Nagagonia

[noahclem]

Beautiful islands again and thanks for the logs    Great to see the 1024 resolution too-good move 

[rambuckel]

This last update was extremely expressive ... at least you showed scenes which would not be possible without your skills in modding and BATing ... 

This is a scene for the good old story of the Isle of Treasures. I was looking for some pirates but I couldn't find any.

[vortext]

So where do I book tickets to this paradise?! 

Also thanks for the logs. 

[Schulmanator]

Great stuff! And the driftwood is a great addition.

[nbvc]

The divers and boats are now also on STEX.
http://community.simtropolis.com/files/file/28146-divers-and-boats/

[nbvc]

Only a short preview today.
I have created some rays.


Currelty I'm working on a manta ray, but it is not that easy.

[Rhinocero]

Lovely as usual 

[jmyers2043]

Reminds me of my trip to the Cayman Islands... You are doing some very creative things here. Thanks. Always interesting to look at.

- Jim

[bat]

Nice view there. Looking forward to more...

[Dantes]

Wow, that looks like a documentary on the seas.  Fantastic again. 

[nbvc]

I forgot to give the solution where the treasure chest in the previous update was. Click here to see it.

[benedict]

I love rays - thanks for making them, and they look beautiful in the setting you've created.

[nbvc]

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Thanks for all your comments to the updates and uploads.

Great Blue Hole
My version of the Great Blue Hole near Belize and the surrounding reef. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Great_Blue_Hole

I have finished the manta rays.

[noahclem]

Awesome update    I love the way you put all these creations of yours together to recreate a cool place 

[Swordmaster]

Looks like a test site for nukes.

That's probably not a compliment, though, so just to clarify: looks great


Cheers
Willy

[art128]

Looks like a test site for nukes.

It looks like a giant meteorite fell in the sea.

Nice update, loved the manta rays!

[rambuckel]

@swormaster, this was my first thought as well because I recently watched a documentation about the Bikini Atoll on TV But I guess this scene is either an expression of hope, that nature is able to recover even from this kind of cruel madness or it is a scene that's nothing to do with any nuclear wapon =)

@nbvc: Your scenery is breathtaking ... I really have no words for this and I can just take my hat off in respect for this great peace of art!

[RickD]

Looks great. 

[Framly]

Great project! The idea to create some Ocean Fauna is amazing!

[nbvc]

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Thanks to all for the comments.

The Great Blue Hole is not from nuke tests. It was formed naturally.

It was formed during several episodes of quaternary glaciation when sea levels were much lower - the analysis of stalactites found in Great Blue Hole shows that formation took place 153,000, 66,000, 60,000, and 15,000 years ago. As the ocean began to rise again, the caves were flooded.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Great_Blue_Hole


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Get out of the water.