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Zeppelin (Parklife)
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3 Oct, 2019 @ 7:05pm
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Zeppelin (Parklife)

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Aerospace Parklife Park Area
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Description
This Graf Zeppelin served as an airliner during the 1930's. It's been restored and is now available to be placed in your Parklife park area or along roadside. This is a big asset, so make a lot of room for it.

We've been told that there is no hydrogen stored within the ship. However, the aircraft does mysteriously hover just above the ground on its own. Until we figure this out, it's prolly best to keep wildfires away.

This asset is found in the Amusement Park tab and functions as a normal park area building.

Created using Graf Zeppelin_building by Armesto. You must also subscribe to Armesto's assets (see menu to the right of this description) for this Parklife building to function properly.
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Beckler OM  [author] 18 Oct, 2019 @ 12:52pm 
I haven't "taken" any assets. That's not how Workshop even works for Cities:Skylines, per se. None of my park area buildings rip anything off. I've simply created park area buildings for many props and buildings that couldn't be otherwise added as an actual part of a park area in Parklife. You must still subscribe to those props and buildings as posted by their originators. Also, very few of the models in this project are original to Cities: Skylines, themselves being derived with and without permission from other sources. In my case, I've asked for permission in many cases, even though it wasn't actually necessary due to how Workshop allows sharing of props without actually copying them.
(1st Cav) Morvalistan 18 Oct, 2019 @ 8:25am 
Is every asset you make taken from someone else?