Commonwealth of Marathon

[calibanX]

Wow, this should be very interesting indeed Dustin. Looking forward to seeing this.

Geoff

[i_love_lamp]

Awesome! now take that awesome Parliament building, put it somewhere in the city, and take pictures so we can stare at them while picking our jaws up off the floor. Kthxbai!

[marsh]

Looks awesome. Can't wait to see the whole thing! 

,marsh 

[daryl7478]

Well, I'm glad you're back on your thing Dustin! And no, I'm not daryl4748. 
-Daryl

[thundercrack83]

Matt (threestooges): Hey, Matt! It's great to see you, too, my friend! Thanks for stopping by!

Arthur (art128): Thank you, my friend!

djvandrake: Hi! Thanks!

Geoff (calibanX): Thank you for your kind words, Geoff!

i_love_lamp: Ha! I'll do my best!

marsh: Thank you!

Daryl (daryl4748): Thanks, my friend!



I'm still playing around here and there...

Still working on the Parliament Block project, too.

Keep an eye open and an ear out!

[art128]

Hmmm, very nice blocks there Dustin. Although, i'm not quite fan of the open walls up against streets, but you can't do much on that... Maybe by using buildings with windows all around the four walls ?

Take care,
-Arthur.

[io_bg]

Looking good! I agree with Arthur about the windowless walls though

[ecoba]

Wow !

Very nice to see you back around, Dustin, as well as creating some beautiful work. Hope to see more soon !


Ethan

[canyonjumper]

Awesome stuff here Dustin! Can't wait for a full update!

                      Your friend,
                                     Jordan

[rooker1]

 Interestin pic Dustin.  I'm not too sure I would have put that res and comm building so close together.  Is there any way you can move them apart, even if just a little.  Also what about adding nob's tire markings over lay texture to the parking/walking area between the res buildings.  Other than that, sweet pic.
I too look forward to seeing a full update, especially after what I saw the other day .

See you around my friend,
Robin 

[bat]

Nice work on these houses!
Looking forward to more...

[Tomas Neto]

Very nice again, great work!!! 

[thundercrack83]

Arthur (art128): Thank you, Arthur! I like your idea, too. I'm going to try that out next time!

io_bg: Thank you, my friend!

Ethan (ecoba): Thanks!

Jordan (canyonjumper): Thanks so much!

Robin (rooker1): Hi, Robin! Hmmm...You pose some interesting ideas, as always! Things to think about and experiment with for next time! Thanks!

bat: Thank you for your kind words!

Tomas Neto: Thank you!



Meandering back into the cartographic end of things...

As you can now see on this map, the national borders of the Commonwealth of Marathon have been drawn! You can see where Maine, United States, and New Brunswick, Canada, border the Commonwealth.

More on that...and more...to come!

[rooker1]

Hmmmm, interesting map.

Robin 

[TiFlo]

This looks really good from afar! I'd be curious to see what you do with your more backwater areas. When you get there of course. 

[art128]

It's nice to finally see the borders of Marathon, Dustin ! Looks like you've plenty of space to build things we haven't seen yet !

[Tomas Neto]

Wow..., fantastic map!!!

[i_love_lamp]

I cant a write a comment about this! I'm too busy picking up my jaw

[djvandrake]

Are those large tiles?  9x9! Wow.

[daryl7478]

Nice map Dustin! That is Corpus Christi, TX, where apparently one of my uncles live. Looks like you still have a lot to do.