1################################################################################ 2# # 3# Simutrans Scenario Specific Translation File # 4# Scenario: pak128 # 5# Language: en English # 6# Encoding: ISO-8859-1 # 7# Font : Prop-Latin1.bdf # 8# Date Created: 19.03 2013 # 9# # 10# authors: # 11# Alexander Brose - AlexB # 12# note: # 13# - An_dz # 14# note: Verified where all texts are shown # 15# Klaus Thenmayer - Bitfreezer # 16# note: # 17# - Christian # 18# note: # 19# Colin W Anetts - Colin # 20# note: # 21# Colin Teubner - ColinT # 22# note: # 23# - Combuijs # 24# note: # 25# Michael Hohl - Cruzer # 26# note: Administrator pak192.comic # 27# Dirk W. - DirrrtyDirk # 28# note: # 29# - Dwachs # 30# note: # 31# Frank Penz - FrankP # 32# note: # 33# - GerdW # 34# note: # 35# Roman Schw�rer - Gotthardlok # 36# note: # 37# Hansj�rg Malthaner - Hajo # 38# note: # 39# - IgorEliezer # 40# note: # 41# Jaroslaw - Jaroslaw # 42# note: # 43# Marcus Haupt - Marcus # 44#note: if I�m not available by email to proximity.de try mail@marcus-haupt.de (# 45# - Nico192 # 46# note: # 47# - Nicole_Chen # 48# note: # 49# - Paco_m # 50# note: # 51# Sava Bogdanets - Sava2004 # 52# note: # 53# Susanna Bj�rverud - Susanna # 54# note: # 55# James P. 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Death is faster. # 117# Vladim�r Sl�vik - vsys # 118# note: # 119# Michael Olbricht - whoami # 120# note: # 121# # 122################################################################################ 123#____________________________________bridge_____________________________________ 124#____________________________________bridge_____________________________________ 125PowerBridge 126Power Line Bridge 127Rail_Track_060_Bridge 128Wooden bridge for freight track 129Rail_Track_060B_Bridge 130Old steel bridge for freight track 131Rail_Track_080_Bridge 132Iron bridge for old track 133Rail_Track_080B_Bridge 134Modern steel bridge for freight track 135Rail_Track_100_Bridge 136Wooden sleeper track bridge 137Rail_Track_120_Bridge 138Fast wooden sleeper track bridge 139Rail_Track_120B_Bridge 140Fast freight track bridge 141Rail_Track_140_Bridge 142Express track bridge 143Rail_Track_160_Bridge 144Concrete bridge for enhanced express track 145Rail_Track_180_Bridge 146Concrete bridge for regional track 147Rail_Track_200_Bridge 148Steel bridge for modern express track 149Rail_Track_240_Bridge 150Steel structured bridge for express track 151Rail_Track_280_Bridge 152Concrete bridge for high speed track 153Rail_Track_320_Bridge 154Concrete framed bridge for modern high speed track 155Rail_Track_400_Bridge 156Concrete framed bridge for enhanced high speed track 157road_030_bridge_old 158Wooden road bridge 159road_040_bridge_old 160City stone bridge 161road_050_bridge_old 162City bridge 163road_055_bridge 164Stone road bridge 165road_070_bridge 166Road bridge 167road_090_bridge 168Modern road bridge 169road_110_bridge 170Highway bridge 171road_130_bridge 172Freeway bridge 173road_200_bridge 174Modern freeway bridge 175Schwebebahn_p_bridge 176Bridge for Suspension Railway 177water_bridge 178Canal Bridge (stone) 179Rail_060_Bridge 180Bridge (wood) for Freight Track 181Rail_060B_Bridge 182Bridge (steel, basic) for Freight Track 183Rail_080_Bridge 184Bridge (iron) for Wooden Sleeper Track 185Rail_080B_Bridge 186Bridge (steel, advanced) for Freight Track 187Rail_100_Bridge 188Bridge for Wooden Sleeper Track 189Rail_120_Bridge 190Bridge for Wooden Sleeper Track 191Rail_120B_Bridge 192Bridge for Freight Track 193Rail_140_Bridge 194Bridge (stone block arch) for Express Track 195Rail_160_Bridge 196Bridge (concrete) for Express Track 197Rail_180_Bridge 198Bridge (concrete) for Regional Track 199Rail_200_Bridge 200Bridge (steel) for Express Track 201Rail_240_Bridge 202Bridge (steel) for Express Track 203Rail_280_Bridge 204Bridge (concrete) for High-Speed Track 205Rail_320_Bridge 206Bridge (concrete frame) for High-Speed Track 207Rail_400_Bridge 208Bridge (tubular concrete frame) for High-Speed Track 209road_030_bridge 210Bridge (wood) for Dirt Road 211road_040_bridge 212Bridge (stone block) for Street 213road_050_bridge 214Bridge (concrete) for Street 215Road_030_Bridge 216Bridge (wood) for Dirt Road 217Road_040_Bridge 218Bridge (stone block) for Street 219Road_050_Bridge 220Bridge (concrete) for Street 221Road_055_Bridge 222Bridge (stone) for Dirt Road 223Road_070_Bridge 224Bridge for Road 225Road_090_Bridge 226Bridge (central column, advanced) for Road 227Highway_110_Bridge 228Bridge (tripple concrete pillar) for Freeway 229Highway_130_Bridge 230Bridge (double square column) for Freeway 231Highway_200_Bridge 232Bridge (wide column, advanced) for Freeway 233#___________________________________building____________________________________ 234#___________________________________building____________________________________ 23501_CITY 236City Hall 23701_CITY_1 238City Hall 23902_CITY 240City Hall 24102_CITY_1 242City Hall 24303_CITY 244City Hall 24503_CITY_1 246City Hall 24704_CITY 248City Hall 24904_CITY_1 250City Hall 25105_CITY 252City Hall 25305_CITY_1 254City Hall 2551920_AirDepot 256Hangar (simple) 2571930AirDepot 258Hangar (wood) 2591940AirDepot 260Hangar (sheet metal) 2611950AirDepot 262Hangar (concrete) 2631990AirDepot 264Hangar (advanced) 265ABBYS_0 266Abbey\n\nAn abbey famous for its two towers containing deep wells. Because of an old legend saying the wells are bottomless people flock here to see for themselves by dropping coins down into them. In reality the wells are only 50 meters deep but still it manages to trick people. The coins in the wells suplimented the abbey's income enough that the monks could restore the place to its present state. 267Airport1920_AirportBlg 268Airport Passenger Terminal 269Airport1930PostOffice 270Airmail Office 271Airport1990_Big_AirportBlg 272Large Modern Passenger Terminal 273Airport1990_Big_PostOffice 274International mail terminal 275Airport1990_Entrance_AirportBlg 276Modern Airport Entrance 277Airport1990_Gates_AirportBlg 278Modern Gate 279Airport1990_PostOffice 280Modern Airmail Office 281Airport1990_Small_AirportBlg 282Small Modern Passenger Terminal 283Airport1990_Small_PostOffice 284Regional mail terminal 285Airport1990_Warehouse 286Modern Cargo Terminal 287AirStop_AirportBlg 288Aircraft Loading Area 289Almuthof_StationBlg 290Country Station 291Avila_Big_StationBlg 292Large Passenger Building 293Avila_Small_StationBlg 294Small Passenger Building 295Avila_Warehouse_StationBlg 296Freight Warehouse 297big_classic_bus_stop 298Large bus stop 299big_modern_bus_stop 300Large modern busstop 301BigTerminal1930_AirportBlg 302Big terminal for passengers 303BigTerminal1950_AirportBlg_S 304Large Passenger Terminal (1950) 305Bulk_Dock 306Cargo Dock (bulk) 307Bulk_StationBlg 308Bulk Goods Station Building 309bus_terminus 310Modern Bus Terminal 311canal_ChannelStop 312Canal Quay 313canal_ware_stop 314Canal Quay (Goods) 315Car_StationBlg 316Station Parking Lot 317CarDepot 318Garage 319CargoHighStop 320Drive-through loading bay 321CarStop 322Loading Bay 323CASTLE_0 324Old Castle\n\nA castle which once belonged to King Napik. Although almost completly destroyed during a great warit was rebuilt in the nineteenth century. Currently houses a very famous collection of old armour and swords which were found in the ruins during reconstruction and appear to have been never used. 325CHURCH_02 326Pink Church\n\nA quaint church built by a celebrated crazy monk. In the year 1654 he painted the whole building pink. Although the colour faded away with time the name remains to this day. 327CHURCH_03 328Church\n\nThis is a famous church,\nwhich attracts people by\nits pleasant surroundings\nand the interesting\npaintings inside.\n\n 329CHURCH_04 330Synagogue\n\nThough this minster looks a bit\nArabic, it is in fact a\nsynagogue.\n\n 331CHURCH_05 332St. Michael's\n\nThis architectural gem was\nbuilt at the end of the 19th\ncentury, and is interesting\nbecause of its metal roof,\ndesigned by Alexander\nGustavus Eiffel.\n 333CHURCH_06 334Church\n\nA typical village or small\ntown church.\n\n 335CIRCUS_0 336Circus Humberto\n\nThe famous circus made this\ntown it's final destination.\nThe classical tent was\npreserved to keep the\noriginal atmosphere, but all\nthe circus people bought\ntheir own houses here, so\nyou can count on it staying\nhere, and becoming very\npopular tourist target. The\ncircus features the famous\nelephant Jumbo, who sits down\nevery time it hears the bell. So\nbe careful to not to ring the bell\nWhile standing behind Jumbo,\nunless you like to be very flat.\n 337CIVILIAN_RADAR 338Observatory\n\nMaybe you don't believe it, but\nthis is a normal\nobservatory. Radio\nobservatory of course...\n\n 339classic_mailbox 340Post Box 341ClosedTrainStop 342Completely covered platform 343CoalTrainStop 344Goods Platform (coal) 345COM_00_01 346This is a pre-school, where\nsmall children can play and\nsleep while their parents\nare at work. Although one\ncan sometimes hear kids\nyelling, this is really a nice\nand peaceful place full of\nlaughter and sweet dreams\nmost of the time. This day\ncare center also teaches\nyoung children early\nreading and math skills.\n 347COM_00_02 348This friendly caf� is well\nknown for its foot-long\nsandwiches. The owner\nrefuses to give out his\nsecret recipe, but rumour\nhas it that he grow his own\nherbs in his garden at\nhome.\n 349COM_00_03 350Brown Powder - this is a\nsmall caf�. You can go\nthere to sit outside and\nchit-chat with your friends,\nand enjoy the rich taste of\nthe local coffee. The only\nproblem is that traffic\nfumes make people lose\ntheir appetite.\n 351COM_00_04 352Disguised as ordinary Tidy\nDidy Diaper Service vans,\nthese high tech\nsurveillance trucks can get\npast the tightest daycare\nsecurity.\n\n 353COM_00_05 354This old pub is owned by\nthe son of Irish immigrants.\nThe local Irish community\nmeets here to tell stories\nfrom the "ould" country,\nand consume vast\nquantities of Guiness, in\nthe belief that "Guiness is\ngood for you".\n 355COM_00_06 356This is the "Good Sound"\nradio shop. You probably\nwon't be surprised that\ntheir main selling article is\nradios - big or small, black\nor white, table top or\nportable, just any radio\nyou can imagine. It is\nowned by a guy who looks\nlike a rodent, with his big\nfront teeth. He's called a\nRadio Ham-ster.\n 357COM_00_07 358This is the Natural Beauty\nflorist shop. It is the best\nplace to stop for buying\nsome nice pot for your\nwindow sill, plants for your\ngarden, or just a bouquet\nfor your loved one. They\npromise that their flowers\nwill always be fresh and\nlast very long. The owner\ngrows flowers upstairs,\nusing artifical lighting.\n 359COM_00_08 360This exquisite Oriental\nrestaurant overlooks a\nbeautiful Japanese garden.\nYou can often find the\npatrons standing on the\nwalkway, mesmerized by\nthe breathtaking sights.\n 361COM_00_09 362This beautiful small lodge\nresembles to an old\nmedieval tavern. The owner\nhas arranged it like this\nbecause he likes to sit\nthere (or in the garden)\nwith his friends and drink\ncold beer. He makes his\nliving by renting a horse\ncart to nearby businesses.\n 363COM_00_10 364A house tiled by a red\nbricks.\n\n 365COM_00_11 366This house contains a pet\nshop specializing in sweet\nlittle kittens and puppies.\nNote the owner's apartment\non the top floor, where he\nand his wife live with 13\ndogs and 27 cats that play\npeacefully all day\n 367COM_00_12 368The lower part of the house\nis occupied by Mandy's\ngrocery store. All\nconsumables are sold in\nthe left part of the house,\nand other things in the\nright part. The flat on the\nsecond floor is the secret\nhideout of local poker\nplayers.\n 369COM_00_13 370On a good day you can sit\nout on the upper deck of\nthis fine inn for lunch. But\non a bad day the wind\nblows in from the water\ntreatment plant down the\nstreet and you tend to lose\nyour appetite.\n 371COM_00_14 372Do you need a "special"\ngift for someone you\n"really" like? Just get in\nhere and find out about\ngifts that will make your\n"friend" never invite you\nagain!\n 373COM_00_15 374Under the bright awnings of\nthe first floor are a jewelry\nstore and a bakery. On the\nupper floors are assorted\nlow rent offices for\nprofessionals of\nquestionable repute.\n 375COM_00_16 376Pill not Ill drug store mainly\nspecializes in selling\nvarious medical things -\nfrom different sorts of pills\nand medications to\nbandages and wooden legs.\n\n 377COM_00_17 378Eugene's Fine Clothes is a\ngreat place to find the\nhottest styles at\nreasonable prices.\n\n 379COM_00_18 380Chateaux Touche is a\nwonderful bed and\nbreakfast. It even rates\nfive stars in Chaz's Guide\nto Romantic Getaways and\nCool Places to Get Lucky.\n\n 381COM_00_19 382This clothing store is run\nby a former gardener. The\ninteresting question is:\nWhy do so many secret\nagents buy suits right\nhere? Isn't that\nsuspicious?\n 383COM_00_21 384This parking lot is a\nhide-out for gerontocracy\ngang. This highly\nuncommon syndicate\ngroups old ladies who are\nunhappy with the current\nstate of the city. They\nmeet on midnights and then\nroar surrounding streets for\nthe rest of the night in\ntheir armored motorized\nwheelchairs. Armed with\nwalking sticks and crutches,\nthey mercilessly beat any\ndrunken teenager who is unlucky\nenough to meet them on his way\nhome from the pub. Thanks to\ntheir activity, this neighborhood\nis quite free from graffiti. \n 385COM_00_22 386Office Building\n\n 387COM_00_60 388High-Rise Building\n\n 389COM_01_01 390fish shop\n\n 391COM_01_13 392Fish N' Sticks is the finest\nseafood restaurant annex\npool hall in all of Simuland.\nMany people like eating\noutdoors on the upper\ndeck, whereas others\nenjoy eating inside while\nwatching a billiards\ntournament.\n 393COM_01_15 394Block of Flats with Shops\n\n 395COM_01_18 396This building disguised as a\nchurch, was once used for\nritual sacrifices. The local\nCoven still meet here on\nHalloween.\n\n 397COM_01_19 398Entering this building's door\nyou will discover toys\nyou've never seen before!\nThis store sells only the\nbest model trains available\nall over the world and is\nwell-known in the whole\ntown.\n 399COM_01_21 400Office Block\n\n 401COM_01_23 402Office Block\n\n 403COM_01_28 404Water pumps are\nmanufactured here. This\ncompany is widely known\nfor its good behavior\ntowards its own workers.\nAlthough salaries are below\nthe average, people still\nlike to work here.\n 405COM_01_29 406The stairs on the side of\nthe building lead to the\ndoor of none other than\nArchibald Lillyhammer\nPrivate Eye. You may have\nseen his commercial on TV:\n"He can find anybody\nanywhere (or your money\nback)". What Archie\ndoesn't say is that he\nmakes more money from the\npeople he finds, who do\nnot want to be found?\n 407COM_01_35 408The local offices of the\nSecret National Elite\nAgency of Knowledge - You\ncan often find these SNEAK\nagents tapping your phone\nor rummaging through your\ngarbage in search of\nnational secrets.\n 409COM_01_36 410This building houses\nvarious law offices, an ad\nagency, and at least three\ninsurance agencies, but is\nbest known for the large\nflag that is hung on the\nrooftop flagpole on\npatriotic holidays.\n 411COM_01_47 412High-Rise Building\n\n 413COM_01_52 414If only the designers of\nthis building were not\nhealth nuts... They did not\ninstall elevators, so you\nhave to climb stairs to\nevery floor. The doors have\na ten pound spring in the\nhinge so you can get\nresistance training. But\nworst of all is that the\ncafeteria sells only protein\nshakes and tofu burgers.\n 415COM_01_60 416High-Rise Building\n\n 417COM_03_28 418The offices in this house\nwere so huge and demand\nso low that managers often\nfound themselves lost in\nempty spaces. So an owner\ndecided to shrink the\nhouse one wall inwards.\nThis idea attracted so\nmany potential occupants\nthat owner decided to build\nanother house of this kind.\nSo watch out if new house\nof this kind appears.\n 419COM_05_01 420This is the most popular\nclub around. The\ninteresting part is that\nthey only serve bottled\nwater and health food. It is\na good thing that\ncustomers are rather more\ninterested in the live music\nthere than in the food.\n 421COM_05_02 422This is a parking lot. What\nare you asking about? Is\nsomething unclear about\nit?\n\n 423COM_05_03 424This small tea room Boiling\nPot is a great place where\nyou can go with your date.\nThe smell of good tea,\noriental music and dim\nlighting create a very nice\nand romantic atmosphere.\n 425COM_05_04 426This small shop sells\nbicycles and sports\nequipment. This is a place\nyou must visit before\ncompeting in any sporting\nevents.\n\n 427COM_05_05 428This store, nicknamed "The\nRoast & Toast", sells and\nrepairs microwave ovens\nand toasters. That is all\nthey do there.\n\n 429COM_05_06 430This is the "Look Good\nBoutique". The best place\nto spend your monthly\nincome to make yourself\nlook good! But maybe you\nhave a better place to\nspend your money at. That\nis probably the reason why\nthe sales person feels so\nlonely and surveys an\nempty shop.\n 431COM_05_07 432This part of the sidewalk is\nreserved for parking. It is\ncrowded as it is becoming\nincreasingly difficult to find\ngood parking space in the\ngrowing city. The local\ncouncil is thinking of\ninstalling parking meters.\n 433COM_05_08 434This bowling center looks\nlike a fun place to take\nyour family. But it is really\nthe local hangout of an\ninfamous criminal\norganization.\n\n 435COM_05_09 436This pharmacy is where you\ngo to get drugs, but only\nthe legal kind. At least,\nthat is what the note on\nthe shop doors says.\n\n 437COM_05_10 438This is Loose Your Pants\ncasino. Although you\ncannot see anyone really\nwalking around naked, from\nthe sad faces of leaving\nguests, you can guess\nthat the only happy person\nwill be the casino keeper.\nThis raises the question:\nwhy is anyone entering at\nall?\n 439COM_05_11 440This is an old office\nbuilding currently used by\nSocial Services for various\noutreach programs to help\nintercity youths to make\nthe right choices, like\nwhich buildings to blow up,\nor cars to steal.\n 441COM_05_12 442This building is raised high\nabove ground to prevent\nflooding. The problem is, it\nnever floods in Simutrans,\nso the bottom area is used\nfor parking.\n\n 443COM_05_13 444This is the "Rent a Bed"\nhotel. As rates are low, it is\ncrowded most of the time.\nIt does not really offer a\nluxurious stay, but at least\nyou get a room with its\nshower and toilet.\n(However, the shower might\nbe broken and the toilet\nunclean, uaah!)\n 445COM_05_15 446Joe's Hobby Shop is the\ncity's foremost RC shop.\nFrom the showroom for\nradio-controlled cars to the\none for airplanes (in the\nshape of a control tower)\nyou will find topnotch\nmodels and kits as well as\nexpert advice on what to\ndo with them.\n 447COM_05_16 448You can often find the\nlocal youths taking a dip in\nthis water tower. If you do,\nit is advisable to wait a\nfew hours for the water to\nrecycle before you take a\ndrink... or at least until it no\nlonger has a yellowish tint.\n 449COM_05_17 450The Movie Drome is the\npopular place for young\npeople to go see the latest\nfilms. But they had better\nkeep their tickets close to\nthem because the usher\nlikes throwing people out.\n 451COM_05_18 452This building without\nwindows houses local\n"Buffalo Bill" cinema - the\nbest place to spend your\nevening. But it is advisable\nnot to drink too much\nduring the movie. The\ntoilets are more than dirty.\nSome visitors are even\ntaking the risk of going to\ndo the job outside; how\ndisgusting!\n 453COM_05_19 454This is the home of\nTechnoDunce. They\nspecialise in training\n"technologically\nchallenged" individuals to\ndo things like, operate a\nremote, turn on a computer\nand set the clock on their\nVCR.\n 455COM_05_20 456This building is full of\ncheap offices. It offers no\ncomfort, luxury or\nrepresentation. But if you\njust need place where you\ncan do your work, this can\nbe a good choice. You can\nmake lots of friends here\nand join spontaneous\nparties every Friday\nevening.\n 457COM_05_21 458Accidents of any type are\nextremely rare here in\nSimuland due to the\nsuperbly laid out commuter\nsystems. But when the\noccasion arises it is nice\nto know that an ambulance\nis only minutes away to\nrush you to this state of\nthe art hospital.\n 459COM_05_22 460If you cannot park on the\nstreet, you surely can do\nthat in this garage complex.\nYou will pay insane rates -\none credit for each hour.\nBut what else can you do?\nYou have no other choice.\n 461COM_05_23 462Originally designed as a\nsingle story building with\nan open court inside, this\nbuilding took on a new and\nunusual look when the\ndemand for additional\ninner-city office space\nforced the owners to\nincrease space.\n 463COM_05_24 464This hotel is very clean and\nwell kept. It is also very\ninexpensive. The demand is\nso great that to augment\nthe six hundred 1x11 meter\ncubicles already there they\nadded not only the eight\ndormers each sporting a\nwindow view and and extra\nhalf meter of headroom, but\nthey also added four open\nair hammocks on each side\nfor the adventurous sort that\nreally enjoys outdoor living.\n 465COM_06_01 466Many old men like to meet\neach other at this cafe.\nThe coffee is bad, and the\nfood is worse, but the men\nare really only there to talk\nabout the weather and the\n"Good old days".\n 467COM_06_02 468This lot is designated for\nfree parking. Usually it is a\ngood place to park your car\nwhile going to nearby\nshops. But be careful; do\nnot leave anything valuable\nin the car!