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Thats a good catch I wouldn't have noticed, thanks.

Alright, what do you guys think of this? State lines are based off watersheds. This is my second draft of this and I used a much more advanced base map, I also have all rivers and lakes on this thing but not displayed at the moment. I plan to do a rail map and a hydro-electric map at some...

NAME OF COMPANY: Super Heavy Rail Commission of the United States (SHRC) GAUGE: 12' PERIOD OPERATIONAL: 1933-1940 (as freight line) 1940-present as multi-purpose line. Nickname: The Great American HISTORY/ DESCRIPTION: Founded in 1933 as a construction support system running supplies into...

I like the third scene mostly because of the normal buildings. Amsterdam has such ideally proportioned city-scape. Architizer had an article on unbuilt architecture today. http://architizer.com/blog/unbuilt-monuments/ Some of my favorites: The various designs for the Lincoln memorial...

Finding out that this was actually built.

Made this earlier. New American flag. Needs more tweaking.

Vaguely classical, but actually the work of Lebbeus Woods (RIP). Again, a sort of Myst vibe, or almost an early 20th century diesel punk vibe.

ᕕ( ᐛ )ᕗ Time for more stuff. This is Japanese architecture by Nomata Minoru. All very fanciful. Gives me a Myst vibe. I hope the new Myst TV show is worth watching.

I walk away for a few months and find a huge series of updates. Woo! Hope to read more soon.

Thats cool, is it a mod? Can we has link?

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No, think Soviet. And remember, the Marmon Harrington CTL was a tiny tank. The vehicle I made likely weighs around 8 metric tons.

The Stug? Not quite. Think earlier and think more east. Its a bit of an obscure vehicle.

Felt like sketching a quick idea. A Marmon Herrington with a 57mm anti tank gun mounted on it. A cookie to whomever can think of what inspired this.

That is Warthunder, not World of Warplanes, which kinda sucks compared to Warthunder.

The borders are based on major watersheds. So by definition they are natural and probably the best not-arbitrary-straight-lines border scheme you can come up with for the US.

Alright that makes sense. Any sort of alternate names for Mexican states are also something I am looking for.

I need some ideas for alternate state names in California and the Caribbean. Also, I was thinking of mapping out a more detailed border zone in Panama, which has unique buffer zone/national park/border territory status. Any names you guys can come up with? Note that Panama is not a territory...

Starting to realize that this thread comes up a lot in google image search if your looking for unbuilt architecture. Below is the Chateau Qu'Appelle, a victim of the great depression in Regina, Canada.

What say you all to this?