Jen's random cities....

[Strechnitz]

Good to have you back again

A stunning update. nice use of those walls. and you put so many nice little details and eyecatchers in your citis. is it accidental or are you simly very, very, very, good with this?

Strech.

[jen_p]

bat: The stairs are from the Japanese walls set by Mas71.

Air6/Snaper: Yes, I know there's lots of one building. I have lots of variety in my plugins folder, and the same few buildings always grow.

Strechnitz: 43.62% accident, 37.97% planning, 18.41% other.

Everyone else, thanks for the wonderful comments.

I have a different city to show you today. Adjacent to London is a city I've called Brighton. I might change the name, as it didn't turn out very seaside-like. It will eventually meet the city of London and become outer suburbs.

At the moment there are lots of quiet streets, many surrounded by woods.





There are small pockets of commercial development, but most people catch the train into London for work.



An overview of the area:





Two of the historic country properties that have found themselves surrounded by suburbia:



One of the small commercial areas:



The main railway station:

[thundercrack83]

That last picture with the train changing tracks is absolutely amazing! And I love your residential neighborhoods, too. Great work. my friend!

[bat]

Great areas, jen_p! Wonderful work!

bat: The stairs are from the Japanese walls set by Mas71.

Thanks!

[jayo]

Nice one jen  Still following   

[glepet]

Nice 'burbs, Jen. I like the forests intermixed with the developments. 

[kwakelaar]

Those are some very green looking suburbs, the repetion of buildings looks great in these kind of areas.

[rooker1]

Fantastic update and great pictures.  Throwing in the RHW on the avenue, neat idea.  Speed up traffic a little.  Al  the houses look so good the way you have them set up.  The train station with the parking lot beside it looks so good as well.


Robin   

[Snaper]

It's beautiful ... Yeah, it's a nice idea the blend with the RHW and the Avenue 

It's so British 

Bravo 

[jen_p]

Glad everyone liked the last update, here are some more pictures from the same city:

The closest thing to a downtown:



"Anyone for a pint at the White Swan?"
"Which one?"



Where the urban and suburban meet:



An overview of the city at the moment:



A new hospital has been built:



And now for some train stations:









More later...

[rooker1]

Another fantastic update, thanks for sharing.


Robin--

[jayo]

Great !!! I think you need to put some seawalls up near the shore though.I would make it look a tone more realistic.Apart form that,i love it 

[Ennedi]

Great work, jen_p! 

I especially like dirt alleys on second picture and Mas71 diagonal park on third one.
The new hospital looks very well in it's surrounding, also all rail stations.

Generally, i like the way you put together older and newer buildings. It is difficult to build new objects in old city and to don't lose it's atmosphere. Keep it up!

[nova vesfalo]

Soooo nice ! Like the past and current updates, as that not-really a city feeling ! Love it !! And your not-really a downtown is so british !

[Snaper]

It's very nice, I live

But, I think there are, for my liking, too many stations for a little city ...

Bravo 

[kwakelaar]

I really like the last train station with the parking-lot-square in front of it. Looking forward to see how the city develops futher.

[mattb325]

I always enjoy my visits to Jens random cities and this visit is no exception. Lovely stuff

[jen_p]

Thanks for all the comments, here's a really quick little update:

[EDGE4194]

jen- another set of nice updates  . Keep up the good work and keep sharing 

[bat]

Welcome to page 11!

another great update and the mosaic looks beautiful!!