\n 469COM_06_03 470This is an open air concert\nof MHz Megaband. Just stop\nthere to enjoy the tunes.\nYou will love it. Neighbors\ndo not love it, they do not\neven like it, they hate it!\n\n 471COM_06_04 472Here at the Gay Rog Garage\nthey will change your oil\nand lube your chassis in 15\nminutes or less. And: over\ntwelve cars per hour at\ncr19.95 per car can be\nserviced. That makes\nRoger, the owner, very,\nvery, happy, but not\nnecessarily 'gay'.\n 473COM_06_05 474Here at Pearly White\nDentistry, Dr.Al Otto Payne\nDDS. really enjoys his work.\nAnd, as the members of\nThe Masochists Anonymous\nnext door like to say, "A\nlittle bit of Payne can really\nmake you smile".\n 475COM_06_06 476Here at the Yellow Cab\nCompany anyone can get a\njob driving a taxi. All you\nneed to do is take an eight\nhour course in which you\nlearn to avoid open\nstreets, how to not\nunderstand directions in\nmultiple languages, and\nmost important, how to look\nperfectly calm and in\ncontrol while you haven't a\nclue where you are going.\n 477COM_06_07 478The funny thing about this\ninner city parking lot is that\ncars must be pushed into\nplace sideways.\n\n 479COM_06_09 480These jails are smaller than\nother jails. When famous\npeople commit crimes, they\nare brought to places like\nthis. But do not worry; the\ncelebrity inmates have\nlarge cells and king-sized\nbeds.\n 481COM_06_10 482Since privatization of law\nenforcement was\ncompleted, these jails\nhave popped up\neverywhere.\n\n 483COM_06_12 484This auto shop is owned by\nthe local crime boss. Many\ncars go in but only a few\ncome out. The rest are\nchopped up and\ntransported accross the\nborder as used parts.\n 485COM_06_13 486A large barber shop is\nalways busy, but the\natmosphere is completely\ndifferent from the smaller\nshops.\n\n 487COM_06_14 488JC's Tack and Feed is the\nbest place in town to get\nsupplies for your horse. In\nfront is the very wagon\nthat brought JC's\nancestors when they\nsettled here over two\nhundred years ago.\n 489COM_06_16 490The city built this water\ntower. There was not much\nneed for it because of the\nlarger cisterns, but the\ncity's youth needed a\nplace to write their names\nand graffiti. So there's no\nmore water inside. At this\ntime it's the hangout of a\nlocal gang called"\nliquideath".\n 491COM_06_17 492As the city grows, so does\nBurgeroo's. This is\n"Burgeroo's Two".\n\n 493COM_06_18 494If you look through the\nwindow at this building,\nyou can watch one of\nSimutrans team members at\nhis daily work. Just guess\nwho the person is and what\nis he doing...\n 495COM_06_19 496Here at the Lou Neh Ben\nMemorial Hospital the\npatients find a variety of\nthings to pass the time.\nWhy, only yesterday the\npatients in Ward C had a\nmashed potato castle\nbuilding contest during\nlunch. Sarah Feeblemind\nalmost won but she could\nnot resist stuffing her prize\ncreation up her nose.\n 497COM_06_20 498Here is the home of the\nworld famous Super Sweet\nCandy Co., makers of the\nTooth Cracker, the worlds\nhardest jawbreaker and\nThe Cavity Chew, the\nstickiest, gooiest,\nchewiest caramel on the\nmarket.Right next door is a\nDentist, he makes a lot of\nmoney.\n 499COM_06_21 500These are the studios of\nthe cable and satellite\nchannel, At Home Buying\nNetwork. Every time you\ntune in, you will find\nsomething that you\npositively must have but\nthat you will probably never\never use and it is always\nat the absolute lowest\nprice ever.\n 501COM_06_22 502Another slum-like high-rise\nbuilding with endless rows\nof doors, each of them\nbelonging to some small\ncompany which can't even\nbegin to think about\naffording its own office\nblock.\n 503COM_06_26 504This was once an\napartment building. But as\nliving standards have risen,\nno one wants to live in\nconcrete apartments any\nmore. So they have been\nconverted into offices. The\noffices still maintain the\nstyle of apartments with\nown restroom and kitchen.\nThis enables employees to\nsave some money by\ncooking their own lunches.\n 505COM_06_27 506This concrete building\nholds some average\noffices. It offers no\ncomfort, but you can rely\non such basics as a\nworking elevator or clean\ntoilets. Oh no, the elevator\ngot stuck just now! And\nwhat is that sewer-like\nsmell?\n 507COM_06_30 508Jummi Yammi frozen food\nplant provides various\nready-made frozen meals.\nUsually they are not sold\ndirectly to consumers; they\nare mostly shipped to\nrestaurants around town.\nHave you ever wondered\nwhy the meals are similar in\nmost restaurants along the\nstreet, and the shortage of\ncats in town? This might be\nthe answer.\n 509COM_06_31 510If you need to rent an\noffice to solidly represent\nyour company, this building\ncan be a good choice. For a\ngood price, you get all\nsuch luxury as automatic\nglass doors, reception,\nelevators, everyday\ncleaning and food service.\n 511COM_06_32 512This colorful building\nhouses the Greater Metro\nConvention Center and\nUptown Flea Market.You'll\nfind a lot of dogs here\nmost days.\n\n 513COM_06_33 514The Deluxo Hotel with its\ntrademark rooftop swimming\npool offers 5 star\naccommodations to all who\ncan afford to stay in the\nlap of luxury. If you have\nthe means, you will\nthoroughly enjoy your stay.\n 515COM_06_34 516This hotel and convention\ncenter hosted last years\nmeeting of The Society for\nthe Prevention of Cruelty to\nLawns and Associated\nLandscaping Vegetation.\nThe hotel mistakenly\nscheduled the landscape\nservice to mow the lawn\nthat same day. In the\nensuing riot the grounds\nwere trampled to a pulp. All\nthey have been able to grow so\nfar since is this one lone tree.\n 517COM_06_35 518You probably remember\nseeing this building on the\nnews recently. This is\nwhere a lone gunman tried\nto shoot his former boss\nand co-workers. Luckily\nalmost everyone here at\nthe downtown police\nstation wears a gun to\nwork, so he was easily\napprehended.\n 519COM_06_36 520The history of this strange\ntower is long (and strange,\ntoo). It was built in the late\nfifties when the\ngovernment considered\nbuilding an international\nairport. Luckily the\nmegalomanic mayor had to\nleave his job because of\nriots. The first airport\nobject, the control tower,\nwas left unfinished with a\nheight of nine floors, before\nanother three floors and the top\ncould be built. No one wanted to\nbuy such a monster. Finally the\ngasworks purchased this pile of\nbricks, pulled down two floors\nand built two rows of offices\nfrom the remaining material.\nEvery Sunday the tower is open\nto visitors who come to enjoy a\nview of the town; other buildings\nowners do not usually like people\nwalking on the roof.\n 521COM_06_37 522This building houses\nseveral different\nprofessions. Like Dr. Payne,\nDDS. ,and the accounting\nfirm of Loopholes, Inc. But\nit is especially known as\nthe office of Dr. Dre Kulla,\nrenowned blood specialist.\n 523COM_06_38 524Each office in this building\nhas a balcony because\nwhen it was built, the\nstreet below formed part of\nthe city's parade route.\nNow the empty balconies\nare a popular repository of\npigeon poop.\n 525COM_06_39 526Some sad person tried to\nmake this boring 60's tower\nblock look nice by painting\nit pink. It has not worked.\nThis type of building was\nbuilt in the 60's as part of\na big push for housing and\nhas now been converted\ninto cheap offices.\n 527COM_06_40 528This black building was\ndesigned by the architect\nstudents of the local\ncommunity college. It\nwasn't realised until after\nit was built that the\nstudent in charge of\nrestrooms was a practical\njoker. The walls dividing\nthe men's and women's\nrooms are acoustically\ndesigned to amplify any\nsounds ten times.\n 529COM_06_41 530This triangular design is of\na more aerodynamic nature,\nand cuts down on the wind\ntunnel effect between\nbuildings. It was inspired\nby a young Scot who had\nbeen a little over-exposed\nwhen his kilt blew up in a\nwind storm.\n 531COM_06_42 532The top floor is the studio\nof the city's top Top 40\nradio station. They\nguarantee no more than\ntwenty-nine minutes of\ncommercials per hour, not\nto repeat any one song\nmore than ten times in a\nfive hour period, and not to\ntalk over the beginning of\nevery song they play. If\nthey do not, then the 51st.\ncaller wins a cheesy bag of crap.\n 533COM_06_43 534The owner of this house\ntries to pretend having a\nnice, clean office building\nbut in fact he sells\ncreatures many people\ndon't like: snakes, frogs,\ninsects and what they eat\n(rats, spiders, ...)\n 535COM_06_44 536On the top two floors you\nwill find SmaShitz Recording\nStudios. This is were the\nheavy metal punk rap\ngroup, Loud Noize record\ntheir albums. They also\nsponsor the country and\nwestern singer Clef Chen\nfrom Singapore.\n 537COM_06_45 538This is the office building\nof a paint company.\nSurprisingly, the only colors\nthey do not produce are\npurple and yellow.\n\n 539COM_06_46 540An expensive, comfortable\noffice with its own\nair-conditioner and refuse\nincinerating plant.\n\n 541COM_06_47 542Not only does this building\nhouse the regional office\nof the famous company\nproducing the famous toy\n"LAGO". Even the building\nitself is also made of it.\nThat's right - it took 50\nbuilders 10,000 man hours\nand 15,764,992 blocks to\nbuild. It looks great and\nworks fine. Now if they\ncould just stop those kids\nfrom stealing blocks from the\nbase before it topples.\n 543COM_06_48 544Home of the Hehim\nChocolate Factory. Thirteen\nfloors of delicious,\nmouth-watering chocolaty\nconfections.\n\n 545COM_06_49 546Yes, these are two\nunconnected buildings. It\nseems that during\nconstruction it was\ndiscovered that once upon\na time a well traveled and\nhistoric footpath crossed\nthe property. After years of\nlitigation over the disputed\nimportance of such things\nthe builders gave up and\nbuilt around it.\n 547COM_06_50 548The designer of this tower\nwas very clever. He knew\nthat every office has a few\npeople that nobody likes,\nso in this building, four of\nthose people got their own\nfloors. The problem is, they\nhave to travel past\neverybody else in the\noffice on the way up.\n 549COM_06_52 550Thanks to the recent\nproperty bubble, buildings\nare being torn down and\nre-built as fast as they\ncan be bought and sold.\nNobody knows when the\nbubble will burst, so they\nare making as much money\nas they can before they\nare all left penniless. For\nnow, buildings like this will\ncontinue to pop up.\n 551COM_06_53 552People over at the local\ngambling establishment\nhave started a betting pool\nbased on gambler's\nguesses when this building\nwill be complete. What they\ndon't know is that the\nowner of the establishment\nhas made a deal with the\nconstruction crew to finish\non a day that nobody has\nbet on. Nobody will win, and\nthe owner of the establishment\nwill keep all the money.\n 553COM_06_54 554The solar collection array\non the roof of this building\nis able to supply all of the\nbuilding's electrical needs.\nAt least that what the\nsalesman promised them.\nWhat he forgot to say was\nthat it must be wired into\nthe local power grid, where\n99 percent of the\nelectricity comes from.\n 555COM_06_55 556This building is full of\noffices and apartments at\nthe top, for long-distance\ncommuters to stay in.\n\n 557COM_06_56 558This shopping mall and\nhealth club offers an\noutdoor track on the fifth\nfloor. Inside the building on\nthe same floor is the\nHeavenly Bodies Bar and\nGrill - a popular place for\nbusiness men to have their\nlunch. Each booth has a\nwindow so you can sit and\nwatch the more\nfitness-minded jog by.\n 559COM_06_57 560This building is designed to\nbe totally disaster-proof. It\nsits on stilts in case it\nmight flood, and each\ncolumn holding it up is\ndesigned to counteract the\neffects of an earthquake.\nAlso in case of fire or a\nstock market crash the\nlower tier has inflatable air\nbags to catch people\njumping from higher levels.\n 561COM_06_59 562This is a highrise in\nfuncionalist style. Take\nnotice, this architect was\nnot afraid of combining\ncolor and materials. The\nresult of his work is more\nthan interesting.\n 563COM_06_60 564The balconies on this\nbuilding were a popular\nselling feature. They were,\nuntil the college for clowns\nopened on the top floor.\nNow anyone venturing out\non a balcony is in danger\nof getting hit by a loogie or\na water balloon.\n 565COM_07_01 566This small hardware store\nis one of the survivors of\ncompeting with the large\nhome markets, which get\nmore business. Obviously,\nit offers something special.\nMaybe it is the pretty girl\nbehind the counter, who\nknows?\n 567COM_07_02 568This changing billboard is\nthe first ever in the\nSimutrans universe. It is\nsponsored by Burgeroo's,\nhome of the famous "Fallen\nArches", and by Rozum\nChtic Uzlik, the renowned\nCzech sex therapist.\n 569COM_07_03 570Burgeroo's Junior is where\npeople go to order their\nfood and eat it outside. It\nis a favorite place with the\nkids because the manager\nlets them draw large\nburgers on the outside\nwalls.\n 571COM_07_04 572Do you need a tractor or\nlawnmower? Or how about\nparts to fix the ones you\nhave? Come to "Country\nPatrick's Tractor Sales".\nAnd remember, it's the one\nwith all the tractors out\nfront!\n 573COM_07_05 574The Simu County Library not\nonly offers books and a\nwide variety of resource\nmaterials, but it has five\ninternet-connectible\ncomputers available for\npublic use. Often you can\nfind a few Simutrans\ngroupies whose home\ncomputers are not working\ngetting their daily fix.\n 575COM_07_09 576Here at the animal control\nagency many people come\nto adopt a pet.\nUnfortunately, many more\npeople come here to drop\nunwanted animals. Luckily\nthere are several people in\nthe surrounding cities that\ncan give nice homes to the\nsurplus.\n 577COM_07_13 578"Tractors Is Us" is the\nname of this business.\nThey have tractors\neverywhere, even on the\nroof. But they are sold,\njust as soon as the owner\ngets them all positioned in\nthe way he likes them.\nSomebody must buy a lot\nof tractors!\n 579COM_07_14 580The Farmers Market is\nwhere local farmers meet to\nsell their crops directly to\nthe people. This means\nthey get some extra\nincome, and the people get\ntheir fresh food for less\nthan they would pay at the\nsupermarket.\n 581COM_07_17 582As the city grows, so does\nBurgeroo's. This is the\n"Burgeroo's Fine Dining\nExperience". On the bottom\nlevel you can order regular\nburgers and fries, while the\ntop level serves steaks\nand baked potatos.\n 583COM_07_20 584In these offices you can\nfind about thirty journalists\nthat investigate and write\narticles for the "Simutrans\nDaily World" newspaper,\nwhich is printed in 500,000\ncopies in print works all\nover the country.\n 585COM_08_01 586Balloons may not be a\nprofitable way for players\nto transport people, but\nthey are a fun way to see\nthe city.\n\n 587COM_08_32 588One small family lives here.\nThey live on the bottom\nfloor. When the town grew\nand bought up a farmer's\nland, he bought this\nbuilding and continued\nfarming inside. Lighting\ncomes from high-powered\nbulbs getting electricity\nfrom the solar panels on\nthe roof. There is also a\nsmall market for selling the\ncrops directly to the people on\nthe back side of the bottom\nfloor.\n 589COM_08_33 590Rooftop swimming and\nindoor tennis are just a\nfew of the amenities at\nthis fine resort hotel. If\nyou are in the mood there\nis even bungee jumping\nfrom the top of the vaulted\nfoyer.\n 591COM_08_37 592Colorful twins - offices of\nthe National Statistics\nInstitute. If you are not\ninterested in statistics,\nmaybe the story behind it\nis what you're waiting for.\nWell, here it goes: During\nconstruction it turned out\nthat the engineers and\narchitects had made a few\nmistakes in basic math,\nand as a result they built a\n30% smaller house. Luckily they\nused concrete pre-fabricated\nblocks so they were able to build\nanother very similar building only\ntwo meters away. But another\nmistake was made, and there\nwas no more cream color for the\nsecond set of concrete blocks!\nOne of the construction company\nworkers quickly decided to\nprevent another fatal failure and\nused red instead. When two\nfloors were done, an angry\nInstitute director arrived and\ninsisted on having the cream\ncolor; the hapless worker was\nfired immediately to calm the\ndirector down. But you must\nadmit that now, after a few\nyears in which the bright red has\ndarkened a bit, it looks quite\nnice...\n 593COM_08_38 594SimuElectronics, Inc. built\nthis building to house their\noffices. They installed all\nthe new electronic devices\navailable to make this the\nmost advanced office\nbuilding in the world. Sadly,\nthey forgot to keep the\nelectronics systems up to\ndate, and now the entire\nbuilding is obsolete.\n 595COM_08_39 596A famous stunt-bike rider\ntried to jump his bike from\nthis building to a building\nnext to it. Just as his bike\ncleared the edge of the\nroof, the building where he\nwas supposed to land\nchanged to a construction\nsite and he crashed\nthrough the next building's\nside wall. He was lucky\nbecause when the\nconstruction site became a new\nbuilding it was a hospital.\n 597COM_08_40 598The Unron Tower is the\nhome office of\npetrochemical giant Unron.\nBut most people do not\nknow that it is also the\nhome of Save Our Seas, the\nenvironmental activist\ngroup. Often you can find\nthe employees of both fist\nfighting in the elevators\nafter an oil tanker spill.\n 599COM_08_60 600Did you ever wonder what\ncontrols the one-way and\ntwo-way signals on train\ntracks? Each signal has a\nperson in this building\nwatching it. When they see\na train inside a rail block,\nthey quickly start pushing\nbuttons to change the\nsignals to warn other\ntrains.\n 601COM_09_18 602Roman Temple\n\n 603COM_10_01 604This small pet store tries to\ncompete with the LFS, but\nthe water plants have\nsnails and the fish always\ndie. However, they are still\nin business, as you cannot\nbuy cats at the LFS fish\nstore.\n 605COM_10_04 606This modern store sells\neverything you need for\nonly 1 credit, but be\ncareful. You only get what\nyou pay for!\n\n 607COM_10_11 608This Pyramid is an example\nof the influence of an\nancient architecture on\nmodern buildings. If you\nwonder what it is, it is a\ncar repair shop and car\ndealership! Have you ever\nwondered why they need a\nhouse of this type?\n 609COM_10_12 610Public radio station. It is on\nthe air every day and is\nvery popular with young\npeople, because it plays\nmodern music known to\neverybody on earth.\n\n 611COM_10_15 612These modern offices\nbelong to a company called\n"Macrohard" and are filled\nwith computer programmers\nhard at work trying to make\nthe perfect operating\nsystem.\n 613COM_10_16 614This car dealership is\nspecial because it has a\nsecond-floor show room. \nThis allows the owner to\noffer twice as many cars in\nthe same amount of ground\nspace.\n 615COM_10_19 616The wonderful mural on the\nwall of this building is part\nof the city's beautification\nproject.\n\n 617COM_10_21 618The city phone company\nuses this building as\nheadquarters for its\nrepairmen. Whenever your\nphone goes out, call these\npeople. The question is,\nhow can you call them if\nyour phone does not work?\n 619COM_10_25 620This shiny glass building is\none of the first buildings\nmade entirely of glass. It\ndates from the time when\nno one ever thought of\nwashing it, so it has no\nwashing rail installed.\nTherefore, actually it is not\nthat shiny at all.\n 621COM_11_01 622The LFS is the Local Fish\nStore that serves the\naquarium lovers of\nSimutrans. Not only do they\nkeep their tropical fish and\nwater plants in good shape\nand stock the best\nequipment available, they\nalso provide fish tank\nmaintenance courses on\nweekends. The only thing\nthey don't do is sell cats.\n 623COM_11_15 624Ice Cream Parlour\nwhich sells world-wide temptation in ice: Including frozen suchi on and deep frozen sausages a stick ... 625COM_11_29 626Home of Jung-Wung web\nhosting company - if you\nneed some cheap web\nhosting ask here.\nApparently some Asian\nstand owners upgraded\nfrom selling cheap clothes\nto a higher level, like\nselling cheap web services.\nLet's hope that their\nservices won't be as bad\nas the clothes.\n 627COM_11_33 628This is the home of Project\nSW (Start Watch), where\nthe entire building is used\nfor computing information\ndownloaded from satellite\ndishes and radio\ntelescopes watching for\nany sigh of intelligent life\non Earth. So far it has had\nlimited success. It seems it\nonly finds intelligence\namong players of\nSimutrans!\n 629COM_11_41 630This crazy green high-rise\nis the most futuristic\nbuilding in all the world. It\nis a general technology\ntest before building a\n"orbital lift" which will\nallow to reach space with\nalmost no cost per kg.\nActually materials and\ntechnologies passed the\ntest without doubt - it\nstands regardless of its\nshape, which was wisely chosen.\nAny construction made of regular\nthings like steel or concrete\nwould fall apart after several\nminutes. But the price went a bit\nhigh, and so major investors left.\nWe'll have to wait for more\ndecades to pass until someone\ninvents a cheaper way of doing\nit! Still, the building will stand for\nyears and enable scientists to\ngather knowledge on how these\nhypermaterials age.