Saitama Prefecture - The Port of Japan

[rooker1]

Absolutely jaw dropping.

Robin

[APSMS]

those tram tracks look nice, except for that inside curve ; it's a bit perpendicular. I'm assuming by the presence of props on the road that everything is lotted and plopped, so you might want to change that.

Otherwise, however, I'm simply astonished at what you have here. Incredibly detailed and very well done. Despite never having been to Europe this still feels very much like a real picture.

[RepublicMaster]

Amazing! The water tower fits in nicely, as does...well... everything!

[mgarcia]

Your updates are always stunning...love them.      

[nbvc]

Great work once again.

[Kergelen]

Kelis' genuine style

[Uzil]

I appreciate all the details present 

[Mr.Lin]

Everythings fits well~

[Huston_N7]

Beautiful work as always! Never expecting less of this MD cause everything's so carefully  done and detailed well. It's always a pleasure to read what you've got

[kelis]

# Hi, anyone know where we are?

# Jonathan

[Swordmaster]

Catching up on your MD is always a great way to spend time. Excellent work my friend.


Cheers
Willy

[art128]

With these buildings I'm tempted yo say New York.... But deep inside I know we're in Europe. 

[kelis]

Arthur you are right about New York !! It is the World Financial Center Complex located pretty close of the World trade Center. Here is another picture:



# Here is a real one:

[Kergelen]

New York? What a monstrous project!

Nice pictures

[noahclem]

Beautiful work in the last pictures    It's great to see you building watersides that look like canals with "Maxis" water as in the New York pictures. I look forward to more of the new project 

[Gugu3]

Well done!

[Girafe]

It's a good teaser 

[art128]

Arthur you are right about New York !! It is the World Financial Center Complex located pretty close of the World trade Center. Here is another picture:

Oh, nice!

Looking forward for more pictures.

[nbvc]

Two great teaser.

[vortext]

New York?!  Don't you mean New Amsterdam! 

Fantastic pictures so far, looking forward to more!