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New England Victorian Apartments
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20 lutego 2019 o 19:39
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New England Victorian Apartments

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New England Victorian Apartments by johncomerford

Reshigh level 1 growable

Main: 1125 tris
LOD: 82 tris
Custom LOD with hand-made texture maps

Minimal landscaping so there are no dependencies (and I refuse to use the prefab tree and bush assets, period). Decorate to your own liking :-)

A multi-family apartment building in the Queen Anne victorian style. This one was modeled after a combination of buildings in Worcester, Massachusetts. Similar houses can be found in cities throughout New England and are often considered a preferable alternative to row housing because of the additional sunlight they allow to reach the sides of the building.
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jc21539  [autor] 20 kwietnia 2019 o 12:35 
you probably need to zone properly before plopping
Connor.Enriquez 11 kwietnia 2019 o 16:35 
I cant place them without i self destructing, fml. Can a boy just try to build San Francisco?
jc21539  [autor] 27 lutego 2019 o 5:37 
Thanks! The map used in the screenshots is actually a heightmap I made from Cobscook Bay.
Picard1701 25 lutego 2019 o 20:27 
Dude! These are seriously amazing. I've been working on a Southern Maine themed project and they were just the thing I needed. Keep up the good work!
jc21539  [autor] 21 lutego 2019 o 7:34 
Thank you!
krash65 21 lutego 2019 o 4:54 
Really like this, feels like East Boston. Reminds me of going to Santarpio's for pizza and walking past dozens of structures just like this. Hope to see more variations, thanks for your hard work and contribution.