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Trolley Square Shop Fronts (RICO) Salt Lake City
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MatteCosta 21 febr. 2021 la 3:33 
Thank you very much for all of your work, I love all of your assets, great work Thank you!!!
noobified 14 mart. 2017 la 7:43 
Yes they are, wish we could get Spanish revival homes. I love seeing them all over L.A.
estates2r 25 febr. 2017 la 7:58 
Crazyglueit sounds promising! The Spanish Revival building styles are rare finds in the Workshop.
Crazyglueit  [autor] 25 febr. 2017 la 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 febr. 2017 la 7:38 
Really like these. They look great in my southwest desert cities.
valriano 20 febr. 2017 la 8:59 
Nice work
Crazyglueit  [autor] 19 febr. 2017 la 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 febr. 2017 la 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 febr. 2017 la 21:55 
Gorgeous! Thanks so much for sharing.
DungBeatle 18 febr. 2017 la 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 febr. 2017 la 9:07 
These are gorgeous buildings ! Former warehouses by any chance ?