\n 631COM_11_42 632Foundation of the new\noffice block of flats of the\nworld transport \norganization\n\n 633COM_11_45 634Although the tenants are\nalready moving in, this\nbuilding is still under\nconstruction. The pond out\nfront will have a waterfall\nwith a restaurant behind it.\n\n 635COM_11_46 636The Fairchilds Grand Hotel\nand Casino is a great place\nto relax and unwind, as well\nas a great place to relieve\nyourself of the tension\nplaced on you by an\noverburdened wallet. You\nare sure to leave here with\na smile on your face.\n 637COM_11_48 638The city's science museum\nand planetarium houses a\nvariety of exhibits. There\nare moon rocks, dinosaurs,\nand a collection of\nmachines from the Stone\nAge to the computer age;\nbut the most popular event\nis the Laser Floyd Show\nevery Friday and Saturday\nnight.\n 639COM_11_49 640Often mistaken for the\ncity's science department,\nthis is the home of\nInnovative Inventions?\nresearch laboratories and\ntelevision studios. They are\nconstantly developing new\nproducts for infomercials\nthat say you can't live\nwithout something for only\nthree easy payments of...\n 641COM_11_50 642The Multinational\nExpeditionary Non-political\nInterplanetary Naturalized\nBeing Licensing Association\nof Central Knowledge and\nSushi Bar denies the\nexistence of, or any\nknowledge of, anything\nknown as alien or\nextraterrestrial and insists\nthat this is just sushi\nrestaurant.\n 643COM_11_53 644This professional building\nhouses various law offices\nand medical facilities. But\nhidden underneath is the\nsecret hideout of the super\nhero Block Head. He uses\nthe slot at the top to\nlaunch his Block Plane. With\nit he has had several close\nshaves not to mention a\nfew chamfers and bevels.\n 645COM_11_54 646No, they are not dark tinted\nwindows but carbon fiber\nbuilding panels. The light is\nlet in through the blue\ntinted polycarbonate strips.\nIt was very expensive to\nbuild, but the flexibility of\nthe walls makes it superb\nfor earthquake-prone\nareas.\n 647COM_11_55 648This unique building design\nis the trademark of the\nTree Pulp Paper company,\nlittle known inventor of\ngraph paper. However since\nthey neglected to get a\npatent, they had to change\nthe color of the windows to\nblack to avoid copyright\nlaws.\n 649COM_11_57 650When one crane is not\nenough, it is time to bring\nin a second one. These\ncranes can get the work\ndone twice as fast by\nusing one for light\nmaterials and the other for\nheavy things like entire\nwalls and floor pieces.\n 651COM_11_59 652This all-glass building is\nactually a greenhouse and\nhydroponics farm. In it a\nwide variety of herbs and\nvegetables is being grown.\nBut its most popular crop\ndraws customers from all\nover the world. Amazingly,\nthey all seem to be named\nDude, Man, or Bro and have\na strange eye affliction\nthat causes them to squint\na lot.\n 653COM_12_01 654This barber shop is a great\nplace to get your hair cut\nand catch up on all the\ncurrent events.\n\n 655container_crane_span 656Large container crane 657Container1TrainStop 658Goods Platform (few containers) 659Container2TrainStop 660Goods Platform (many containers) 661containercrane 662Small container crane 663Control_StationBlg 664Station Control Building 665Crate_Goods_Dock 666Container dock 667Cross_Country_skiing_resort 668Cross country skiing resort 669CunnersdorfStopBlg 670Village Station Building 671CUR_01_128_JH 672Atomium\n\nThis Atomium has been built\nfor some kind of exhibition,\nbut no one truly remembers\nwhat that exhibition was\nabout. So it has been\nconverted to a top class\nrestaurant. Tables in the\nupper hall offer a really\ngood view, and thus they\nalways need to be reserved\nat least two weeks in\nadvance.\n 673DenkFlor 674Flor's Monument\n\nThis monument is dedicated\nto Flor 'WF Ultd.' Wauters\nthe famous engineer who\ncreated so many great road\nand rail vehicles. He is also\nwell known for designing\nmany well working\nfactories.\n 675DenkGeorg 676Thanks MHz!\n\nThis monument is dedicated\nto the famous architect\nGeorg, also know as MHz,\nwho designed so many\nbuildings all around the\nworld. He also designed\nsome exceptional vehicles.\n 677DenkHajo 678This monument is\ndedicated to Hansjorg\nMathaner. He created this\ngame in seven years.\nDemigods take longer for\nsuch tasks. Without his\neffort and sacrifice, this\ngame would never have\nbeen possible. Please do\nnot forget his efforts, stop\nby and let him know that all\nhis work has not been for\nnothing, that his game is being\nplayed. Send him a postcard\naddressed to:\nHansjorg Malthaner\nFuggerstr. 1\nD-70563 Stuttgart\n 679DenkOwen 680This place is dedicated to\nOwen Rudge the famous\nfinance expert and sound\ntechnician.\n\n 681DenkPatrick 682This monument is\ndedicated to Patrick\nNesbitt, who has helped\nmake many buildings and\nvehicles for SimuTrans.\n\n 683DenkRaven 684Thanks Raven\n\nThis monument is dedicated\nto the Raven, the famous\nengineer and founder of\nthe RVg - Raven Vehicles\nand Gears Corporation, the\nmanufacturer of wide\nvariety of vehicles. In\nrecent days Raven also\nfocused his talents to the\nbuilding area and\nconstructed many\nspectacular houses.\n 685DenkSeth 686This place is dedicated to\nSeth C. Triggs, the famous\narchitect who designed so\nmany beautiful city\nbuildings. He is also well\nknown for doing many\nstudies on how to improve\ntraffic systems.\n 687DenkTomas 688This monument is\ndedicated to Tomas Kubes\nwho helped to improve\nSimutrans in many, many\naspects with advice and\nhard work.\n\n 689DenkTrikky 690Trikky's Monument\n\nThis monument is dedicated\nto 'Trikky' Rick McGreal the\nfamous architect who\ndesigned so many\nimpressive buildings.\n\n 691DenkVM 692This monument is\ndedicated to Manfred 'VT\nVienna' Tomaschitz the\nfamous engineer who\ndesigned many superior rail\nvehicles.\n\n 693DenkVolker 694This Stupa was built for the\nprogramming "arch-mage"\nVolker Meyer who improved\nSimutrans in many, many\nareas.\n\n 695Depot_train_1936 696Modern train depot 697ELEMENTARY_SCHOOL_1 698Elementary School\n\nThis is a place where children ought to get their first education. Math,languages, history and sciences are among the less favorable subjects. Young students usually like painting and singing a lot better. Since young people cannot drive a car, this place will generate lot of passengers. But beware, luxurious buses are not recommended to serve lines around here. 699ELEMENTARY_SCHOOL_2 700Elementary School\n\nOne of the interesting things\nabout this Elementary\nSchool is that classes\nstart at 9:00 AM and end\nalready at noon. The\nsecond unusual thing is\nthat the children are\nlearning all week, including\nSaturday and Sunday.\n 701Firestation 702Fire Station\n\nThis is the city fire station. It\nhouses the fire truck,\nfiremen and an ambulance.\nThis is temporary. The\nambulance will move, once\nit gets its own building.\n(Damned town cut spent\ndeclaration)\n 703Fluid_StationBlg 704Fluid Station Building 705FORT_FUN 706Historic Fort\n\nThis fort might have been invovled in an important battle. Maybe it was just built recently as a tourist trap. In anycase the only soldiers using it now are actors who re-enact fantasy battles. 707FreightTrainStop 708Goods Platform (loading area) 709french_garden_4 710Public Garden\n\nThis public garden was made in a French style. Maintaining it requires an army of gardeners which operate out of sight during the night so the place is always busy. 711french_park_1 712Small Garden\n\nThis small public garden was made in a French style. Despite its small size it houses many exotic plant species so requires constant attention by gardeners. 713FUTURISTIC_TOWER_0 714Tower\n\nThis tower offers great views\nof the surrounding\nlandscape. The top floor\nalso has a small bar, so\nyou can have a drink to\nenhance your viewing\npleasure. Although the\nprices are not that low,\nthis tower attracts many\nvisitors.\n 715Gas_StationBlg 716Gas Station Building 717Goods_StationBlg 718Goods Station Building 719GRASS_STADIUM 720Grass Stadium\n\nThis grass stadium is an\nexcellent place to go\njogging and play football,\nor soccer, as others call it.\nOne can often find less\nfitness-minded partners\nwatching their sporting\nmates from the benches\nunder the trees.\n 721GREEN_HOUSE 722Winter Garden\n\nThis tropical winter garden contains very rare plants and is well known all over the country. Originally it used to be a regular shop but after some time its owner found out that people were coming just to take a look with no intention of buying anything. As a result he converted his shop into a tropical winter garden and charged a nominal fee for entry. 723hall_extended_station 724Big hall station building 725HIGH_SCHOOL_1 726High School\n\nThis is a place where young\npeople should continue\ntheir education. Although\nofficially only scientific\nsubjects are taught, most\nof the students usually\nremember some other\ncourses they were actually\ntaking while being at this\nschool, although not\nexactly during classes -\nSocial contacts and Closer\ninterpersonal contacts to name\njust some of them.\n 727HIGH_SCHOOL_2 728The old school\n\n Students are assured of\n a good education.\n Mathematics, history and\n ethics are compulsory subjects\n that are taught. 729HOUSE_RUINS_0 730House Ruins\n\nThis was once the mayor's\noffice of some town that\nno longer exists. Historians\nlike coming here to\nremember the past, and\ntourists come here to see\nthe plays performed\noutside under the tree.\n 731HQ1 732Headquarters 733HQ2 734Headquarters (II) 735IND_00_01 736A small building on a hill\nmakes a perfect spot for\nmaking noise. This is the\nNoise Shop, where people\ngo to make all the noise\nthey can make. But be\nwarned, you must pay on\nthe way out, and there is\nno sign telling how much it\nwill cost before you go in.\n 737IND_00_02 738This old building is a\ncoal-powered sawmill. It\nhas not produced any\nboards or planks in years,\nso don't be tempted to\ndeliver wood or coal to it.\n\n 739IND_00_05 740This is a small bakery.\nThese were once quite\ncommon, but nowadays are\nput out of business by\nsupermarkets with lower\nprices.\n\n 741IND_00_06 742You will be surprised to\nknow what is produced\nhere - flower pots! Yes,\nthis is true.\n\n 743IND_00_10 744The owner of this lot\ndecided some time ago to\nbuild two storage houses.\nNow they are done, waiting\nfor goods to be stored.\n\n 745IND_00_13 746Jerry's Auto Repair is a\npopular chain of repair\nshops.\n\n 747IND_00_14 748This building is a small\nbrewery. Although it can't\ncompete with giants which\ncan export their product to\nother countries, the local\npubs prefer their regional\nproduct with its special\ntaste.\n 749IND_00_15 750This is where small rail\nvehicles are built before\nbeing sent to your depot.\n\n 751IND_00_16 752Because the owner of this\ncompany refused to speak\nwith our agent, Simutrans\ncannot provide you with\nany additional information\non the building. We are very\nsorry! (But cheer up! this\nfactory is used by Jerry's\nAuto Repair to build parts.)\n 753IND_00_17 754Although this building looks\nabandoned, in fact it is\nanother profitable\ncompany. But no one knows\nwhat that huge tank on the\nroof is good for.\n\n 755IND_00_18 756Although this building looks\nabandoned, in fact it is\nanother profitable\ncompany. But no one knows\nwhat that huge tank on the\nroof is good for.\n\n 757IND_00_20 758This factory produces\nvarious plastic goods.\nAmong the most popular\nproduct is typical grey\nmarble-textured linoleum. Of\ncourse there is great\ndemand, so this company\nis expanding all the time.\n 759IND_00_21 760No one knows what goes\non in this building. Some\nlocal people suspect it is a\nmeeting place for criminals.\nIf they only knew the truth,\nthey would be scared out\nof town.\n 761IND_00_22 762This factory often gets\nrejected animals from the\ncity's animal control\nagency and uses them for\nanimal testing. When asked\nhow he could live with\nhimself the owner\nresponded, "How else\nwould we know if your pets\nwould like our pet food, if\nwe didn't test it?"\n 763IND_00_24 764The engineers here at The\nN-Er-G Company are\nresearching new forms of\nfuels and fuel alternatives.\nOn a bet one of the\nyounger engineers working\nin conjunction with the\ncafeteria dietitian\ndeveloped the proper diet\nwith which a person can\nfreely obtain vast amounts\nof a particularly potent\nform of methane gas from human\nflatulence, as well as a machine\nwhich collects the gas from the\nair and converts it into enough\nelectricity to power a small\nhome.\n 765IND_00_25 766The Laugh-A-Lot Novelty\nFactory is a major\nconsumer of plastics. It\nmanufactures a variety of\ncommon gag items like\nplastic doggy doo and fake\nvomit as well as whoopee\ncushions and joy buzzers.\nBut they also try to be\ninnovative with things like\ntheir new exploding toilet\nseat and instant adhesive\ntoothpaste.\n 767IND_00_28 768This is the home of a\nshredding service, which\ncheaply destroys\ndocuments from banks,\nhospitals, and other\ncompanies that deal with\nthe personal information of\ntheir clients. The shredded\npapers are then used for\npacking of crate goods.\n 769IND_00_29 770The company settled in\nthis house produces\npickled vegetables. That\nsays it all, you probably\ndon't need to know more.\n\n 771IND_01_01 772Not much happens here,\nexcept that impatient\ndrivers have torn up the\ngrass driving through the\nopen area to get around\ntraffic in the streets. Ok,\nthis is one version of the\nstory. The other is, that\nthis small facility is\nactually an entrance to a\nlarge underground complex\nserving secret government\nresearch. Oh, now I let it out! So\nyou may expect that the building\nwill soon be torn down and the\nentrance will be erected\nelsewhere.\n 773IND_01_03 774Meadow with Cows\n\n 775IND_01_04 776Park\n\n 777IND_01_05 778You will be surprised to\nknow what is produced\nhere - gremlins! Yes, this is\ntrue.\n\n 779IND_01_06 780You will be surprised to\nknow what is produced\nhere - gnomes! Yes, this is\ntrue.\n\n 781IND_01_13 782This building has recently\nbeen put up for sale. Let's\nsee how long it will stay\nthat way before someone\nbuys it!\n\n 783IND_01_15 784This is new vision of\nchurch seen by new fate of\nSimupresbiterions. Still this\nis new fate, created in old\nwarehouse, so it hasn't a\nlot of followers.\n\n 785IND_01_16 786Windmill? Not any more. Now\nit's cool English pub,\ndespite the fact that after\nworld war there work\nChinese chiefs and china\nfood have been served.\n\n 787IND_01_20 788This factory produces\nvarious plastic goods.\nBeing a subdivision of a\nprosperous company, this\nfacility specializes in very\ndifferent kinds of products,\nlike industrial paints or\nplexiglass.\n 789IND_01_29 790Old house inhabited by old\nrich man, who has been a\nreally stingy. Only a car\nremember good times.\n\n 791IND_01_30 792Every people need a soap if\nthey don't want to be like a\nmedieval guy's.\n\n 793IND_01_35 794This building is filled with\nsmall offices from dozens\nof companies. Each\ncompany is able to rent\nspace by the cubical at\nvery low prices, so even\nsmall companies are able to\nafford space here.\n 795IND_01_36 796This factory is one of the\nbiggest producers of\npollution, because of the\nlow quality coal burnt here.\nThis factory is simply\nsynonymous with acid rain.\nPeople in the neighborhood\nreally hate it.\n 797IND_01_37 798This factory is one of the\nbiggest producers of\npollution, because of the\nlow quality coal burnt here.\nThis factory is simply\nsynonymous with acid rain.\nPeople in the neighborhood\nreally hate it.\n 799IND_02_03 800Corn Field\n\nA corn field started by a farmer with a dream. Although small it still produces enough to both feed his family and sell extra at the local marketplace. Whether or not it survives the test of time is to be seen as chances are some factory will eventually take over the plot. 801IND_02_04 802Tree nursery\n\n 803IND_05_01 804Although still registered as\nan "industrial object", this\nold smithy was closed a\nlong, long time ago and this\nhut was built from its\nremains.\n\n 805IND_05_04 806This conspicuous facility\nstores gas to supply\nhouseholds in the\nneighborhood. Warning - do\nnot enter with fire!\n\n 807IND_05_05 808This is where water is\npumped in and cooled to\njust above freezing. The\nwater is then pumped to\nlocal buildings to cool them\nduring the summer.\n\n 809IND_05_06 810In this building you would\nfind two turning lathes and\nan old fat man who always\norders his apprentices to\nwork harder.\n\n 811IND_05_07 812Here is a factory that\nprocesses the heaviest\nparts of oil. Result is the\nmaterial for new roads -\nasphalt.\n\n 813IND_05_08 814Here is a factory that\nprocesses the heaviest\nparts of oil. Result is the\nmaterial for new roads -\nasphalt.\n\n 815IND_05_09 816This is a simple metal\nwarehouse, a kind of\nbuilding that is likely to\nbecome an unwanted\nshelter for the homeless\nwhen abandoned for any\nlength of time.\n 817IND_05_10 818This storage complex is\nmaintained by a\nsupermarket chain. Here\nthey usually store\neverything that appears on\nshelves in shops. As you\ncan see, they are wealthy\nenough to purchase some\nmachinery.\n 819IND_05_11 820This tidy brick building is\nwhere clay turns into\npottery, which is then\ndistributed to nearby cities.\nAlthough everything seems\nto be OK, there isn't\nenough space inside for\nthe whole business plus\noffice.\n 821IND_05_12 822Transformer station. When\nhigh-voltage electricity\nfrom the power plant (10kV)\ncomes here, it is\ntransformed into both\nstandard three-phased and\none-phased (230V) current\nfor end-users.\n 823IND_05_13 824In this small micro-brewery\nthey make a very potent\nbrew. Not only will it knock\nyou on your behind, but it\nalso makes a great paint\nremover.\n\n 825IND_05_14 826In this factory they make\nall types of precise\nmeasuring instruments.\nThis company has an\ninteresting history, but this\nwindow is too small for\nsuch a long story.\n 827IND_05_15 828Gasworks, an industry of\ngreat importance - don't\nsay you don't use a gas\nstove! This is only one of\nvarious facilities that may\nappear around the city.\n\n 829IND_05_16 830This is a clothing factory.\nThe ground floor is where\npeople are measured for\ntailor-made suits. The top\nfloor is where poor people\nare forced to make the\nsuits for very little income.\n 831IND_05_17 832Chemical processing plant -\nproud winner of the 1960\nprize for Most Bio-friendly\nIndustry. Most of its\nproducts are raw materials\nfor further use.\n\n 833IND_05_18 834Chemicals processing\nplant, and the proud owner\nof The Most Bio-friendly\nIndustry 1960 prize. Most of\nits products are raw\nmaterials for further use.\n\n 835IND_05_19 836The large object held here\nlooks like an alien space\ncraft, but it is really just a\nbig ball of string. The\npurpose of such a large\nball of string is unknown,\nbut the locals believe that\nthe string is wrapped\naround an space ship. The\ncenter is really made of a\nball of rubberbands...from\nspace!\n 837IND_05_20 838Because the owner of this\ncompany refused to speak\nwith our agent, Simutrans\ncannot provide you with\nany additional information\non the building. We are very\nsorry!\n 839IND_05_21 840One of numerous\nwarehouses. Don't be\nconfused by the fact that\nthere is a chimney on the\nroof. Every industrial\nbuilding must have one,\neven when there is no need\nfor it.\n 841IND_05_22 842This is a small sweatshop,\nwere they make cheap\nknockoffs of designer\nshoes. The shoes look very\nmuch like the real thing but\nfit poorly and wear out\nquickly. So be on the look\nout for Reebukes.\n 843IND_05_23 844Although not as widely\nused as in days gone by,\nthis blacksmith shop still\nkeeps busy repairing and\nrestoring antique tools and\nfixtures.\n\n 845IND_05_24 846This old shop was first\nused to build some of the\nworld's first automobiles\nnow it is a garage\nspecializing in the\nrestoration of old motor\ncars.\n 847IND_05_25 848Trio of high green tanks for\nfluids. Although the\nwatchman keeps five giant\ndogs, every month a\ncertain quantity is missing.\nMaybe because it is stolen\nby the watchman? Or is it\nbecause it is plain alcohol?\n 849IND_05_26 850One of numerous gasworks.\nThis is a modern one, with\nmost of its installation\nbelow ground.\n\n 851IND_05_27 852One of numerous gasworks\nfacilities. This is a modern\none, having most of\ninstallation is under the\nsurface.\n\n 853IND_05_28 854Yet another one of\nnumerous gasworks\nfacilities. This is a modern\none, with most of\ninstallation is under the\nsurface.\n\n 855IND_05_29 856The Deep Blue Spring Water\nCompany guarantees that\nall of its bottled water is\npure and untainted. It also\npromises that the water\ncomes from a pure source.\nThey don't mention that\nthe source is a spring five\nhundred miles upstream\nfrom where they collect it.\n 857IND_05_30 858Security here at the Bored\nSkaters Wheel Factory is\ntight since several\nbreak-ins perpetrated by\nbored skateboarders\nlooking for a new set of\nwheels.\n 859IND_06_01 860This is a local sub-station\nof the phone company.\n\n 861IND_06_02 862A piece of land fortified\nwith ugly concrete walls -\nif you are building a house,\nsome materials surely\noriginate here.\n\n 863IND_06_04 864This was once a row of\ngarages, rebuilt later into\nTom's Auto Repair. The\npeople of Simutrans believe\nthat he is Jerry's main\ncompetition, but they\nsecretly work together to\nfix prices.\n 865IND_06_05 866This is where water is\npumped into a large heating\nunit, and then pumped to\nwarm near-by buildings\nduring the winter.