may be a bit too much for my tastes.  I wonder if fewer instances using larger trees would work... just a thought.   

JB

[Schulmanator]

Nice mosaics! You have a knack for creating nice urban spaces. 

[vester]

Wonderful update. Very nice European settings..... or is it russian ?

[paroch]

Great update there Arthur - those mosaics are very well done indeed.  Interesting construction site you have there.  I wonder what you're building there?

[M4346]

I love your use of the wall-to-wall lots! And I found your custom cemetery very interesting! Good job with that! 

[CabraBuitre]

...I also like your large plaza very much, although I agree that the trees may be a bit too much for my tastes.  I wonder if fewer instances using larger trees would work... just a thought.   

I agree too... I wonder if you used the trees to outline a more open plaza area, instead of covering the entire plaza...