Butikksiden
Cities: Skylines
Alle Diskusjoner Skjermbilder Kunstverk Kringkastninger Videoer Workshop Nyheter Veiledninger Anmeldelser

Cities: Skylines

Butikksiden
Cities: Skylines >  Workshop > Workshopen til Crazyglueit > Trolley Square Shop Fronts (RICO) Salt Lake City
Trolley Square Shop Fronts (RICO) Salt Lake City
Beskrivelse Diskusjoner0 Kommentarer11 Endringslogger
11 kommentarer
< >
MatteCosta 21. feb. 2021 kl. 3.33 
Thank you very much for all of your work, I love all of your assets, great work Thank you!!!
noobified 14. mars 2017 kl. 7.43 
Yes they are, wish we could get Spanish revival homes. I love seeing them all over L.A.
estates2r 25. feb. 2017 kl. 7.58 
Crazyglueit sounds promising! The Spanish Revival building styles are rare finds in the Workshop.
Crazyglueit  [skaper] 25. feb. 2017 kl. 7.46 
@estates2r
Happy to hear!

Orginally I wanted to add windows to the all sides but some how jumped ahead and only did it to Shop Front D. I will be doing more of these styles aswell since it is based on a local shopping center and there are several parts stil to do:P
estates2r 25. feb. 2017 kl. 7.38 
Really like these. They look great in my southwest desert cities.
valriano 20. feb. 2017 kl. 8.59 
Nice work
Crazyglueit  [skaper] 19. feb. 2017 kl. 17.51 
Thank you! Any amount is generous!

After creating these I still want to do more. I left these blank so that they can be filler pieces and have some otheres with store front names on them. Problem is I coudn't decide on which store names to do.

Any suggestions:D
SogDexFogDucker 19. feb. 2017 kl. 16.26 
Wow you actually made my requested item ^__^ thanks! too bad we don't have the store front sign names to place in the building's footprint. =\
girlfromverona 18. feb. 2017 kl. 21.55 
Gorgeous! Thanks so much for sharing.
DungBeatle 18. feb. 2017 kl. 18.33 
Not former warehouses, but former streetcar storage barns for the Salt Lake City streetcar system from 1908-1945, hence the name Trolley Square.
Mugulus 18. feb. 2017 kl. 9.07 
These are gorgeous buildings ! Former warehouses by any chance ?