\n\n 867IND_06_07 868This tank has to be\npolished just right so it\nreflects the heat back into\nthe air. A guard is posted\nfive days each week to\nmake sure the polished\ntank never gets dull.\nInteresting things happen\nduring the weekends when\nthe guard is gone. Noise\nmakers keep birds away,\nand an automatic umbrella\nopens when it rains.\n 869IND_06_08 870As you can tell by the color\nof these tanks, they are\nmade from polished copper.\nCopper seemed to be the\nonly metal that the type of\nacid kept here did not burn\nthrough. This was\ndiscovered after many\nchemical spills that took\nplace here over many\nyears. For that reason,\npeople who work here must\nalways wear contamination suits\nwith copper-plated boots.\n 871IND_06_09 872Two warehouses. One wall\nbeing in fact a long row of\ndoors grants perfect and\neasy access to anything\ninside.\n\n 873IND_06_10 874This building is very likely\nto be the target of police\nraids. Although it tries to\nlook like the storage\nfacility of a supermarket, it\nis a secret storage space\nof Asian stand owners.\n 875IND_06_11 876Water is processed here.\nSome water is treated with\nchlorine, while other water\nis treated with\nchloranimines. \n\n 877IND_06_12 878This processing center is\nknown for its use of lead\nand arsenic to treat\ndrinking water. The people\nwho come to this building\nare mostly government\nwater inspectors.\n 879IND_06_13 880Silo and residential building\nof an agricultural research\ninstitute\n\n 881IND_06_14 882This incinerator is where\ndocuments of all kinds are\nbrought to prevent identity\ntheft. It is more expensive\nthan simple shredding\nservices, but customers\ndemand protection for their\nsensitive information.\n 883IND_06_15 884This building is recently\navailable for sale. Let's see\nhow long it will stay here\nbefore someone buys it!\n\n 885IND_06_17 886This is an auto parts store.\nIf anything breaks on a\ncar, these people will have\nthe parts to fix it. The\nproblem is, none of the\nworkers are mechanics, so\nthey are not able to use\nthe parts. This is a popular\nplace for shade-tree\nmechanics who work on\ntheir own cars.\n 887IND_06_18 888This storage complex is\nmaintained by supermarket\nsystem company. Here is\nusually stored everything\nthat appears on shelves in\nshops. As you can see,\nthey are wealthy enough to\npurchase some machinery.\n 889IND_06_22 890This is a warehouse with\nspecial environmental\nsystems to keep food fresh\nuntil it is shipped out for\nuse at Burgeroo's Burger\nFactory. Although the\ncompany is highly\nprofitable it fired all its\npainters.\n 891IND_06_25 892Being yet another storage\nfacility for liquid chemicals,\nthere is nothing really\nspecial about this building.\nSometimes dangerous\nthings leak out, but\npolicemen welcome bribes.\nSo keep your mouth shut!\n 893IND_06_30 894This cooling tower is\nunique because it is used\nby an underground power\nplant. People wonder what\nthe purpose of the power\nplant in the middle of the\ncity is, since none of the\nelectricity is ever used. If\nonly they knew it was used\nto power secret,\nunderground government\nfacilities.\n 895IND_06_31 896Here they produce\nmatches. The story of\nspruce trees ends here;\nthey grow in the forest for\nyears, are chopped down\nand finally turn into tiny\npieces of wood.\n 897IND_06_32 898The law offices of Smith,\nUnger and Eppes. They are\nbranching out, so soon\nyou'll see a S.U.E. office\nnear you.\n\n 899IND_06_33 900This factory produces\nsomething for which you\nneed small pieces of wood\nand graphite. Pencils! Not\nonly standard yellow and\nbrown, but also ones with\nadvertising texts on them -\nif you are interested, call\n420728542770.\n 901IND_06_34 902The Stuckonyou glue and\nfastener factory has been\nin business for many years.\nMost people don't know\nthat it was founded by a\nhusband and wife team\nwho were experimenting\nwith alternative forms of\ncondom lubrication.\n 903IND_06_35 904On the top floor of this\nfactory lives the eccentric\nowner. He is rarely ever\nseen and spends all of his\ntime counting and then\nrecounting the stacks of\ngold coins he keeps on the\ndining room table. Every\ntime his count is off he\nyells at himself in the\nmirror, calling himself a\nmiserable thief and a liar.\n 905IND_06_36 906This building is filled with\nall kinds of things, stuff,\nand other objects of\nvarious shapes and sizes.\nNobody is able to find out\nexactly what they have\nbecause the owner refuses\nto discuss such things\nwith anybody.\n 907IND_06_43 908The Die Right mortuary\nsupply house is doing a\nbooming business. The\nowner used to live in the\npenthouse apartment on\nthe top floor, but since he\nmoved to a downtown\nhigh-rise, people are just\ndying to move in.\n 909IND_06_44 910Sure, it looks like a factory\non the outside but inside it\nis really the secret hideout\nof the heavy metal punk\nrap group Loud Noize. "We\nnever took any lessons but\nif we pound on the\ninstruments hard enough\nnobody seems to\nknow...besides it drowns\nout Leif's singing and\nthat's more than enough."\n 911IND_06_45 912Not only must everyone\npass through the security\ngate out front, each\nemployee is required to\nrecite the entire corporate\nmantra to get into the front\ndoor each morning.\n 913IND_06_46 914The green color of this\nbiotech lab is due to the\naccidental release of the\nfailed attempt to produce a\ngraffiti eating bacteria. It\nworked fine until it ran out\nof paint and died on its\nown brick staining wastes.\n 915IND_06_47 916This fine establishment\nhouses the country's top\ntelevision news\npersonalities. "All the news\nthat fits what we want you\nto know" You can often\nfind the reporters sitting\naround with zombie stares\nbetween shows waiting for\nthe teleprompter to tell\nthem what to say.\n 917IND_06_53 918This tool manufacturer\nsupplies the national chain\nof home centers with\nexclusive tools available\nonly through it, and at\nprices guaranteed to be\nlower than if you purchase\nthem anywhere else. Which\nyou obviously can't.\n 919IND_06_54 920This tool manufacturer\nsupplies the other national\nchain of home centers with\nidentical tools as the other.\nThey also guaranty the\nlowest prices. Since neither\ncarries the exact same\nbrand they have never had\nto honor the guaranty.\n 921IND_06_55 922The Effervescents Water\nCompany had this building\npainted their trademark\nblue color. The only problem\nis that on a cloudless\nsummer day the employees\ndrive right past it, and then\ncongregate at the beach to\ndiscuss the amazing\ncamouflage effect of the\nbuilding.\n 923IND_06_56 924Nothing exciting happens in\nthis building but on the\noutside is the most\ntenacious ivy you've ever\nseen. Only 3 years ago it\nwas an ornamental ground\ncover, that quickly took\nover the entire structure.\n 925IND_06_57 926Everyone has heard the\nfairytales about witches\nand gingerbread houses.\nWell they started a co-op\nand this is their\ngingerbread downtown\nhi-rise where they mix their\npotions and brews. LITTLE\nCHILDREN BEWARE!!!\n 927IND_06_59 928Just a small nuclear reactor\nfor generating electricity. It\nproduces just enough\npower for a few local\nbuildings. The plant\nofficials deny any\nknowledge of radiation\nleaks and say that, "If\nthree-headed dogs didn't\noccur in nature then why\nare they recorded in\nancient Greek historical\ndocuments as guarding the\ngates of Hades?"\n 929IND_06_60 930Incinerators R Us. If you\nhave sensitive documents\nthat absolutely, positively\nneed to be destroyed\novernight give us a call.\nCall by noon and we will\npick them up that same\nday. Or, ask for our special\nemergency service and we\nguarantee that they will be\npicked up before the FEDs\nget there, or they will find\nyou a new job free of charge.\n\n 931IND_07_01 932This looks like another\ntelephone sub-station, but\nit is really just the top of\nan underground factory.\nThe owner built the factory\nunderground to hide his\nworkers, the Lukadukas.\nThey are a very loyal and\nhard-working people, but\nthey explode in the\nsunlight.\n 933IND_07_02 934This is an industrial art\nexhibit. The piece on\ndisplay now is a perpetual\nmotion machine. What\nmakes it art? It only\noperates at 92% efficiency.\n That seems to have meant\nsomething to its builder.\n 935IND_07_03 936This small store's owner\nhad a big idea. He sells\nnothing but charcoal for\noutdoors grilling. Most\npeople thought he was\ncrazy to only sell charcoal,\nbut they were shocked\nwhen he made a fortune\nthe first summer he was\nopen. The problem was that\nhe began losing money\nwhen the grilling season\nwas over.\n 937IND_07_09 938This is a small one-man\noperation soon to be\nexpanding. The owner just\nplaced a help wanted ad in\nthe newspaper. "Wanted:\ntechnician for portable\nrestrooms. Applicant must\nknow his shit."\n 939IND_08_03 940While turning old cars into\nscrap also used oil arises,\nwhich is filled into barrels\nhere and then is burned in\na nearby factory.\n\n 941IND_08_31 942A look around this factory\nis the dream of every DIY\nfan. Tools such as\nhammers, screwdrivers,\nsaws... all that wonderful\nstuff comes from here.\n\n 943IND_10_01 944People often protest cell\nphone towers, but expect\nto always have a\nstatic-free conversation.\nYou can count on no static\nwhen you are standing\nbeside this mast.\n 945IND_10_02 946In a compromise between\nthose who do not like cell\nphone towers and those\nwho want good reception,\nlarge towers were replaced\nwith short towers. Now\nneither group is happy.\n 947IND_10_03 948This is a salvage yard,\nwhere old cars and\nequipment is brought to\nrust. Eventually, everything\nis cut up and recycled.\n\n 949IND_10_04 950Government inspectors\nwatch this place like hawks\nwatch a field mouse. They\nare always shocked when\njust as they come for\ninspection, the place is\nclean. The only thing that\nreally looks suspicious is\nthe large vat of green liquid\nthat appears to be boiling\noutside. Surprisingly, it is\njust lime gelatin cooking in\nthe sun. The barrels are filled\nwith water, and boxes are filled\nwith gelatin mix.\n 951IND_10_10 952Do you have an old lawn\nmower that you need\nrepaired? These people are\nnot good at repairing lawn\nmowers, but they will\ncharge a high price for\nlooking looking it over.\n 953IND_10_12 954This is where some people\nhave their cars taken when\nthey need to be repaired.\nThe work is all done\noutside, with waiting rooms\ninside the building.\n\n 955IND_10_13 956This was going to be the\nmost beautiful building ever\nbuilt, but the owners\ndecided it would be best to\nbuild a more traditional\nbuilding. They don't want\npeople looking at the\nbuilding when they should\nbe watching their\npassenger lines.\n 957IND_10_16 958This factory produces\nclothes - trousers,\njackets, socks, shirts,\neverything. Though Hong\nKong production is\ncheaper, quality from the\nhomeland is what people\nwant after they find their\nHong Kong socks full of\nholes after two weeks of\nuse.\n 959IND_10_17 960This recycling center was\nbuilt with a grant from the\nDepartment of Natural\nResource Retention. They\nencourage people to bring\ntheir old paper and glass\nhere to be reused.\n 961IND_10_18 962Another electronics\nfactory. If you ever\nwondered where these\ncheap TV antennas and\ncoaxial cables come from?\nHere's your answer.\n\n 963IND_10_19 964In this factory they\nproduce semiconductors\nfor high-frequency devices.\nIt's quite a good idea in\nthis age of mobile\ntelephones and wireless\ncommunications.\n 965IND_10_22 966This company seems to\nmake all kinds of radios.\nLook around this square\nworld carefully, maybe\nyou'll find out where they\nproduce different things!\nHint: all companies try to\nmake their buildings look\nthe same.\n 967IND_10_23 968Because owner of this\ncompany refused to speak\nwith our agent, Simutrans\ncannot provide you any\nadditional information on\nthe building.\n\n 969IND_10_24 970Because owner of this\ncompany refused to speak\nwith our agent, Simutrans\ncannot provide you any\nadditional information on\nthe building.\n\n 971IND_10_25 972International Industrial Ink\nInc. is well known for its\nhigh quality and large\nvariety of inks of all kinds.\n\n 973IND_10_26 974This building produces\nfrozen goods. It's so cold\ninside that the outside is\ncovered with frost even in\nthe hottest part of summer.\n\n 975IND_11_01 976Construction is just\nstarting. Who knows what\nwill be built, or who is\nbuilding it?\n\n 977IND_11_16 978This factory produces\nclothes - trousers,\njackets, socks, shirts,\neverything. Though Chinese\nproduction is cheaper,\nquality from homeland is\nwhat people want when\nthey find their Chinese\nsocks full of holes after\ntwo weeks of use.\n 979IND_11_46 980Corporate headquarters of\na major petrochemical firm.\nThe executives gather on\nthe top floor each quarter\nto see if they will need to\npractice base jumping with\ntheir "golden parachutes".\n 981IND_11_47 982Here you will find the Odd\nShot modeling studios.\nThey specialize in the\nposters for doctor's\noffices - disgusting looking\ninfections and diseases.\n"It may not look glamorous\nbut think of all the lives we\nsave!"\n 983IND_11_48 984The law offices of Smith,\nUnger and Eppes. They are\nbranching out so soon\nyou'll see a S.U.E. office\nnear you.\n\n 985IND_11_49 986This firm provides security\nsystems and monitors them\n24 hours a day. Not only\nwill they call the police or\nfire department in an\nemergency, they also have\na lucrative sideline selling\nlists of who's not home to\nthe local crime syndicate.\n 987IND_11_51 988The scientists at this lab\nare working on interstellar\nspace travel. When asked\nwhen we should expect to\nsee man outward bound\nfrom the solar system, they\nreplied, " Oh we thought\nyou said international\nwaste travel... the first\ngarbage truck is loaded,\nfueled and ready to go in T\nminus 10, 9, 8. 7..."\n 989IND_11_52 990After years of grueling\nresearch the technicians\nhere at the Spreader Butter\nSubstitute Foundation have\nfinally decided to name\ntheir product Utter.\n"Because if you can't have\nbutter then why not to try\nthe utter." Next they begin\nresearching which shape\nthe container should be.\n 991IND_11_57 992Stingray's indoor fishery\nhas floor after floor of\ntropical fish. Chances are if\nyou have gotten fish from\nyour local pet store they\ncame from Stingray's.\n\n 993IND_11_58 994This huge, high laboratory\ncomplex is being run by Dr.\nMolbydenus. Some people\nsay that he is insane, as\nhe requires all his\nscientists to work in\nfrog-green smocks and say\n"qua" instead of good day.\nSome employees think that\nhe is actually a result of\nsome unsuccessful\nexperiment with frogs and\nx-rays, but that is just a theory.\nFact is that he is ugly and that\nyou get paid twice as much as\nelsewhere.\n 995IND_12_16 996Hong Kong textile\nproducers strike back! They\ntook over one of our\nfactories and use it as a\nwarehouse for their own\nproducts. This building is\nvery likely to be the target\nof a police raid.\n 997JUSTICE 998National Courthouse\n\nThis is a courthouse where only the biggest of cases get tried. Lawyers in expensive taylor made suits can be seen constantly entering and exiting the building. 999library_holy_genevieve 1000Saint Genevi�ve\n\nThis is the biggest\nlibrary in the region.\nLots of students and\nerudites visit this\nbuilding every day.\n 1001Lighthouse_0 1002LightSince lighthouses have been\nbuilt, navigation in the\nSimuworld seas has\nbecome easier and safer.\nThere's a lot of people who\nwant to visit this one and\nwatch the waves leaning\non the handrail\n 1003Lighthouse_1 1004LightSince lighthouses have been\nbuilt, navigation in the\nSimuworld seas has\nbecome easier and safer.\nThis one has quite an odd\nshape, but no sailor has\never complained\n 1005Little_Central_Park 1006Central Park\n\nThe central park of the city. Any resemblance to a similar named park in the United States of America is purely coincidental. 1007Long_Goods_Dock 1008Cargo Dock (long) 1009LuftPost1950_AirportBlg 1010Airport post office 1011MANOR_0 1012Manor\n\nThis beautiful renaissance\nmanor has a very\ninteresting past. Today it is\nthe home of a successful\nbusiness man (et. Napik).\nBut he opened up a large\npart of it for public\nexhibitions about history.\nAlthough this might seem\nboring, exhibitions are\nactually very interesting.\nSo the manor is full of tourists\nevery day.\n 1013MARKET_PLACE_0 1014Marketplace\n\nThe city marketplace is a\ngood place for spending an\nafternoon with the family.\nKids can buy special kinds\nof yesterday's candy and\nwatch old craftsmen at\nwork, women can browse\nthe shops and look for\nvarious things and men can\nsit in the stylish local beer\ngarden and drink beer.\n 1015medium_classic_bus_stop 1016Bus Stop (shelter) 1017medium_early_bus_stop 1018Bus Stop (shelter) 1019medium_modern_bus_stop 1020Bus Stop (shelter) 1021MILITARY_RADAR 1022Military Radar\n\nThis is a secret military\nstructure! Keep out! I said\nkeep out! If I mean keep\nout, I mean that you ought\nto close the window and\nscroll away!\n\nWhat? You are still reading?\nImmediately close the\nwindow and scroll away!\nYou are not supposed to be\nhere! Keep out!!!\n 1023Modern_Warehouse 1024Modern warehouse 1025modern_warehouse_big 1026Modern warehouse (big) 1027ModernPostOffice 1028Modern Post Office 1029ModernPostOfficeLarge 1030Modern post office (big) 1031ModernTrainStop 1032Modern Train Stop 1033MonorailDepot 1034Elevated track depot 1035MonorailFoundation 1036Monorail Foundation 1037MonorailGround 1038Monorail foundation 1039MT_HOTEL_0 1040Hotel\n\nThis is very famous hotel.\nRooms are very expensive,\nbut everyone is still dying\nto stay here or at least to\nhave a meal in the hotel\ndining room.\n 1041MUSEUM_0 1042Museum\n\nThis was once a city castle; it\nhas been rebuilt to a\nchateau and recently\nconverted to a public\nmuseum of science and\ntechnology. You can watch\nmodels of old vehicles,\nlearn about advances in\nphysics or attend one of\nmany seminars.\n 1043OBSERVATORY 1044Observatory\n\nThis is very widely known\nGeorg's observatory where\nmany important discoveries\nin Simuverse were made.\nWhile astronomers work\nhere during the night and\nwatch the sky, tourists are\nwelcome during the day,\nwhen many lectures or\nmultimedia educational\nexhibitions are held. The\ndisplays are very interesting,\nhighly understandable and rather\nattractive, so the rooms are\nalmost always crowded.\n 1045OfficeTrainStop 1046Platform with building 1047Old_gate 1048City Gate\n\nThe gate through the city wall into the old city. People come here to see how much smaller the city used to be and how much better modern times are. Few know the truth that due to changing political times and lack of funding only the gate was finished and no wall ever existed. 1049OLD_HOUSE_0 1050Old House\n\nA house built in a combination of gothic and renaissance styles which has recently been converted to a museum of old architecture. It holds many pictures and models showing buildings of the past that have long since been demolished by soulless city councils and their building upgrade programs. Fortunately attractions cannot be upgraded so this building does not have to worry. 1051OpenTrainStop 1052Goods Platform (empty) 1053Pagoda01 1054Pagoda\n\nNo one knows for sure how this building ended up here. It is common belief that some rich transport company owner paid to have it transported from a distant land piece by piece. 1055PARK_0 1056Larger park with pond\n\n 1057parking_(catchemnt_area_ext)1 1058Parking 1059parking_(catchemnt_area_ext)2 1060Parking 1061parking_(catchemnt_area_ext)3 1062Parking 1063Percival_Maya_Temple 1064Percival Maya Temple\n Recent excavations have uncovered\nan ancient simutransian\ncivilization! 1065plain_tile_high 1066Empty high tile 1067Post_Dock 1068Mail Dock 1069PostOffice 1070Post office 1071PostOffice1920_AirportBlg 1072Airmail Building 1073PostOfficeOldLarge 1074Post office (big) 1075Radar3 1076Radar 1077radiant_house 1078Radiant house\n\nLe Corbusier building\nThe residents\nare who manage the building\nthemselves. 1079RADIO_TOWER_0 1080Radio Station\n\nThis is the home of the local Chit-Chat FM radio broadcaster. Quite a few people come here to try and get a peek at the star guests they have on air every day between 13:00 and 14:30. 1081ramp_tile_high 1082Access ramp 1083RES_00_01 1084"Happy Campers Camp\nGround" is where people go\nto have fun outside. These\nplaces are inside the city,\nbut campfires are allowed.\nMany campers catch their\nmeals in the city fishing\npond.\n 1085RES_00_02 1086Small house on the\noutskirts of a city. An old\ncouple lives here. The\nsurroundings are quiet. A\ngood place to enjoy the\nbenefits of ones pension.\nIn the garden they grow\nsome vegetables to save\nmoney.\n 1087RES_00_03 1088If you can't have a cabin\nin the woods, you can still\nhave a cabin - in the city.\n\n 1089RES_00_04 1090Small house. Sometimes\npeople who live in cities,\nbuy such a "second home"\nto get some quiet moments\nin the green, away from\ntheir stressful lives. Good\nlocation for their kids to\nhave parties...\n 1091RES_00_06 1092The owner of this home\nwas contacted and asked\nabout her home. She\nrefused to answer until all\nthe other industries in\ntown explained what they were\ndoing.\n 1093RES_00_07 1094This former tavern was\nrebuilt and is now home to\nthe old proprietor. The bar\nwas moved downstairs and\nis still a meeting point for\nold friends. Sadly the table\nfootie broke and was\nnever repaired.