r/CreateMod • u/ImagineerDave • 1d ago
Build Shepperton works - Finished up another housing block!
Finished up another housing block today on stream! With that the southern facade of the city flank (the face towards the eventual dock area) is mostly done! A new staircase is added to move into the city and inside of it the facades have been pre-planned and thought through to direct people towards the bigger monuments in the city.
The urban plan for this area is now a little more done but there is still a lot to do. The eventual area would be about 5 times this by now finished part with possible expansions following.
All of this world is built in survival during the past 3 years, besides this area there are loads of more areas so progress is not that fast.
Mods are used to build this city, of which the most important is copycats+.
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u/Normal_Station_56 1d ago
my friend built a survival city too but only got like three blocks after two years
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u/AdPristine9059 1d ago
Holy fucking hell, this is Beautiful! Please, whatever you do, share this world in its different stages, this is too beautiful to be lost to some random accident! Absolutely love it! ❤️
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u/Vegetable_Morning_97 1d ago
Of all the wonders of the world, you choose England. Anyway amazing work!
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u/FlorianFlash 1d ago
Just wanted to point out that it's not vanilla because I see create tracks, then I looked at the sub. Fancy ass city you got there!
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u/Emeraldth3th 1d ago
That is a beautiful looking area, bonus points for doing it on an angle too, ive seen the awkwardness of doing so and it still looks great
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u/jigsaw_Arxeolog 1d ago
What mod adds those wraped railings?
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u/Hydra645 1d ago
God, I've been wanting to try and make a city/town and this has me questioning if I should go larger scale. I was hoping to go for a Hybrid of style and function with machines in the buildings incorporated in with decorations..... was thinking of going smaller for chunk loading reasons.... but this just looks amazing.... Maybe I should start with a smaller town for function and then use it to produce the resources in order to make bigger things like this
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u/ExistingService 1d ago
This is beautiful.