\n 1095RES_00_08 1096This small wooden house\nprovides living space for\nthe large family of a\nfactory worker. It is not a\nvery attractive living, but\nlove and care can bring\nmore happiness than\nexpensive furniture.\n 1097RES_00_11 1098Small park - a place to\nmeet and greet, go jogging\nand watch birds.\n\n 1099RES_00_12 1100A stylish old wooden\nhouse. The wood was not\npainted, so yearly\nrepainting is unnecessary.\nHowever, one has to spend\na lot of time making a\nchristmas decoration.\n 1101RES_00_13 1102From the number of\nwindows you might\nsuppose that several\npeople live under this roof.\nSadly, the children are\ngetting older and will leave\na deserted house. Still,\nthere is the possibility that\nrooms can be rented by\nstudents and seasonal\nworkers.\n 1103RES_00_14 1104Another one storey\nbuilding, this time with lots\nof windows, so there are\nno dark corners in the\nrooms. This gives some\nextra energy and\nunstressful living, but if\nyou do not like cleaning\nwindows it is not a first\nchoice.\n 1105RES_00_15 1106An old style villa - the\nwhite wood gives it a\nclassy appearance. The big\nattic is a gold mine for\ntreasure seekers. One must\nhave some money to live\nhere, for repairing and\nrepainting will cost a lot.\nStill, one can give dinners\nand big parties.\n 1107RES_00_16 1108A big swimming pool. Every\nneighborhood should have\na swimming pool for the\nlocal kids to play in. Some\npeople have houses which\nare smaller than this pool.\nThink about that!\n 1109RES_00_17 1110A tenement with 6 flats. It\ncan be a step up between\nliving in high density\nresidential areas and\nowning your own house. It\nis still peaceful living here.\nYou don't need to fear for\nyour family or your car.\n 1111RES_00_18 1112A higher class tenement\nwith several flats. You\neither pay high rent or buy\na flat here. With the flat\nyou get a parking space in\nthe garage which costs\nhalf your monthly salary\nannually ...\n 1113RES_00_19 1114This beautiful half-timbered\nhouse is an example of old\narchitecture. Most of it is\noccupied by a museum or\nworkshops nowadays, but\nit could also be turned into\na tavern with bedrooms for\nguests. It is an attraction\nfor any town to have.\n 1115RES_00_20 1116This youth hostel is made\nfor large groups. Except for\nbedrooms and bathrooms\nthere is a kitchen and a big\ndining room. From here\nvisitors can examine the\nsurroundings.\n 1117RES_00_21 1118This old factory was\nredesigned into a\nresidential building. The\nresults are flats with high\nrooms, which are not very\ncheap to rent or buy, but\ncool. The big windows\nattract people who love\nbright rooms.\n 1119RES_00_22 1120The old villa of a local\nfactory owner. He spends\nhis days here with his wife.\nHis only son moved to a\nknown university to\nbecome an economist like\nhis father. There are poker\nnights sometimes for other\nrich people in town.\n 1121RES_00_25 1122A tenement with 3 floors.\nThe more people move to a\ncity, the more living space\nis required, so there is a\nneed for high-rises in\ncities. This is possibly one\nof the better locations to\nlive in.\n 1123RES_00_29 1124Another solution for how to\npack lot of people under\none roof - the house is an\nolder one, but in good\ncondition. Sometimes you\ncan hear crying babies or\nloud music, but that is\nnormal for such a place.\n 1125RES_00_52 1126Our Lady of the Track.\nThousands of Simutransers\ncan be heard daily in\nprayer... "May my tracks lie\nstraight and my lines be\ntrue. May all of my\nswitches work and never\njam, and may all of my\ntrains find a route."\n 1127RES_00_53 1128This statue is in honor of\nSir Hans Groper. He was the\nsubject of hundreds of\nsexual harassment cases\nand helped women's rights\nactivists to set precedents to\nget several bills through\nthe legislature.\n 1129RES_00_60 1130Our Lady of the Line. Twin\nsister to Our Lady of the\nTrack, she is the patron\nsaint of all the lines big\nand small; rail, road, and\nsea. May all your lines be\nfruitful and multiply.\n 1131RES_01_01 1132This sad camp is home to\nthe less fortunate members\nof Simutrans society.\n\n 1133RES_01_02 1134Nice suburban house. It is\nquite common for small\nfamilies with an average\nincome. People mostly work\nin the city and live outside,\nwhere it is quieter.\n\n 1135RES_01_03 1136This house is a very, very,\nvery fine house. It has two\ncats in the yard. And life\nused to be so hard. But\nnow everything is easy.\n\n 1137RES_01_04 1138This lodge can be a good\nsecond home. Ever tasted\nthe benefits of one when\nyour wife got really mad?\n\n 1139RES_01_05 1140This duplex is shared by\ntwo families that have\nbecome great friends. In\nfact you can often find the\nhusband from the red unit\nvisiting the wife in the grey\nunit during the day, while\ntheir respective spouses\nare at work.\n 1141RES_01_09 1142A basic design for the\ncookie cutter housing of\nsuburbia, this house\nstands out in this more\nspontaneous, more relaxed\nneighborhood zoning\nconcept that is so popular\nin this district.\n 1143RES_01_10 1144On a visit to the orient Mr.\nJones learned that a red\ndoor on a house is\nsupposed to bring good\nluck and prosperity to the\nhousehold. He thought he\nwould give it a try, but\nthen he got a little carried\naway.\n 1145RES_01_12 1146Worker barracks. These are\nfor people who work for a\nbig company during the\nweek; mostly in coal or ore\nmines. The standard here is \nbasic, just beds and two\nbathrooms. The lockers are\nfull of disgusting pictures, or you think otherwise?\n 1147RES_01_13 1148This kind of family house\nprovides space for even a\nlarge family. Or it can\nprovide very luxurious living\nto a small family. Currently\nonly three people are living\nhere. Every one of them\nhas his own room,\nbathroom and TV. Still, can\nsuch living be called happy\nif everyone is separated?\n 1149RES_01_14 1150This is a cheap home for a\nbig family. It offers plenty\nof space for five children.\nOften this house is a great\nsource of noise.\n\n 1151RES_01_15 1152This house holds three\nrather small appartments,\nbut not in such a way that\neach occupies one floor.\nEvery apartment takes up\nthe whole height of the\nhouse. Imagine, you must\ngo two floors up to get to your\nroom below the roof from\nthe kitchen on the ground\nfloor.\n 1153RES_01_16 1154Small park - a place for\na quiet rest in nature in the\ncenter of your home town.\n\n 1155RES_01_17 1156As Jerry's repair business\ngrows, his older place\nbecame nice homes.\n\n 1157RES_01_18 1158This large house is home to\none of the more fortunate\nfamilies of Simutrans\nSociety, but they have not\nforgotten the people that\n were not so fortunate.\nYou will often see them\nhelping those in need.\n\n 1159RES_01_19 1160This boarding house mainly\ncaters to transients and\ntourists. In fact it is a\nfavored stop for members\nof SKA. Not only because of\ntheir policy of no questions\nasked, but if anyone turns\nout to be missing it is\nassumed he just moved on,\nwhich works out just fine\nfor Serial Killers\nAnonymous.\n 1161RES_01_21 1162This building used to be a\nGregorian school. But it has\nbeen converted to flats\nrecently. People say that\nyou can still hear screams\nand laughing in the walls.\n\n 1163RES_01_22 1164The house of an old\ngardener. The walls are full\nof ivy, which made the\nhouse look different and\nalso has the effect of\nmaking it cooler inside\nduring a hot summer. The\nfamily lives on the first\nfloor. Upstairs they have a\nholiday flat.\n 1165RES_01_23 1166This beautiful park shows\nsome interesting parts of a\ngothic building that once\nstood on this place. It fell\ndown long centuries ago.\nBut its remains were\nexcavated recently. Some\nended up in a museum,\nsome here.\n 1167RES_01_24 1168This is the former office\nbuilding of a factory. In the\nlate eighties it was rebuilt\nand now it houses some\nflats. You can have a 3 or 4\nroom flat. Behind the house\nthere is a small garden used\nfor parties in summer,\netc.\n 1169RES_01_25 1170Three small children live\n in the attic. No one knows that\nthey are there. They remain\nas quiet as mice when\nsomeone is home, and they\ntrap pigeons, rats and the\noccasional squirrel for\nfood.\n 1171RES_01_26 1172This small lake with orange\nfish is an oasis of silence\nand relaxation from the\nstress of town.\n\n 1173RES_01_27 1174A private tenement. It has\n4 or more floors. The\ncharge is ok, so there is\nseldomly an empty flat. But\nyou have to sign a\ncontract with a particular\ntelephone company if you\nwant to live here. That\nprovides some extra income\nto the landlord.\n 1175RES_01_28 1176This house is owned by the\ncity. Some of the flats are\nsocial service flats. The\nhouse isn't very clean nor\nsilent, with dogs barking,\npeople shouting and doors\nbanging. It is not a dream\nhouse. But it is cheap,\nhuh?\n 1177RES_01_29 1178The attractive red color of\nthe roof of this building\nwas chosen by one of the\noldest residents. However,\nlittle do the rest of the\ntenants know that this\nparticular pigment reflects\na distinctive wavelength of\nlight that is used by UFO's\nas a homing beacon.\n 1179RES_01_30 1180This monument was\nerected to honor some\ndead guy and the\norganization he founded.\nUnfortunately someone\nstole the plaque and no\none can now remember who\nit was for or what it was\nabout.\n 1181RES_01_31 1182City building dating from\nthe early 19 hundreds; it\nis built around an inner\ncourtyard. This is famous\nfor buildings from the first\nhalf of the twentieth\ncentury. At the front are\nthe larger flats. Flats\nlooking onto the courtyard\nare mostly smaller and were\nmostly inhabited by worker\nfamilies.\n 1183RES_01_33 1184A residential building from\nthe middle of the twentieth\ncentury. This one doesn't\nhave the typical high\nrooms, but it has an inner\ncourtyard. The yard can be\nreached by car through the\ngate. Originally this was for\nthe coal trucks, which were\ndelivering a lot of coal to\nthe flats. But lately the\nhouse has been connected\nto gas pipes, so the yard can be\nused for kids to play in.\n 1185RES_01_34 1186A residential building from\nthe middle of the twentieth\ncentury. This one doesn't\nhave the typical high\nrooms. Nor was this version\nbuilt around a courtyard,\nthus needing less scarce\ncity space. All this is done\nto make the flats cheaper.\nNow this is really what you\ncall substandard living.\n 1187RES_01_35 1188Shortly before it collapsed\nan investor was found to\nrebuild this treasure. After\nthe reconstruction the\nbuilding has regained its\nelegance. A real\nmasterpiece is the\ndecoration of the windows.\nWill the high rents repay\nthe investment?\n 1189RES_01_37 1190This corner house is\nlocated in the pedestrian\nmall of the city. The\nbeautiful building has a\nfine cafe and several first\nclass apartments.\n\n 1191RES_01_38 1192The bookstore on the first\nfloor of this shop\nspecializes in hard to find\nout-of-print books,\nespecially those about the\noccult. Oddly enough the\nson of the owner was born\nwith two small bumps on\nhis forehead that have\nsince grown into small\nhorns. With his red\ncomplexion and the toy\ntrident he carries around with\nhim he finds it hard to find\nplaymates.\n 1193RES_01_39 1194The Tobacconist is a pipe\nand cigar shop here on the\nfirst floor. In it you can\nfind a large variety of\ntobacco for the\nconnoisseur and\naficionado, but if you know\nthe password and have the\ncash, you can visit the\nroom in the back where you\nwill find the finest\ncannabis products in town.\n 1195RES_01_41 1196The residents of this prim\nVictorian style house are\nall prudish and aloof. No\none would ever guess that\nthe courtyard in back is\nhome to the raunchiest and\ncraziest swingers' parties\nin town.\n 1197RES_01_45 1198The floor level of this\nboarding house holds the\nDunne St. Jewelers and the\nEasy Times Cafe. Those\nthat live in the south wing\nare overly easy and those\nin the west wing are overly\nchic.\n 1199RES_01_46 1200The top floor is the private\nresidence of Leif\nLypscenker, the lead singer\nfor the heavy metal punk\nrap group Loud Noize. The\nother tenants don't seem\nto mind the loud music or\nthe all-night parties or the\ndrugs or even the cheap\nwomen going in and out of\nthe place all night.\nHowever, they absolutely\nput their foot down whenever\nLeif leaves his quiet penthouse\nand tries to crash their parties.\n 1201RES_01_49 1202This building was almost\ndestroyed by fire when one\nof the residents took a\ncorrespondence course on\nsword swallowing and\nfire-breathing. He was later\nheard to say to a reporter,\n"My poor mother had been\nconfined to that bed and\noxygen tent for so long, I\njust wanted to cheer her\nup. It didn't say anything\nin the textbook about oxygen\ntents."\n 1203RES_01_50 1204Big and cheap hotel.\n\n 1205RES_01_60 1206Our Lady of the Forum: May\nall your posts be read, may\nall replies offer helpful\nadvice and be of use to\nyou and may you never\nmerit an "RTFM".\n\n 1207RES_02_03 1208This cabin was located\ndeep in the forest until the\nowner had it moved to the\ncity, along with the two\ntrees you see here. When\nasked why he did not\nsimply buy a new house he\nreplied, "I just wouldn't\nknow what to do with them\nnew-fangled gadgets like\nindoor plumbing and\nelectricity. Besides, if god\nhad wanted man to do the job\nindoors he wouldn't have\ninvented the outhouse."\n 1209RES_02_04 1210This type of small house is\noften found in the suburbs.\nThe gardens are simple but\nvery nice. Often you can\nsee children playing there.\nIt's not for the rich here,\nbut they are happy. A small\nhouse can be ones castle,\ntoo.\n 1211RES_02_05 1212When Mr. and Mrs. Kegal\ncould not decide on which\ncolor to paint the house\nthe ensuing fight drove\nthem to a divorce. When it\ncame to dividing the estate\nthey were both so stubborn\nthat each one refused to\nmove out. So the judge had\nthe house cut in half. Now\nhe has his red house and\nshe her gray house... both\non the same lot.\n 1213RES_02_09 1214This house looks plain, but\nthe main entrance is on the\nother side of it. What you\nsee here is the backyard.\nThis home was once the\nmain abode of a\nphilosopher named Thomas,\nbut he could not afford it.\nThen his friend James\nJefferson moved in. It is\nnow his home office where\nhe studies legal cases prior\nto defending his clients in court.\n 1215RES_02_10 1216This home was once the\nmain office of a\nphilosopher named Thomas,\nbut he was not able to pay\nfor it. Now his friend James\nJefferson has moved in. It\nis now his home office\nwhere he studies legal\ncases before he has to\ndefend his clients in court.\n 1217RES_02_12 1218Bob built this house, but\nforgot what he was doing\nwhen he designed the\ngarage. When you walk up\nthe steps and go through\nthe door, you fall two feet\nto the concrete floor.\n 1219RES_02_13 1220This house used to be a\nlocal theater. But since a\ncinema opened nearby, the\nnumber of visitors dropped\nso much that it had to \nclose. Now it is converted\ninto three apartments. It is\nrather funny living, as the\napartments were created\nwithout altering the interior\ntoo much. Imagine that:\nyou have your living\nroom on the former stage.\n 1221RES_02_14 1222The gentleman who lives\nhere has a workshop in the\nback where he spends all\nday building up... his porn\nlibrary.\n\n 1223RES_02_15 1224This house offers plenty of\nroom to its inhabitants. It\nwas built as one apartment\nhouse, but later converted\ninto one big flat for the\nowner and one small flat\nwhich can be rented.\n 1225RES_02_16 1226This is a theme hotel.\nPeople who stay here\npretend they are in a resort\nin the Alps.\n\n 1227RES_02_17 1228This home looks big enough\nto hold several families,\nbut it really belongs to just\none married couple with\ntheir army of children.\n\n 1229RES_02_18 1230The family that lives here\nis very wealthy and very\neccentric. They are very\nrarely seen outside the\nhouse, and then only at\nnight.\n\n 1231RES_02_19 1232Steven Queen is often seen\nstaying in this building\nwhile he is writing one of\nhis famous scary movies\nabout subjects such as\nghosts, disease outbreaks,\nand politicians.\n 1233RES_02_20 1234Do you remember the old\nlady that lived in a box and\nhad so many kids that she\ndidn't know what to do?\nWell, after she gave them\nbirth and no bread, whipped\nthem soundly, sent them to\nthe streets, the child\nprotection authorities took\nthem away and sent them\nto this foster home, where\na couple is paid\nhandsomely by the state to raise\nthem. And the poor old lady lives\nin the streets and pushes\naround a shopping cart\ncontaining her belongings.\n 1235RES_02_21 1236When Joe Smith moved in,\nhe thought this house was\nhaunted. Strange people\nappeared and disapeared.\nAfter some investigation,\nhe discovered that there\nwas a wormhole connecting\nhis home to a local science\nlab.\n 1237RES_02_22 1238Only one old woman lives in\nthis house. Some people\nsay she is a witch. Some\nsay she is an alien from\nouter space. The truth is\nthat she has been dead for\nten years and everybody is\nafraid to check on her.\n 1239RES_02_27 1240This building is owned by a\nlocal university, and is\nreally not used for housing.\nIt is where the engineering\nand physics departments\ntest all of their experiments\nthat they do not want\nother students exposed to.\nNobody has been able to\ngo to the top floor since\nthe wormhole experiment\nmoved it to the other side\nof town.\n 1241RES_02_38 1242A pleasant, serene park\nwhere you can escape your\ncares and worries.\n\n 1243RES_02_39 1244You must be careful when\nyou enter this park. There\nhave been several\nmuggings here lately. The\nvictims report that the\nmugger only asks for\nearwax saying that soon he\nwill prove that earwax is\nthe greatest alternative\nfuel since French fried oil.\n 1245RES_03_05 1246These four small cottages\nwere built by four brothers\nwho wanted to remain in\nclose contact. The four\nbrothers' wives all hated\none another, however, and\nthey all had to move to\ndifferent cities to keep the\npeace.\n 1247RES_03_09 1248The people who live in\nthese four houses are all\nvery nice to each other.\nThey enjoy living close to\ntheir neighbors, but they all\nfear the day that someone\nwho is not so tolerant will\nmove into one of them.\n 1249RES_03_10 1250This is the house where all\nof the neighborhood kids\nlike to gather. There is\nalways something to do\nand the mother is always\nbaking good treats.\n\n 1251RES_03_13 1252After a long week of hard\nwork Mr. Hertz likes to\nspend his Saturday\nafternoons relaxing in his\nhammock suspended\nbetween the two trees in\nthe backyard.\n 1253RES_03_14 1254When the coal economy\nexperienced its upswing\naround 1900, these houses\nwere built by hundreds in\nthe center of the densely\ndeveloped Ruhr district\n(Germany). Today these\nsettlements are maintained\nand recognized as a\ncultural heritage of the\nRuhr. Miners and steel\nworkers live here in cozy\nhouses next to one another and\nmaintain a good neighborhood.\nWhile the man is at his hard\njob, the wife maintains the\nhouse and garden. This house in\nthe country is a well-deserved\ncompensation for these men for\ntheir hard manual labor.\n 1255RES_03_15 1256This is the home of a local\nmathematician and his\nlarge family. Mathematics\nseems to be most\nprofitable when you put it\nto use at the bank.\n\n 1257RES_03_16 1258A famous train designer\nlives here. The top floor of\nhis home is filled with\nmodel trains with a very\nextensive track that\nservices an entire miniature\ntown. It cost a fortune but\nnow gathers dust - he's\ndiscovered Simutrans...\n 1259RES_03_22 1260The man that lives here\nhas a secret laboratory in\nhis basement where he is\nattempting to develop a\nnew clean burning fuel. No\none knows where he gets\nhis raw materials but he\nspends a lot of time in the\npark around the corner and\nalways returns with a fresh\nsupply.\n 1261RES_03_27 1262This is the apartment\nbuilding owned by a local\npolitician. When tenants do\nnot vote correctly, they\noften find that their rent\nhas been raised.\n\n 1263RES_03_31 1264The residents here are a\nlittle put out. Only one day\nafter moving into the new\nbuilding they found out that\nthe plumbing contractor had\nnot properly installed the\ndrains and all of the\ntoilets filled up. Now,\nuntil they are repaired they\nmust all use the little\nyellow port-a-potty\noutside.\n 1265RES_03_33 1266The local Historical Society\nerects these statues of\nfamous people. Most of the\nvisitors are pigeons.\n\n 1267RES_03_34 1268Tenement block of the 70s\n\n 1269RES_03_38 1270This park was plagued by a\nchronic flasher. He would\nwalk around in a trench\ncoat and expose himself to\nwomen walking by. That is\nuntil Gladys Hudsucker, a\nlocal resident and avid\ngardener, saw him. They\nhave been married nine\nmonths now and he no\nlonger exposes himself in\npublic.\n 1271RES_03_39 1272The local Historical Society\nerected this statue to\nremind the citizens of the\nhero who saved Simutrans\nfrom the invading squirrels,\nrats, and jackals. The\nfountain was built by the\nlocal Wishers Society, and\nit is filled up with coins.\n 1273RES_05_01 1274This is a mobile home that\nhouses one old retired\ncouple. They spend most of\nthe time sleeping, watching\nTV or playing card games.\nNothing is really clean or\nnew out there. This is\ndefinitely not the best\nplace to spend the autumn\nof your life.\n 1275RES_05_02 1276A small house for a single\nperson (and a car). Till you\nfind a partner for life this is\nquite enough - especially\nwhen taking the\ncleaning of the house into account.\n\n 1277RES_05_03 1278Barracks. Some local\ncompanies got those\nhouses for their workers.\nThey live here during the\nweek and go back to their\nfamilies on weekends.\n\n 1279RES_05_04 1280One has fulfilled himself a\ndream by building this\nhouse. But no one left for\nlittle Indiana Jones.\n\n 1281RES_05_05 1282A standard one family home\nwith a small garden for\nflower lovers. You know\nyour neighbor and how\nmany pets he has. Cutting\nyour grass is the greatest\nthing in the world.\n 1283RES_05_06 1284This is more a barracks\nthan a house. But if you\ngot a little "army" at home\nthen its ok. The kids only\nhave one big bedroom to\nshare, but they don't care\nabout that, because it's\nmore important to keep an\neye on the kids across the\nstreet.\n 1285RES_05_07 1286Doublewide mobile homes\nare a good choice for\nfamilies who want the\nability to move with their\nhome.\n\n 1287RES_05_09 1288A house for bigger families\nin the typical one-level\nbuilding style. Because\nland is cheap, it's easier to\nbuild houses with a great\nground area than to build\nhigher houses.\n 1289RES_05_11 1290This small pond is part of a\nproject to give people in\nthe city a chance to fish\nand relax. It is like an oasis\nin the city trouble. You can\nrelax while lying around or\nfishing.\n 1291RES_05_12 1292A house with built-in\ngarage. All under one roof,\nthat is very practical. If\nyour family grows contrary\nto expectation the garage\nhas to yield for another\nbedroom.\n 1293RES_05_13 1294This guest house is owned\nby some local company.\nPeople who visit the firm\nfor more than one day can\nlive here free of charge.\nThis is cheaper than paying\na hotel and the guests get\nsome company too.\n 1295RES_05_14 1296Bigger family house. This\none has space for some\nchildren. The flat under the\nroof is rented at the\nmoment. So there's some\nadditional income. If the\nboy grows older, daddy\nbuys the basket to play\nsome rounds in the\nentranceway.\n 1297RES_05_15 1298This is the home of\nCandace the Carpenter. She\ndesigned and built this\nhouse with help from her\nsisters, Roxy the Roofer\nand Windy the Window\nFramer.\n 1299RES_05_16 1300This big villa offers really\nluxurious living. You have\nplenty of living room, you\ncan have parties in your\ngarden so what more can\nyou wish? What, someone\nto clean it? Go help\nyourself!\n 1301RES_05_17 1302A normal tenement for four\nfamilies. In this old brick\nhouse people must heat\nwith coal, i.e. carry the coal\nfrom the basement to their\nflat. So summer is always\nwelcome.\n 1303RES_05_18 1304A bigger tenement. This\nmodern house got several\nflats. You got two\nbedrooms, a living room, a\nbath and a kitchen.\n\n 1305RES_05_19 1306Although very Spartan and\nutilitarian on the outside,\nthe inside of this building\noffers enough luxurious\nand high tech gadgets to\nmake a millionaire drool.\n\n 1307RES_05_20 1308A very new house with\ncondominiums. The flats\nunder the roof got two\nfloors. One will need a good\nincome to buy a flat here.\nBut it is a nice happy living.\n\n 1309RES_05_21 1310A tenement owned by the\ncity. Some flats are social\nflats for poor families. City\npays most of the costs.\nThe house isn't very clean\nand silent. Dogs barking,\npeople shouting and doors\nbang, it is not the dream of\na home.\n 1311RES_05_22 1312The guest house of a big\ncompany. It holds several\nsmall flats, two big\ncommunity rooms and a TV\nroom. People from other\ncountries or other cities,\nwho work for the company\nfor one year or more can\nlive here for free.\n 1313RES_05_24 1314The Simustay Grand is so\npopular you must reserve a\nroom sometimes a year in\nadvance. The service is\nexquisite and the rooms\nextremely luxurious.\n\n 1315RES_05_25 1316With its trademark red roof\nand green walls, this is one\nof the many locations of\nthe popular hotel chain,\nSimustay. From small bed\nand breakfasts to larger\nfive star luxury hotels, you\nare sure to find one to fit\nyour needs.\n 1317RES_05_27 1318Do you know the Muffin\nMan? This is his brother's\nhouse. Yes, this is the\nhome of the Cupcake\nWoman. Of course, she\ndoes not live alone. The\nother rooms are where her\nfriends the Dish, Spoon,\nCow, Moon, Mary's little\nlamb - and her bear.\n 1319RES_05_28 1320This low rent housing was\na project that was founded\nover thirty years ago.\nAlthough the building is\nbeginning to show its age,\nthe older residents make\nsure that the maintenance\nis kept up.\n 1321RES_05_30 1322Amazingly, this building has\nexisted for decades\nwithout drawing much\nattention. That is until last\nweek when after a random\nsurvey it was discovered\nthat this was once the\nhome of William "Wimpy"\nWipchester founder of\nBugerboos Fine Fast Food\nDining and the home of the\n"Golden W".\n 1323RES_06_01 1324This building is mostly\nfound in the poor parts of a\ncity. It is poor home for\npeople with very low or\nwithout income, all you\nneed is a TV.\n\n 1325RES_06_02 1326This small house looks\nsimilar to the apartment\nbuilding that the owners\nonce lived in. They never\ngot along with their\nneighbors so now they\nhave none.\n 1327RES_06_03 1328This is typical house of a\ncar freak. His baby got the\nsame space as he got\nhimself. Also we see a big\nterrace here. You can sit\nthere all the year and\nwatch people passing by\n(if you're not driving\naround with your baby).\n 1329RES_06_04 1330This is a small home with a\nsmall garage to store a\nsmall car.\n\n 1331RES_06_05 1332Two small wooden row\nhouses. Only appropriate\nfor singles (with or without\nchildren).\n\n 1333RES_06_06 1334Two small flats are in this\nhouse. Both have a part of\nthe backyard. Problems\nappear if family on the left\nbuys a dog and family right\nbuys a cat. Interesting\nthing is, that if it happens\nvice versa, everything can\nbe ok.\n 1335RES_06_07 1336If you can't have a cabin\nin the woods, you can still\nhave a cabin.\n\n 1337RES_06_08 1338This house provides nice\nplace for an average family.\nIt has own garden a nice\nplace to lay down and ejoy\nyour free time or play\ngames. Second floor\nprovides good storage\nplace and quiet workplace.\n 1339RES_06_09 1340Someone wanted to build\nhimself very nice house.\nBut apparently he\nunderetimated his ablities.\nNow this construction site\nis here for quite long time.\nWorkers have already left,\nso it stands here\nabandoned. Lets see if\nsomeone can finish it.\n 1341RES_06_10 1342This looks like a normal\neveryday family residence\nbut actually it is just the\ntop floor of a one hundred\nfifty-two level top secret\ngovernment installation.\nHere, deep in the bowels of\nthe earth is a laboratory so\nsecret that only a handful\nof people know of its\nexistence. If I tell you any\nmore I will have to kill you.\n 1343RES_06_11 1344This artificial lake with\nfountain is very peacefull\nplace. In summer you can\nfind lot of people siting on\nthe grass reading the\nbooks, enjoying the sun\nand listening to the sound\nof water. It is so good that\nlocal authority finally\nallowed walking on the\ngrass!\n 1345RES_06_12 1346Simple one family house\nwith everything you need.\n\n 1347RES_06_13 1348This is summer house.\nSome rich man bought this\nhouse on the outer skirts\nof the city to escape from\nhis apartment. Although the\nhouse used to stand in the\nfield, it is now surrounded\nby other houses. But still\nit's much more quiet place\nthan appartment in\ntenment.\n 1349RES_06_14 1350This small apartment\nbuilding is creation of an\narchitect who was very\ntired when it was designed.\n\n 1351RES_06_15 1352This is the future home of\nLord John Snobbsbery.\nReally, it is one of Lord\nSnobbsbery's small homes.\nSnobbsbery invented the\n"Snobbsbery Ear and Nose\nHair Burner", which\npermanently burns hair out\nof people's nose and ears.\n 1353RES_06_16 1354Some company tried to\nmake money by building a\nhouse and renting the\nflats. But apparently, it\nwent bankrupt before it\ncould welcome the first\ninhabitant. The building site\nwas abandoned for a while,\nbut someone decided that\nhe will finish the house\nnow.\n 1355RES_06_17 1356A tenement with some flats\n- it is built using natural\nstone to save some\nheating energy. So you\nshould have some\necological attitude if you\nwant to live here. Also, if\nyou want to fit perfectly\nyou should prefer bike to\ncar.\n 1357RES_06_18 1358Families that cannot afford\ntheir own home often\nchoose to live here - in\nduplex apartments. Beware\nof your neighbour!\n\n 1359RES_06_19 1360This is one of the smaller,\nmore romantic of the\nSimustay family of inns and\nhotels. This particular one\nis having a special for\ncouples going through a\ndivorce - two rooms for the\nprice of one. Each is on a\ndifferent floor.\n 1361RES_06_21 1362After listening to the song\n"Yellow Submarine" the\nowner of this tenment\ndecided that he will paint\nhis house yellow. He\nrefused to listen to the\nobjections of inhabitants\nand did it. But after all,\nyellow is not that bad\ncolor. But cleaning the dirty\nyellow windows was a real\npain.\n 1363RES_06_22 1364The flat, red roof of this\nbuilding was once a clay\nsurfaced tennis court. They\nhad to stop playing tennis\non the roof when one of\nthe balls went off of the\nroof into traffic. It hit a\nbicycle messenger on the\nhead and knocked him into\na taxi cab. The cabbie\nswerved into a school bus\nand a police car rear-ended\nthe bus when it stopped\nfast........\n 1365RES_06_30 1366This store is well-named. It\nis simply known as "Shop".\nYou can shop for almost\nanything in the world\nbecause if they don't have\nit in the store, they will\nfind it and order it for you\nfor no extra fee.\n 1367RES_06_31 1368Oddly enough the big\npicture windows on the\nbottom floors are for the\npenthouse apartment in\nthis building. It was\nspecially designed for an\neccentric millionaire who\nwas afraid of heights.\n 1369RES_06_32 1370This building houses the\nnational Simutrans Olympic\nswimming team. The\nbasement has a swimming\npool and water-proofed PCs\nrunning the beta-version of\nthe multi-player Simutrans.\n 1371RES_06_33 1372The people that live here\noften sit out on their\nbalconies to enjoy the\nsunset - all of them, but\nGeorge Watson. George\nbelieves that he was\nabducted by aliens and\nlocks himself inside long\nbefore night comes.\n 1373RES_06_34 1374This large building is home\nfor hundreds of people. The\nbuilding is owned by one of\nits inhabitants, but no one\nknows for sure who she is.\nQuestion is, if that is good\nor bad for her.\n 1375RES_06_35 1376A low cost tower; it offers\ncheap flats without any\ncomfort. Some people have\nbought themselves a cheap\nair conditioner. The old\nbuilding is not very clean,\nbut poor people don't have\nany choice to live\nelsewhere.\n 1377RES_06_36 1378The bottom level of this\nbuilding is really an\naquarium, it has eight 29\ngallon tanks. Each contains\n5 glolights, 2 neons and 3\nblack neons, 3 skirt tetras,\n2 home-raised mollies, 1\nhome raised guppy, 4\nOtocinclus catfish, 2 albino\nand 3 juli cories, 1 pleco,\none female betta, and 1\nparadise gourami and as\nwell as "hardy" aponongetons,\nred tiger lotus, banana plants,\njava ferns, hornwort, and\namazon swords.\n 1379RES_06_37 1380Although this is a\nwonderfully designed and\nconstructed building, the\nmost noteworthy thing\nabout it is the tree outside.\nThe building actually had to\nbe built to accommodate\nthe tree since it is a\nhistorical landmark. In this\nvery tree almost fifty years\nago the last Blue-Bellied\nWhippoorwill was shot by a\nkid with a BB gun and officially\nlisted as extinct.\n 1381RES_06_38 1382The large, spacious units,\ngourmet kitchens and high\ntech devices throughout\ngenerally would denote a\nhigh-end establishment.\nBut when the downtown\nrenovation plans went bust\nthis building was turned\ninto low rent housing just\nto attract tenants.\n 1383RES_06_40 1384The drab gray exterior\nbelies the bright and\ncolorful interior. Every inch\nof every wall of every\nhallway, stairway and\nelevator is covered with\nthirty years of graffiti and\ngang tags.\n 1385RES_06_42 1386Low rent housing. If you\ncan't afford to live here\nyou can't afford to live\nanywhere. The landlord will\neven barter for the rent if\nyou have something to\ntrade. So act fast because\nthe building is rapidly filling\nup with drug dealers and\nprostitutes.\n 1387RES_06_43 1388The lavender window tint is\na dead give away for the\ntype of people that live\nhere, not to mention the\nfresh violets in the lobby\npurple pansies around the\nentrance. That's right! The\npurple lovers commune. Its\namazing that so many\npeople are so infatuated\nwith the color purple.\n 1389RES_06_44 1390The wonderfully\nlandscaped grounds around\nthis building is the work of\nlong time resident Gladys\nHudsucker. She refuses to\ngive away her secret other\nthan to say, "It's all in the\nmanure". Everyone else\nsays that Gladys is just\nfull of it.\n 1391RES_06_48 1392This beautiful red\napartment building houses\nmostly young families. The\nchildren really enjoy\nplaying in the yard and\nclimbing the trees.\n\n 1393RES_06_52 1394Not only is the gable roof\nof this building unusual,\nbut the fact that is made\nof corrugated steel is also.\nThe reason for this is that\nthe building was\ncommissioned by a family\nthat used to live in a one\nroom shack in the woods\nbefore they won the\nlottery. They wanted the\npenthouse to remind them\nof home.\n 1395RES_06_53 1396This building originally had\na flat roof but the owners\nwere forced to put the\ngable on after several of\nthe student pilots from the\nnearby flight school\ncrashed while trying to get\na closer look at the nude\nsun bathers that gathered\nthere once a week.\n 1397RES_06_54 1398Originally designed as low\nrent apartments, this\nbuilding became very\npopular with the rich and\nfamous. It is conveniently\nlocated next to the\ndowntown. Now most of the\ntenants are lovers or\nmistresses of various\nprofessional athletes, pop\nstars and movie actors.\n 1399RES_06_55 1400The former superintendent\nfor this building had a bad\nhabit of letting himself in\nto the apartments when\nthe tenants were out. Some\ntimes he would raid the\nrefrigerator or brush his\nteeth with a borrowed\ntooth brush or something\ntrivial like that. But when\nhe was found passed out\non Ms. Jones' couch in her\nflowery panties and push-up bra\nthe residents had enough. Just\nimagining Ms. Jones wearing\nthose things gave them all\nnightmares for weeks.\n 1401RES_06_56 1402This building is owned by a\nresident co-op. Anytime an\nold resident leaves, new\nprospective residents must\nbe approved unanimously\nby the current residents. It\nwould not be so bad but\nBruce Pimpernickle on the\nseventh floor insists on all\nnewcomers to be able to\nrecite the fifty page poem\nhe wrote entitled "Praise to\nBruce".\n 1403RES_06_57 1404At first glance there\nappears to be several large\nair conditioner units on the\nroof so the building should\nbe very cool. This building\nis the home of a vegan\ncommunity and the\nmachines in the roof are\nrecirculation pumps for the\nhydroponics gardens that\nare part of every\napartment. So the building\nis not cool at all.\n 1405RES_06_60 1406This apartment tower won a\nvery famous and\nprestigious comfort living\naward when it was built.\nBut that is the past. It still\nlooks rather attractive, but\nthe age can be seen inside.\nThe room layout and utility\nquality does not meet\ntoday's standards even\nafter medium\nreconstruction. But it is\nstill rather attractive living, at\nleast compared to some other\nboring concrete tower houses.\nAnd for last four years it has\nanother special: this was the\nplace where the famous criminal\nKajinek was hiding after he\nescaped from the most secure\nprison in this country.\n 1407RES_07_01 1408All towns need a trailer park\nfor citizens who do not\nwant to be tied down to\none area.\n\n 1409RES_07_02 1410This is very small house.\nBut at least, you live in\nyour own, and that is\ndefinitely good! Even such\nsmall house can be be a\nnice warm home.\n\n 1411RES_07_03 1412This small house is home to\na retired couple. The koi\npond is where they have a\nshade tree to rest and\nwatch the fish.\n\n 1413RES_07_04 1414This is a small home with a\nsmall garage to store a\nsmall car. It is not really\nwell planned. Who can drive\na go-kart to work?\n\n 1415RES_07_05 1416The old man that lives here\nis a ham radio operator. He\npasses his time talking to\npeople that he has never\nmet who live in places that\nhe has never seen. It used\nto sound like a sad and\nlonely life but now, with\nthe internet, we do not\neven get to hear the other\npeople's voice.\n 1417RES_07_06 1418Did you hear that? The\nJoneses just got a new\ncar. It is a brand new\nGoddahavit from Richubitchi\nMotors in popular\n"bladeograss" green. Now I\nhave to go trade in my car\nfor something better to\npark in my driveway.\n 1419RES_07_07 1420The parents of twins\ndecided it would be best to\ndivide their land evenly\nbetween their sons. Each\nbrother built a small house,\neach with a bed, table,\ncloset, and microwave\noven. Then they built a\nthird house for a bathroom\nand kitchen.\n 1421RES_07_08 1422The man that owns this\nmobile home had to build a\ngarage to house his new\ncar. Of course, the new car\nis really a 1935 hot rod that\nis in pieces on the floor. At\nleast it is out of the living\nroom now.\n 1423RES_07_09 1424That's right it is a new\nBigger'n'Yours from\nRichubitchi. I really did not\nneed it but I could not let\nthe Joneses have a better\ncar than me.\n\n 1425RES_07_10 1426The kids that live here are\ntypical teenagers. They\nhang out all the day while\ntheir parents are at work\ngetting stoned and playing\nvideo games. They always\nmake sure to hide their\nstash before their parents\nget home because if their\nparents find it they usually\nsmoke it all themselves.\n 1427RES_07_12 1428The gentleman that lives\nhere grows his own\nvegetables. He also is the\ncoolest cooking show host\nand likes to set up a\ncamcorder and tape himself\ncooking. He cannot show\nthe tapes to anyone\nbecause he gets so hot\nwhen he is in front of the\ncamera that he ends up\nperforming unnatural acts\nwith his produce.\n 1429RES_07_13 1430This is the home of\nSimutrans' most wanted\ncriminal. He knows he will\nnot be caught because he\nis always careful not to be\nidentified. But we know\nwho he is.\n 1431RES_07_14 1432Building two houses\ntogether is cheaper than\nbuilding them apart. But\nyou realize, that such\nsavings will not pay off if\nyou find that your\nneighbour is an amateur\ntrumpet player...\n 1433RES_07_15 1434This is the home of a\nfamous genetic scientist,\nher husband, and their four\ncloned dogs.\n\n 1435RES_07_16 1436This is one man's dream,\nown house with own\nswiming pool and own\ngarden. It is so nice if you\nneed not to pay any rent\nwhatsoever. Your only\nworries are the elections. If\nthe Socialist Party wins,\nyou will have to pay the\ntaxes from the property\nyou own.\n 1437RES_07_17 1438Each member of Jerry's\nfamily lives in a house like\nthis. This house combines\nthe look of old rock with\nmodern, metal roofing.\n\n 1439RES_07_18 1440This a very typical family\nthe father works a the local\nsupermarket. The mom\nstays home and takes care\nof the kids and the house.\nThe kids, on the other\nhand, are really secret\nagents in disguise. Not\neven their parents know\nthat instead of going to\nschool every day, they\nbattle international\nterrorists.\n 1441RES_07_21 1442This apartment building is\nhome for many people.\nThey all drive 'Smart' lik\ncars.\n\n 1443RES_08_10 1444The person who built this\nhouse had the philosophy\nthat every home should\nhave a front porch for\nfriends and family to have\nfun, relax, and make their\nown ice cream.\n 1445RES_08_11 1446Japanese garden laid out\nfollowing the Yin and Yang\nprinciples.\n\n 1447RES_08_12 1448This is the home of the\nfamous fighting fish expert,\nJohn B. Splendens. He\nspends most of his time in\nAsia adding to his\ncollection, so he sold his\ncar. When he is in town, he\nis often seen riding his\nbicycle.\n 1449RES_08_13 1450Lloyd Greggory Sniffington\nonce wrote, "A house built\non a foundation will stand\nlonger than a house built\non cottage cheese." The\nbuilder of this house set\nout to prove Sniffington\nwrong. The bushes and\ngrass hide the cottage\ncheese that was used to\nhold this house on the\nground. The problem is,\ndespite the people who come\nand go looking at the house,\nnobody wants to buy it.\n 1451RES_08_14 1452This is the home of a\nwoman whose husband\nmoved out on his own. His\nmotto was "the grass is\ngreener on the other side,"\nbut hers is "the grass is\nfine just like it is."\n 1453RES_08_15 1454This house was once the\nmansion of a banana farmer\nin the tropics, but was torn\ndown and reconstructed\nwhere it is now. The\nbanana plantation was\nreplaced with a cattle farm.\n 1455RES_08_17 1456This house looks like it is\nbuilt from the rock, but is\nbuilt from regular concrete\nwith expensive stone like\nface. Rumors say, that this\nhouse was once a\nresidence for KGB. Although\nnone can prove them,\neveryone tries to keep out.\n 1457RES_08_18 1458The man that lives here is\nvery forgetful. He forgets\nhis keys in his car so often\nthat the local locksmith\nhas put him on a payment\nplan.\n\n 1459RES_08_21 1460This house can offer three\nsmall appartments and\nplenty of parking space. If\nyou are single, it can be\nquite good choice for you.\n\n 1461RES_08_31 1462There was once a rich\nwidow that lived here. When\nshe died she willed her\nestate to buy the whole\nbuilding and turn it over to\nher pet cats. Now everyone\naffectionately refers to it\nas the local cat house.\n 1463RES_08_32 1464Words just cannot express\nthis building so I am using\nmy psychic abilities to\nbroadcast my thoughts to\nyou. So close your eyes\nand free your mind and you\nwill soon see and feel how\nwonderful this building truly\nis. No, I said close your\neyes... no peeking or it will\nnot work.\n 1465RES_08_36 1466The waiting list to move\ninto this building is so long\nthat parents have started\nputting their children on\nthe list at birth... If they\nare lucky they may be able\nto move in before they\nretire.\n 1467RES_08_43 1468With the tall antenna and\nthe satellite dish on the\nroof this is a media lover's\nparadise. There is fiber\noptics throughout and\nsome of the fastest\nbroadband in the city.\nAnybody that surfs the\ninternet would be drooling\nto live here. However in this\nretirement community,\nsetting the time on their\nVCR is considered a\ntechnological achievement.\n 1469RES_09_35 1470In this house is the\nelevator permanently out of order.\nThat's why you can't see old\npeople here.\n\n 1471RES_10_01 1472This park may look very\nplain, but it is really a\npiece of award-winning art.\n The creator of this\nextraordinary design was\nrewarded with exile from\nSimutrans for his work.\n 1473RES_10_02 1474Nice little house. It is the\nkind of house you see\ndriving through the suburbs\nof your city. Whether\nthere's always a car in the\ngarage, you never see\nsomebody around the\nhouse.\n 1475RES_10_03 1476This is a strange kind of\nmodern architecture.\nSomeone forgot to put\nwindows into the front part.\nThus one might think it is\nsome kind of storage\nbuilding, but the flower\ngarden in the backyard\ntells another story.\n 1477RES_10_05 1478Those wooden row houses\nare the only option for poor\npeople who do not want to\nbe stuck in a trailer.\n\n 1479RES_10_08 1480Medium sized home for a\nsmall family with a pet. The\nbrick house will protect you\nagainst huffing and puffing\nwolves. It also has a\nterrace, perfect for placing\nsome chairs.\n 1481RES_10_09 1482This house made of natural\nstone is an attempt at\nenergy-efficient building.\nThe stones should keep it\ncool on hot days and keep\nit warm inside on cold days.\nThis saves some money\nwhich one could invest in\nsomething like a whirlpool.\n 1483RES_10_10 1484This house with wooden\nsiding is the home of a\nformer secret intelligence\nagent. He pretends to be a\ngardener and tailor.\n\n 1485RES_10_12 1486When people see the\nsports car in the driveway,\nthey think a young\nprofessional lives here. It\nis really the home of a 50\nyear old man who has gone\nthrough his mid-life crisis\nand moved out on his own\nafter his kids went off to\ncollege. His wife lives in a\nhouse by herself now.\n 1487RES_10_13 1488Jerry's Auto Repair bought\nthis home to house tourists\nwhile their cars are being\nworked on. He asks his\ncustomers too much for a\nnight in this house, so it is\nempty all the time. I mean,\nit is empty on paper, but\nactually it is occupied\nalmost every night, for\nJerry's workers secretly\nuse the house as a quiet\nplace when they need some\nprivacy with their date.\n 1489RES_10_15 1490This small apartment\nbuilding is home to two\nfamilies. They get along\nwell.\n\n 1491RES_10_16 1492This is truly a luxury home.\nThere is plenty of room for\nthe family of four that lives\nhere with their dog. The\nhusband is a radio\npsychologist, and the wife\nis an anchor on a cable\nnews channel. The older\nson is the person who\nowns the house. He is the\ncreator of the process\nused to make the roofing\ntiles in the color of "blue sand"\nseen on this house.\n 1493RES_10_17 1494This designer home belongs\nto a very successful talent\nagent. He spends so much\ntime jetting around the\ncountry to represent his\nclients that in the past\nyear he has only spent one\nnight here. And that night\nhe got in late.\n 1495RES_10_18 1496A result of modern\narchitecture. No more\nclassical forms. The house\nhas two flats and a studio\nin the upper part. The big\nwindows let in a lot of light.\nThe studio is just the\nplace for a party.\n 1497RES_10_19 1498If your wife wants a lot of\nspace and a big balcony or\nterrace, something like this\nis the solution. However,\nyou will need a cleaning\ncrew for such a big house\n(perhaps with the right\nbreeding the children will\nbe kind enough).\n 1499RES_10_22 1500Here lives Dr. Slim Hopkins.\nDr. Hopkins sells a line of\ndiet books and diet foods\nfor the people of Simutrans.\nHis diet teaches people to\neat more cholesterol and\nunsaturated fats.\nStrangely, his research was\nfunded by the makers of a\npopular\ncholesterol-reducing drug.\n 1501RES_10_24 1502This mansion is the home\nof the famous actress Ima\nStarr. She starred in several\nafter school specials like\n"I Was a Teenage Crack\nWhore" and "Mommy Why is\nMy Tummy Getting Bigger?".\nNow she is a recluse and\nnever leaves the home she\nshares with her thirteen\ncats.\n 1503RES_10_25 1504Another example of the\nimpact of a growing\npopulation. The\narchitecture looks like late\nseventies. It doesn't look\ngood, but it is obviously\npractical.\n 1505RES_10_26 1506This is a private tenement.\nThe charge is quite high,\nand you also have to sign\na contract for special cable\nTV if you want to live here.\nThat provides the landlord\nwith some special income.\n 1507RES_10_29 1508"Enjoy living" was the\nconcept of an architectural\ncontest. This house won a\nprize. Being a far cry from\nstandard building\ntechniques, this building\nattracted people who hate\nto live normally. No one\never thought about\nearthquakes...\n 1509RES_10_30 1510This house, too, is rather\nnew. Fast internet\nconnection, central floor\nheating and modern\nkitchens are only a few of\nthe advantages of this\nmodern house. It does not\nlook very nice on the\noutside, but who cares,\nyou live inside!\n 1511RES_11_03 1512With its beautifully\nlandscaped front yard, this\nhome has won the prize for\nyard of the month over\nfifteen times.\n\n 1513RES_11_04 1514You can often find Mr. Bean\nwaxing his car under the\nmaple tree in the front\nyard. Sometimes he may do\nit more than once a day.\n\n 1515RES_11_05 1516Two small wooden row\nhouses - very cheap, but\nstill no one wants to live\nthere, since the accident\nwith the pink color\nhappened. It is not the\nformer house of Barbie and\nKen.\n 1517RES_11_06 1518Juan bought this cabin\nbecause he could not buy\none in the woods, but he\nsoon discovered it is\nhaunted. He now sleeps at\nwork because the ghost\nkeeps him up all night\nplaying card games.\n 1519RES_11_09 1520Unlike most of us Mr. Smith\ndoes not leave his car in\nthe driveway because his\ngarage is full of junk. No,\nhe leaves his car in the\ndriveway because he uses\nthe garage for his model\ntrains. They go wall to wall\nwith only a small walkway\nin between. He has little\nvillages and bridges and\ntunnels and so on.\nHowever, since he discovered\nSimutrans on the internet, the\ngarage remains dark and quiet.\n 1521RES_11_10 1522This is the home of a yard\nnut. A yard nut is the one\nguy in the neighborhood\nthat always has the\nneatest, sharpest lawn. He\nis the guy that makes your\nlawn look bad only because\nhis is so good, and forces\nyou to mow before it is\ntime, because he has to\nmow first. He likes to get\nstarted early on Saturday...\nJust when you are falling asleep\nafter Friday's parties - you\nwould like to whack him with a\nshovel.\n 1523RES_11_12 1524These houses are great for\nfamilies with children\nbecause of all the room to\nplay in, but the children are\nnever allowed outside\nbecause of the swarm of\nkiller bees that inhabits the\nbushes around the play\narea.\n 1525RES_11_13 1526The stones on this house\nare really made of plastic.\nIf you cannot afford real\nstone, fake stone will have\nto do. However, the trees\noutside are real.\n\n 1527RES_11_15 1528This is the home of the\nfourth cousin of a famous\nKing. He will probably never\nbe king, so he works as a\nfry cook.\n\n 1529RES_11_17 1530This small set of town\nhomes was built on what\nwas once a small park. In\nthe park lived a family of\nsquirrels. Once the building\nwas completed the\nsquirrels moved in to the\nattic and there has been\nan ongoing battle ever\nsince.\n 1531RES_11_18 1532When John and Jane won\ntheir million credits on the\nnew reality show "Link That\nIndustry Chain", this was\nthe house for them. It is\nfilled with all the latest\ncomputers. The problems\nstarted when the former\nhost of the show lost his\njob and asked to move into\nthe room above the\ngarage...\n 1533RES_11_19 1534When Tomas saw the\nadvertisement for new\nA-frame houses, he got\none with a tall roof, fire\nplace chimney, and new\nwindows for the front wall.\nIt was designed for him by\nPatrick.\n 1535RES_11_22 1536Here lives the ghost of the\nfamous marine biologist\nHersimu Transian. Dr.\nTransian was the person to\ndiscover the first fish\nswarm in a Simutrans\nocean, but he was drowned\nwhen a flying-fish knocked\nhim over the side of the\nship. Only his ghost came\nhome. Now he spends his\ndays scaring little kids, and\nhe makes the neighborhood dogs\nbark all night.\n 1537RES_11_24 1538Tenement\n\n 1539RES_11_25 1540This large home has a\nprivate secondary school\non the first and second\nfloors with bedrooms on\nthe top floor and attic. This\nis where some of the most\nimportant people in\nSimutrans have been\neducated in transport\nengineering.\n 1541RES_11_29 1542Some people say that this\nhouse has been designed\nby a baby, but maybe they\nsay so only because they\nenvy the benefits of living\nhere. Fast internet\nconnection, central vacuum\ncleaner and a modern\nkitchen are only a few of\nthe advantages.\n 1543RES_11_31 1544There is a very strong\nsense of community among\nthe people that live here.\nThe children all play\ntogether and the adults\ngather around the common\narea under the trees for\nweekly barbecues.\n 1545RES_11_33 1546This innovative design\nincorporates a solar\ncollector on the roof that\nfills all of the building's\nheating and cooling needs\nwhile the overextended\nroofs offer better cooling\ncapabilities, making it a\nvery energy-efficient place\nto live in.\n 1547RES_11_40 1548This is a great place to live\nfor young people just\nstarting out. The prices are\nreasonable and the\napartments all come\nfurnished. In fact, many of\nthe city's residents have\ncalled this place home at\none time or another.\n 1549RES_11_41 1550"If you lived here, you\nwould already be home."\nThat's the slogan used to\nentice prospective be\ntenants to lease here\ninstead of commuting to\nthe suburbs. But since\nbutchered human remains\nwere found in a tenant's\nfreezer, the new slogan is,\n"Why flock to the suburbs\nlike cattle when you could\nlive here instead?"\n 1551RES_11_45 1552The upper two floors form\nthe penthouse and include\na spacious open deck that\nis great for entertaining.\n\n 1553RES_11_46 1554This architectural marvel\nlooks more like art than an\napartment building. The\ntenants all love to live here\nbecause of the prestige of\nliving in such a famous\nbuilding.\n 1555RES_11_47 1556The people that live here\nare so mundane, there is\nnothing to say about them.\nThey all work from 9 to 5,\ncommute to work on the\nsame bus and enjoy the\nsame pastimes, such as\nreading and watching TV.\nNeedless to say, after\nliving in the same building\nfor several years, none of\nthem could identify one of\nthe others even if their lives\ndepended on it.\n 1557RES_11_50 1558When the Trikky Building\nwas built it was renowned\nfor innovative designs and\ntechnologically advanced\nbuilding techniques.\nUnfortunately that was all\novershadowed by the\ncontroversy caused when\nthe university's\narcheological department\nclaimed it was being built\non an ancient burial ground.\nAfter two years of delay and\ncost overruns, all the excavation\nteam found was three bottle\ncaps, an old tooth brush and\nfifty-seven cents in change.\n 1559RES_11_58 1560The entire two top floors\nare the secret hideout of\nLews Creww, arch-villain of\nthe superhero Block Head.\nThis is where he trains his\nevil minions. The other\ntenements don't seem to\nmind all the noise.\nStink-bomb training week\ndid produce a few\ncomplaints though.\n 1561RES_11_59 1562This brand new building\ndoes not have any tenants\nyet, since the\nadvertisement in the\nnewspaper has the wrong\nphone number...\n1-900-408-2449. People\ncall it all day long but only\nget a recording saying,\n"Hello, you have reached\n'The 900 Hot-Chix\nHot-Line'..."\n 1563RES_11_60 1564In a somewhat stylish view\non architecture, this\nmodern tower has been\npainted a rather fetching\npink - very nice. Expensive\nand for the modern "in\ncrowd" these towers are\nbecoming the new\n"in-des-res" throughout\nthe land. Query: in-des-res\n- eh?\n 1565RES_12_03 1566This house uses a unique\nmodular design that is\neasily expandable. If more\nroom is needed you can\njust airlift a new room and\nslip it over the center\nsupport. If the demand for\nspace should lessen, you\ncan even sell off a few\nrooms.\n 1567RES_12_04 1568This is the home of Thomas\nMadison, a great\nphilosopher. He likes to sit\nat his desk and ponder\nimportant questions of life\nin Simutrans. His latest\npaper is called "More Than\nPassengers: The truth of\nSimutrans".\n 1569RES_12_09 1570This house is in the shape\nof a "C". "C" is for crazy,\nlike the person who once\nlived here. Having to walk\nso far to get from one side\nto the other was not good\nfor his mind.\n 1571RES_12_10 1572Judy and Doug bought the\nperfect home. All that\nspace for the young couple\nis nice, but there is also\nroom for their future\nchildren.\n\n 1573RES_12_12 1574This is the home of the\nfriend of the neighbor of\nthe fourth cousin of a\nfamous king. That is his\nonly claim to fame.\n\n 1575RES_12_14 1576Residential building\n(Propermike)\n\n 1577RES_12_15 1578Production of pencils in\nthis factory was canceled\nbefore a very long time. At\nthis time was this house\nrebuilded to cheap flats.\nBut industrial look stay\nimpressed to this house\nprobably forever.\n 1579RES_12_21 1580Production of pencils was\ncanceled in this factory\nbefore very long time.\nHouse vas rebuilded to\ncheap flats. But industrial\nlook stay impressed to this\nhouse probably forever.\n 1581RES_12_22 1582This housing unit was\nbuilded in age of quick\ngrowth of this town.\nRequirement of flats is\nsigned on design very\nmuch. That's why the\nhouse is so ugly.\n 1583RES_12_25 1584There is a black-haired girl\nwith smaragd-like eyes\nobserving you - just check\nwindows at the fourth floor.\nShe's just blinked.\n\n 1585RES_13_16 1586Swimming pool\n\n 1587RES_13_20 1588This is very suspicious\nhouse. A lot of people\nentered in, but no one out...\n\n 1589RES_13_21 1590In this house lives an old,\nugly witch with grumpy\nblack cat.\n\n 1591RES_13_24 1592House from fiftyes,\ntheir outside matches their interiour.\n 1593RES_13_25 1594On the small grass place in\nfront of house are yelow\nand red flowers for free.\nYou can take one and give\nit to somebody who you\nlike. This is work of one\ngood man living inside,\ndon't forget to thanks to\nhim.\n 1595RES_13_31 1596The top of inelegance-\nclasical concrete house.\nQuick building of flats\ntakes its cost - is it hard\nto find more depresive and\nugly houses as this grey\n"human-hutches".\n 1597RES_13_46 1598This is a halfway house for\nex-drug addicts. They love\nit because the wild design\ngives them enough\nhallucinations so they\ndon't feel the need for any\nmore.\n 1599RES_13_60 1600Dedicated to Kermit the\nFrog - the "It's not Easy\nBeing Green" building\nattracts green lovers from\nfar and wide. With its\nvariously shaded exterior\nand its muted green\ninteriors it is easy to see\nwhy.\n 1601RES_14_13 1602Doublehouse, nothing\nspecial,but bricks make\nthis house nicier as his\nconcrete brothers.\n\n 1603RES_14_14 1604This house unit is not so\nugly as others. Old good\nbricks are never so ugly as\nconcrete, even if there's\nno other differencies as\nmaterial.\n\n 1605RES_14_16 1606Yet another concrete cube\nvariation.\n\n 1607RES_14_17 1608This house has been\nstanding here since long\nago. You must be quite\nlucky to see outside the\nwoodcarver who lives here.\nHe sits all day long in the\nback yard and carves\nspoons, plates, statues -\nwhatever pleases him at\nthe moment. Locals say\nthat when travelling, his\nworks remind them of their\nhome.\n 1609RES_14_18 1610This house is much more\ncomfortable as you think at\nthe first view.\n\n 1611RES_14_21 1612There is a lot of nicer\nhouses, so why are you\ninteresting for this one?\n\n 1613RES_15_14 1614The green brim is ugly, isn't\nit?\n\n 1615RES_15_17 1616Villa Summerfield\n\n 1617RES_15_22 1618In this house lives\nemployees of the near car\nfactory. The house is\ncompletely new and with\nacceptable rents. This is\nbecause rents are partialy\ndonated by car factory\nowners.\n 1619RES_15_31 1620Simply a 1621RES_16_14 1622A family house with\nfireplace inside. Who\nshouldn't want a house like\nthis?\n\n 1623RES_16_20 1624This house is the best of\narchitect Raven. He wasn't\nable to create next houses,\nbecause he was declared\nas madman after he starts\nto assert, that he rebuilds\nwhole world of Simutrans in\nthe way of his visions.\n 1625RES_17_16 1626Hostel for women\n\n 1627rmax_clock_tower 1628Clock Tower\n\nThis clock tower has a\npeculiar design. Some think\nit's inspired by the Tower\nof Fabel's ruins but it's\nindeed a recent building\nand its clock is one of the\nmost precise in the whole\nSimuworld\n 1629rmax_courthouse 1630Court\n\n 1631rmax_DenkManualTeam 1632Shining Torch Monument\n\nThis torch monument is for\nthose who help create and\nmaintain the Wiki, game\nhelp texts, and other\nmanuals, to all those who\nshine light upon the\nmysteries of simutrans.\n\nThank you!\n 1633rmax_dictator_statue 1634Benevolent Dictator\n\nBenevolent Dictator (with hand in\nvest) - so many maidens\nhave swooned at the base\nof this statue, that the\nMinistry of Anxiety installed\na chain-rope around its\nperimeter. It hasn't helped.\nMany residents now believe\nthe monument radiates\nsome strange fertility\npower.\n 1635rmax_fabio_bust 1636Fagonellus Romanus\n\n 1637rmax_icarus 1638Rocket Launch Facility\n\nThis place is where Icarus\ninc., the first company to\nmaster the technique of\nassembling reliable rockets\nthat can carry satellites to\norbit, launch their carriers\nfrom. Fortunately they do\nnot follow the fate of their\nlegendary namesake.\nBesides its economical\nimportance this place also\nattracts crowds of tourists who\nwant to see the launches.\n 1639rmax_mosque 1640As-Salem Mosque\n\nA mosque for Muslims to prey in. One can regularly hear the Muezzin singing from the tall minarets signalling that it is time for Muslims to come and prey. As-Salem is one of the ninety-nine names of Allah and means "The Peace". 1641ROCK_0 1642Patrick's Rock\n\nA long inactive volcano with odd geographic location. Many geologists from throughout the region come to sample rocks and discuss theories as to its formation. The name Patrick's Rock is a type of geographic formation where an inactive volcano causes so much discussion that transport companies are forbidden from terraforming it flat for more efficient transport networks. 1643RUIN_0 1644Castle\n\nThis used to be a gothic\ncastle, but its owner\nrealized that a castle is not\na good place for living in\nthis 21st century. So he\nconverted it to a medieval\namusement park. Since\nthen the gate is never\nclosed. Crowds of tourists\ncome to watch old time\narts, sword fights, castle\nsieges, join parades, ride\nhorses, drink medieval beer or\nvisit exhibitions.\n 1645RUIN_1 1646Ruins\n\nThese are the ruins of very\nfamous castle. Many\nchapters of history were\nwritten here, so it is a real\nmagnet for tourists from all\nover the world. Everyone is\nkeen to see it. And after\nall, ruins are quite romantic\ntoo, aren't they?\n 1647Russian_Cathedral 1648Russian Orthodox Church\n\nA church frequented by followers of the Orthodox Catholic Church from the surrounding area. In addition to regular worshipers tourists also come to stare at the unusual and out of place architecture of the building. 1649Sacred_heart_church 1650Sacred Heart Church\n 1651Secession_Chapel 1652Secession Chapel 1653sh_oasis_seasons 1654Oasis\n\nOne of the few sources of fresh water in the desert. Every living being roaming the desert would like to refresh and rest under the lush palms found here. Still most walk right past it thinking it is just another mirage. 1655ShipDepot 1656Ship Depot 1657ShipStop 1658Passenger Dock 1659small_classic_bus_stop 1660Bus Stop 1661small_early_bus_stop 1662Bus stop 1663SMALL_MANOR 1664Manor\n\nThis small manor was once the\ngreat house of a famous\nlord. But since the lord has\ndied, the fame slowly wore\noff and the house was\nmostly forgotten, only to\nbe rediscovered in the\nearly of twentieth century,\nwhen large collections of\nart started to attract many\nvisitors. To preserve its\nbeauty, the manor is now public\nproperty, accessible to anyone\nfor a modest fee. It has become\nwell known and is a frequent\ndestination of many school\noutings or weekend trips.\n 1665special_ALSF-2_DT_stop 1666Taxi way lights 1667special_PAPI_stop 1668Approach lights 1669special_wingbar-r_stop 1670Side way lights 1671st_benedict_church 1672St. Benedict Church\n\nA church known throughout the region for its exquisite beauty. Tourists will flock here from just to look at the outside. Only the really devoted come here to prey as the inside is plain and houses worthless painting. 1673ST_PETER 1674St. Peter's Church\n\nAn almost identical copy of the late-Roman church of St.Peter's. The original was built around 1220 with a fine structured chorus gallery containing frescos from the middle of the 13th century. Its star attraction is the well-preserved mummy of "The Holy Reeve", a mummified body believed to be that of Wilhelm of Holbach the royal reeve who died more than 300 years ago. Apparently the mummy is located in an alcove in the western wall just like in the original. 1675STADIUM_RUGBY 1676Rugby Stadium\n\nA small humble stadium where the city rugby team play their matches. As the team plays around the clock the flow of visitors and injured to transport never stops. 1677Suspended_Monorail_Bahnhof_Modern 1678Monorail Stop 1679tennis_court 1680Tennis Club\n\nA highly prestigious tennis club known throughout the region. If it is not hosting a major tournament it is running classes for youngsters. Members must arrive very early if they want to play as there are only a few courts available. 1681Terminal1930_AirportBlg 1682Small terminal hall 1683Terminal1950_AirportBlg_S 1684Small terminal hall 1685Tower1920_AirportBlg 1686Basic Airport Tower 1687Tower1930_AirportBlg 1688Small control tower 1689Tower1950_AirportBlg 1690Control tower 1691Tower1990_AirportBlg 1692Modern Airport Tower 1693TrainDepot 1694Train depot 1695TrainStop 1696Station 1697TramDepot 1698Tram Depot 1699TRIUMPH 1700Triumphal Arch\n\nThis triumphal arch was built\nby emperor Napik to\ncelebrate one of the many\nvictories he has won in\nfamous battles in the past.\nNow there are no wars\nanymore, though - no more\nvictorious armies marching\nthrough. They were\nreplaced by tourists who\ncircle around in awe of the\nbeauty of this architectonical\nmarvel designed by the famous\narchitect Georg, known as MHz in\nhis later days.\n 1701TV_TOWER_0 1702Television Tower\n\nThis tower is owned by a local\ntelevision station. Not only\ndoes it hold the broadcast\ntower, it also gives camera\nmen a great place to get\nviews of everything going\non around it.\n 1703TV_TOWER_1 1704TV Transmission Tower\n\nOne of the highest towers in\nthe whole world, this one\nfeatures a cozy restaurant\nand bar with huge windows\nfor these who do not suffer\nfrom dizziness and can\nenjoy the wonderful views.\nFor those affected, one\nmore word of warning: the\nwhole thing slowly rotates!\n 1705Very_Big_Terminal 1706Gigantic terminal hall (3x3) 1707VictorianStation 1708Station in Victorian Style 1709VillageTrainStop 1710Village station 1711WernerServer 1712Werner's Nightly Server\n\nThis right-angled statue towering above everyday traffic was built to express thanks to Wernieman. His machinery once served the players nightly builds every day. 1713WHEEL 1714Russian Wheel\n\nThis is the so called Russian\nwheel. It is a very famous\ntourist attraction from older\ntheme parks, but it is still\nattractive now. It provides\na wonderful view.\n 1715Windmill 1716Windmill\n\nSome people enjoy visiting this\nwindmill to watch it going\naround. Some people like to\nget out of town. And some\npeople just like to throw\nrocks at the rotors and see\nif they can hit them.\n 1717WOODEN_CHURCH 1718Wooden Church\n\nThis Wooden Church was built\nby the Hamish people.\n\n 1719big_early_bus_stop 1720Bus Stop and Post Box (big shelter) 1721train_platform_early 1722Passenger Platform (gravel) 1723train_platform_med 1724Passenger Platform (tared) 1725train_platform_modern 1726Passenger Platform (tiled) 1727station_03_02 1728Protected Platform (blue) 1729train_small_station_early 1730Sheltered Platform (gravel) 1731train_small_station_med 1732Sheltered Platform (tared) 1733train_small_station_modern 1734Sheltered Platform (tiled) 1735station_03_03 1736Covered Platform (blue, arcing roof) 1737train_flat_station_early 1738Protected Platform (tared, flat) 1739train_flat_station_modern 1740Protected Platform (tiled, flat) 1741train_station_early 1742Protected Platform (tared, sloped) 1743train_station_modern 1744Protected Platform (tiled, sloped) 1745train_big_station_early_ext 1746Covered Platform (tared, sloped roof) 1747train_big_station_modern_ext 1748Covered Platform (tiled, external) 1749train_big_station_modern_int 1750Covered Platform (tiled, internal) 1751#____________________________________citycar____________________________________ 1752#____________________________________citycar____________________________________ 1753Horse_Carriage_For_2_public 1754Private carriage 1755#__________________________________dummy_info___________________________________ 1756#__________________________________dummy_info___________________________________ 1757factory_ethanol_plant_details 1758<title>Bioethanol Distillery</title>\n<h1>Bioethanol Distillery</h1>\n<p>In the 21st century ethanol fuel is considered as one of the alternatives to oil. Ethanol could be used in mix with gasoline or alone in vehicles with modified engine. 1759factory_fish_pond_details 1760<title>Fish Pond Details</title>\n<h1>Fish Ponds</h1>\n<p>Pond is a body of water where even its deepest areas are reached by sunlight or where a human can walk across the entire body of water without being underneath. In some dialects of English, pond normally refers to small artificially created bodies of water.</p>\n<p>In medieval times in Europe, it was typical for many monasteries, castles, etc. (small, partly self-sufficient communities) to have fish ponds. These are still common in the East Asia (notably Japan), where koi carp may be kept.</p>\n<p>This pond is now used for breeding fish which can be later caught, transported, and processed to food. Swimming in it is forbidden.</p>\n<p>Pond works as extensive aquaculture based on local photosynthetical production, meaning that fish are not being fed by artificial food.</p>\n<p>Limiting for fish growth here is the available food supply by natural sources, commonly zooplankton feeding on pelagic algae or benthic animals, such as certain crustaceans and mollusks. Tilapia species filter feed directly on phytoplankton, which makes higher production possible. The photosynthetical production can be increased by fertilizing the pond water with artificial fertilizer mixtures, such as potash, phosphorus, nitrogen and micro elements. Because most fishes are carnivorous, they occupy a higher place in the trophic chain and therefore only a tiny fraction of primary photosynthetical production (typically 1%) will be converted into harvestable fish.</p>\n<p>As a result, without additional feeding the fish harvest will not exceed 200 kilograms of fish per hectare per year, equivalent to 1% of the gross photosynthetic production.</p>\n<p>In order to tap all available food sources in the pond, the aquaculturist will choose fish species which occupy different places in the pond ecosystem, e.g., a filter algae feeder such as tilapia, a benthic feeder such as carp or catfish and a zooplankton feeder (various carps) or submerged weeds feeder such as grass carp.</p> 1761factory_Moebelfabrik_details 1762<title>Furniture factory details</title><h1>DIY superstore</h1>\n<p>\nAlas even furniture became a mass product following short-lived trends. Only a few pieces made in this factory were ever touched by a real cabinet maker. And if they did, then only because a machine failed.\n 1763factory_Oelbohrinsel_details 1764<title>About oil rigs</title><h1>Oil rigs</h1><p>Second half of 20th century brought hunger for oil - consumption doubled every decade. Apart from land resources, sea offered also some oil deposits, although hard to reach.<br><br>Oil rigs are structures built to exploit these resources located in shelf areas (depth 0 to 200 meters). They are HUGE, but no one actually realizes it - most of the building is hidden under water surface. And also expensive to maintain. Columns that hold the platform are usually hollow and they also function as reservoir for oil.</p><p>The biggest oil rig in the world, Statfjord B, was built by Norway. Its weight is roughly 800,000 tonnes and height about 192 m. With tower the height increases by another 80 meters.</p> 1765factory_Oelfeld_details 1766<title>About Oilfields</title><h1>Oilfields</h1><p>Oil is a raw material which was used for paints, lubricants and also as a fuel for heating before the turn of 19th/20th century. Then it gained great importance with boom of combustion engine and automobiles.</p><p><br><br>Oil is a liquid consisting of numerous hydrocarbons. It is unclear how exactly the oil deposits came into being, probably it was a process similar to creating coal deposits but with some extra conditions - under high pressure & without oxygen. They are within depth of up to hundreds of meters. Oil is there usually found together with gas under high pressure, what eases pumping it to the surface.<p> 1767#____________________________________factory____________________________________ 1768#____________________________________factory____________________________________ 1769autoshop3 1770Car Dealership 1771bakery 1772Bakery 1773brewery 1774Brewery 1775cannery 1776Cannery 1777car_assembly_plant 1778Car Assembly Plant 1779car_dealer 1780Car Dealership 1781Cementmill 1782Cement Mill 1783chicken_farm 1784Chicken Farm 1785classical_goods_factory 1786Goods Factory 1787Concretefactory 1788Concrete Mixer 1789cornfield 1790Corn Field 1791cotton_farm_w_fields 1792Cotton Plantation 1793cow_farm 1794Cattle Yard 1795dairy 1796Dairy 1797Druckerei 1798Printing Works 1799electronics_factory_new 1800Electronic Fabrication Plant 1801Erzbergwerk 1802Iron Ore Mine 1803ethanol_plant 1804Ethanol Plant 1805fish_pond 1806Fish Pond 1807fish_swarm 1808Fishery 1809food_processing_plant 1810Food Processing 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2394Oggia Ferry 2395Fishing_Boat_1 2396MHz Fish Trawler 2397fluid_00_Wood_Barrels_Wagon 2398Flat Wagon (carrying wooden barrels) 2399fluid_01_Iron_Tanks_Wagon 2400Flat Wagon (carrying iron tanks) 2401fluid_02_CSD-502_Tank_Wagon 2402CSD-502 Tank Wagon 2403fluid_03_CSD-556_Tank_Wagon 2404CSD-556 Tank Wagon 2405fluid_04_Esso_Tank_Wagon 2406Esso Tank Wagon 2407fluid_05_CEPSA_Tank_Wagon 2408CEPSA Tank Wagon 2409fluid_06_VTG_Tank_Wagon 2410VTG Tank Wagon 2411fluid_07_Esso_XL_Tank_Wagon 2412Esso XL Tank Wagon 2413fluid_08_VTG_CeSa_Tank_Wagon 2414VTG CeSa Tank Wagon 2415Fluid_trailer_0 2416AJ Oil Trailer 2417Fluid_trailer_1 2418AJ-PMNV Oil Trailer 2419Fluid_Truck_0 2420Karl-Nissan Diesel Tank Lorry 1800 2421Fluid_Truck_1 2422Karl-Nissan Diesel Tank Lorry 1100 2423Fluid_Truck_2 2424S.Kroytor ZUK-20 2425Fluid_Truck_3 2426Magirus Oil Truck 1923 2427Flxible_Twin_FT2-40 2428Flxible Twin FT2-40 2429Goods_trailer_0 2430Mitsubishi Fuso Super Truck - car 2431Goods_trailer_1 2432Mitsubishi Fuso Super Truck - car mk.2 2433Goods_trailer_2 2434PMNV Goods Trailer 2435Goods_trailer_3 2436PMNV Rugged Goods Trailer 2437Goods_Truck_0 2438Karl-Mitsubishi Fuso Super Truck 2439Goods_Truck_1 2440Karl-Mitsubishi Fuso Hyper Truck 2441Goods_Truck_2 2442PMNV Goods Truck 2443Goods_Truck_3 2444PMNV Light Goods Truck 2445Goods_Truck_4 2446PMNV Turbo Truck 2447Goods_Truck_5 2448S.Kroytor Gaz-4 2449Goods_waggon_0 2450Cannonball Covered Wagon (rustic) 2451Goods_waggon_1 2452Cannonball Covered Wagon 2453Goods_waggon_2 2454PMNV Covered Wagon 2455Goods_waggon_3 2456Container Wagon 2457Goods_waggon_4 2458HS Container Wagon 2459Goods_waggon_5 2460RVg Covered Wagon 2461Grain_trailer_0 2462PMNV Classic Grain Trailer 2463Grain_Truck_1 2464VSYS-Tatra 815 (grain) 2465Haru_2C1_Cheetah 2466Haru 2C1 "Cheetah" 2467Haru_2D1_Buffalo 2468Haru 2D1 Buffalo 2469Haru_C44-9W 2470Haru C44-9W - Dash 2471Haru_DF4 2472Haru DF4 2473Haru_E3_KOMACHI 2474Haru E3 "Komachi" 2475Haru_E3_KOMACHI_(mid) 2476Haru E3 "Komachi" (mid) 2477Haru_E3_KOMACHI_(rear) 2478Haru E3 "Komachi" (rear) 2479Haru_E3_KOMACHI_(Trailer) 2480Haru E3 "Komachi" (trailer) 2481Haru_F7A 2482Haru F7 A 2483Haru_F7B 2484Haru F7 B 2485Haru_HST 2486Haru HST 2487Haru_HST_mid 2488Haru HST (Car) 2489Haru_HST_rear 2490Haru HST (Rear engine) 2491Haru_Spike-PSE_Head1 2492Haru Spike PSE (Head) 2493Haru_Spike-PSE_Head2 2494Haru Spike PSE (head car) 2495Haru_Spike-PSE_Tail1 2496Haru Spike PSE (tail) 2497Haru_Spike-PSE_Tail2 2498Haru Spike PSE (tail car) 2499Haru_Spike-PSE_Waggon 2500Haru Spike PSE (waggon) 2501Haru_Tatra-T3 2502Haru Tatra T3 2503Haru_Tender 2504Haru Tender 2505Haru_VT98 2506Haru VT98 (Engine) 2507Haru_VT98_car 2508Haru VT98 (Car) 2509Haru-373 2510Haru 373 2511Haru-373_car 2512Haru 373 (waggon) 2513Haru-373_tail 2514Haru 373 (tail) 2515Haru-ACE1_Head 2516Haru ACE (Head) 2517Haru-ACE1_Tail 2518Haru ACE (tail) 2519Haru-ACE1_Waggon1 2520Haru ACE (waggon) 2521Haru-ACE1_Waggon2 2522Haru ACE (bar waggon) 2523Haru-ACE1_Waggon3 2524Haru ACE (post) 2525Haru-BR182_Taurus 2526OeBB Reihe 1016 "Taurus" 2527Haru-IC3 2528Haru IC-3 (Front engine) 2529Haru-IC3_car 2530Haru IC-3 (Car) 2531Haru-IC3_tail 2532Haru IC-3 (Rear engine) 2533Haru-PlanV 2534Haru Plan V. 2535Haru-PlanV(rear) 2536Haru Plan V. (tail) 2537Haru-PMNV_F7-Coach 2538Haru-PMNV F7-Coach 2539Haru-PMNV_F7-Mail_Car 2540Haru-PMNV F7-Mail Car 2541Haru-TEM2 2542Haru TEM-2 2543Haru-X2000 2544Haru X2000 (Front engine) 2545Haru-X2000_mid 2546Haru X2000 (Car) 2547Haru-X2000_rear 2548Haru X2000 (Rear engine) 2549Holzwagen 2550Log Transporter 2551Holzwagen_0 2552RVg Twin-Wood Carrier 2553Holzwagen_1 2554RVg Log Hopper 2555JNR_C11 2556Nabe-JNR SL C11 2557JNR_C62 2558Nabe-JNR SL C62 2559JNR_D51 2560Nabe-JNR SL D51 2561JNR_DD51 2562Haru DD51 2563JNR_tender_S 2564Tender 2565JR_700_Series_Shinkansen_Hikari_Rail_Star_(PC) 2566JR 700 Series Shinkansen "Hikari Rail Star" 2567JR_700_Shinkansen_HRS_(Middle_Section)_PC 2568JR 700 Series Shinkansen HRS (Middle) 2569JR_700_Shinkansen_HRS_(Pantograph_I)_PC 2570JR 700 Series Shinkansen HRS (Pantograph I) 2571JR_700_Shinkansen_HRS_(Pantograph_II)_PC 2572JR 700 Series Shinkansen HRS (Pantograph II) 2573JR_700_Shinkansen_HRS_(Tailcar)_PC 2574JR 700 Series Shinkansen HRS (Tail) 2575Kord_TT_bulk 2576Kord TT (bulk) 2577Kord_TT_grain 2578Kord TT (grain) 2579Liner_Mail_Extension_(large) 2580Ferry Mail Extension (large) 2581LKAB_IORE_Back 2582LKAB IORE 2583LKAB_IORE_Front 2584LKAB IORE 2585MA461_waggon 2586RVg-DB MA-461 (car) 2587Mack_Truck_Cooling_Trailer 2588Mack Truck Cooling Trailer 2589Mack_Truck_Goods_Trailer 2590Mack Truck Goods Trailer 2591Mack_Truck_Post_Trailer 2592PMNV Post Trailer 2593Mail_Truck_2 2594MHz Windstar (mail) 2595Marks_Passagierwagen 2596MJHN Express Car 2597Marks_Postwagen 2598MJHN Express Post Car 2599Marks-Deltic 2600MJHN Deltic 2601MHz_Grain_Trailer_0 2602MHz Tractor Grain Trailer 2603MHz_Long_Wood_Trailer 2604MHz Long Log Trailer 2605MHz_Tractor 2606MHz Tractor 2607MHz_Tractor_2 2608MHz-JD Tractor 2609MHz_TRAM_1930 2610MHz T-113 2611MHz_TRAM_1980 2612MHz T-235 SuperCity 2613MHz-C11C_Bulk_Barge 2614MHz C11C Bulk Barge 2615MHz-C11C_Wood_Barge 2616MHz C11C Wood barge 2617MHz-C273U_Cement_Barge 2618MHz-C273U Cement Barge 2619MHz-C35_Goods_Barge 2620MHz-C35 Goods Barge 2621MHz-C3P_Post_Barge 2622MHz-C3P Post Barge 2623MHz-CC47_Container_Barge 2624Mhz-CC47 Container Barge (Piece goods) 2625MHz-MT7_Milk_Barge 2626Haru MT7 Milk Barge 2627MHz-OT5_Oil_Barge 2628MHz OT5 Oil Barge 2629MHz-P11C_Bulk_Boat 2630MHz-P11C Bulk Boat 2631MHz-P11C_Wood_Boat 2632MHz P11C Wood Boat 2633MHz-R2A_Push-Tug 2634MHz R2A Push-Tug 2635milk_00_bottled_milk_wagon 2636Wagon with bottles for milk 2637milk_01_twin_barrel_wagon 2638Wagon with barrels for liquid foods 2639milk_02_old_tank_wagon 2640Old liquid foods tank wagon 2641milk_03_6_wheeled_milk_wagon 2642Six wheeled milk wagon 2643milk_04_rvg_early_milk_waggon 2644Milk tank wagon 2645milk_05_milk_waggon_1 2646Tank wagon for liquid foods 2647milk_06_4_axle_milk_wagon 26484-AX tank wagon for liquid foods 2649milk_07_milk_waggon_0 2650Refrigerated tank wagon 2651milk_08_bloomsburg_fair_milk_wagon 2652Bloomsburg Fair tank wagon 2653milk_09_bordens_milk_wagon 2654Bordens tank wagon for milk 2655Milk_Truck_0 2656PMNV Milk Cistern 2657Milk_Truck_1 2658S.Kroytor-ZIL Milk Mover 2659Milk_Truck_2 2660Magirus Milk Truck 2661mja-20s_concretemixer 2662MJA-20S Cement Lorry 2663mja-bulk_trailer_l 2664MJA-L300 Bulk Trailer 2665mja-bulk_trailer_m 2666MJA-M220 Bulk Trailer 2667mja-MAN19332-128set 2668mja-MAN 19332 2669mja-ScaniaP380_tanker 2670Scania P380 - Tanker 2671mja-ScaniaP420_concretemixer 2672Scania P420 - Concrete mixer 2673mja-ScaniaP420_longgoods 2674mja-Scania P380 (planks) 2675mja-ScaniaR500Topline 2676mja-Scania R500 Topline 2677mja-ScaniaR500Topline_cooledgoods 2678mja-Scania R500 Topline (cooled goods) 2679mja-ScaniaR500Topline_goods 2680mja-Scania R500 Topline (goods) 2681mja-ScaniaR620Topline 2682Scania R620 Topline 2683mja-volvof88-128set 2684mja-Volvo F88 2685mja-volvoVN660 2686mja-Volvo VN660 2687mja-Zil130-128set 2688mja-Zil 130 2689MS_sprinter_mail 2690MS-Sprinter Mail Van 2691MTAB_Dm_Back 2692MTAB Dm (rear cab) 2693MTAB_Dm_Front 2694MTAB Dm 2695MTAB_Dm3 2696MTAB Dm3 (middle engine) 2697MV_Balmoral 2698MV Balmoral 2699MV_Fedra 2700MV Fedra (bulker) 2701MV_Lake_Illawarra 2702MV Lake Illawarra (bulker) 2703MV_Lake_Illawarra_(grain) 2704MV Lake Illawarra (grain bulker) 2705New_Zealand_Star 2706New Zealand Star (reefer) 2707Nordic_Heron 2708Nordic Heron (tanker) 2709Nordic_Heron_(liquid_food) 2710Nordic Heron (liquid food) 2711NovaBus_RTS-06_WFD 2712Colonel's NovaBus RTS-06 WFD 2713Owari_Maru 2714Owari Maru (bulker) 2715Passagierwagen 2716Canonball BTx 060 2nd Grade Coach 2717Passanger_waggon_0 2718Nabe-JNR OHA 31 Steel Passenger Waggon 2719Passanger_waggon_1 2720Haru OHAFU 50 2nd Grade Coach 2721Passanger_waggon_2 2722Nabe-JNR ORO 40 2nd Grade Coach 2723Passanger_waggon_3 2724RA BTx 050 2nd Grade Coach 2725Passanger_waggon_MAITE39 2726Nabe-JNR MAITE 39 1st Grade Coach 2727Patagonia 2728Patagonia (goods) 2729Patagonia_(farm_products) 2730Patagonia (grain bulker) 2731Pegaso_6038_InterCity 2732Pegaso 6038 Intercity 2733Pegaso_6038_Urban 2734Pegaso 6038 Urban 2735Pegaso-Seida_5020_InterCity 2736Pegaso-Seida 5020 Intercity 2737Pegaso-Seida_5020_Urban 2738Pegaso-Seida 5020 Urban 2739Pioneer_Zephyr 2740Pioneer Zephyr 2741Pioneer_Zephyr_Car 2742Pioneer Zephyr Car 2743Pioneer_Zephyr_Tail 2744Pioneer Zephyr Tail Car 2745Planck_Truck_0 2746PMNV-Canonball Bed Truck (planks) 2747Plank_Truck_2 2748VSYS-Tatra 815 Bed (planks) 2749Plank_waggon_0 2750RVg Small wood & planks car 2751Plank_waggon_1 2752Plank Car 2753PMNV_50_Mack 2754PMNV 1950's Mack 2755PMNV_Canonball_Car_Trailer 2756PMNV-Canonball Mack Car Trailer 2757PMNV_Cement_Trailer_Slow 2758PMNV CT-2 Cement Trailer 2759PMNV_Cement_Truck_P 2760PMNV CTr-2 Cement Truck 2761PMNV_Concrete_Truck 2762PMNV Mack Concrete Truck 2763PMNV_Cruiser 2764Cruiser 2765PMNV_Cruiser_Mini 2766Cruiser Mini 2767PMNV_Fabric_Trailer_0 2768PMNV Closed Fabric Trailer 2769PMNV_Grain_Truck_0 2770PMNV Classic Grain Carrier 2771PMNV_Hydrogen_Cruiser 2772PMNV Hydrogen Cruiser 2773PMNV_Mack_Bulk_Trailer_0 2774PMNV Mack Bulk Trailer 22 2775PMNV_Mack_Cement_Trailer_L 2776PMNV Mack Cement Trailer "L" 2777PMNV_Mack_Cement_Trailer_S 2778PMNV Mack Cement Trailer "S" 2779PMNV_Mack_Concrete_Trailer_O 2780PMNV-Mack Concrete Trailer 2781PMNV_Mack_cooled_Trailer_O 2782PMNV-Mack Cooled Trailer 2783PMNV_Mack_Goods_Trailer_O 2784PMNV-Mack Goods Trailer 2785PMNV_Mack_Grain_Trailer_0 2786PMNV Mack Grain Trailer 2787PMNV_Mack_Grain_Trailer_O 2788PMNV-Mack Grain Trailer 2789PMNV_Mack_Log_Trailer_L 2790PMNV Mack Log Trailer "L" 2791PMNV_Mack_Log_Trailer_M 2792PMNV Mack Log Trailer "M" 2793PMNV_Mack_Log_Trailer_S 2794PMNV Mack Log Trailer "S" 2795PMNV_Mack_Milk_Trailer_O 2796PMNV-Mack Milk Trailer 2797PMNV_Mack_Oil_Trailer_L 2798PMNV Mack Oil Trailer "L" 2799PMNV_Mack_Oil_Trailer_S 2800PMNV Mack Oil Trailer "S" 2801PMNV_Mack_Planck_Trailer_0 2802PMNV Mack Plank Trailer 2803PMNV_Mack_Post_Trailer_O 2804PMNV-Mack Mail Trailer 2805PMNV_Mack_Steel_Trailer_L 2806Mack Steel Trailer "L" 2807PMNV_Mack_Steel_Trailer_S 2808Mack Steel Trailer "S" 2809PMNV_Mail_Truck_1 2810PMNV Postal Truck 60 2811PMNV_Mail_Truck_2 2812PMNV Postal Truck 77 2813PMNV_MHz_Truck_0 2814PMNV-MHz Cabover 145 2815PMNV_Milk_Trailer_0 2816PMNV Milk Trailer 2817PMNV_Open_Goods_Trailer_L 2818PMNV Mack Goods Trailer "O-L" 2819PMNV_Open_Goods_Trailer_S 2820PMNV Mack Goods Trailer "O-S" 2821PMNV_Plank_Trailer_0 2822PMNV Plank Trailer 2823PMNV_Post_Trailer_0 2824PMNV Post Trailer 2825PMNV_Steel_Trailer_0 2826PMNV Bed Trailer (steel) 2827PMNV_TC-119-Snake 2828PMNV TC-119 Snake (car A) 2829PMNV_TC-119-Snake_b 2830PMNV TC-119 Snake (car B) 2831PMNV_TC-44-Hydrogen_Car 2832PMNV TC-44 H2 (car A) 2833PMNV_TC-44-Hydrogen_Car_b 2834PMNV TC-44 H2 (car B) 2835PMNV_TC-7_Astro_Trolley 2836PMNV TC-7 Astro Trolley 2837PMNV-PB1970 2838PMNV PB-1970 2839PMNV-TC-1_Turbo_Car 2840PMNV TC-1 TurboCar 2841PMNV-TC-112-Hyper_Car 2842PMNV TC-112 HyperCar 2843PMNV-TC-2_Turbo_Set 2844PMNV TC-2 TurboSet 2845PMNV-TC-2_Turbo_Set_b 2846PMNV TC-2 TurboSet (car) 2847PMNV-TC-2_Turbo_Set_c 2848PMNV TC-2 TurboSet (tail) 2849PMNV-TC-5P_Mail_Man 2850PMNV TC-5P "Mailman" 2851Post_Barge 2852MHz Post Barge 2853Post_waggon_0 2854PV 80 Post Car 2855Postwagen 2856Canonball Post Waggon 2857Praga_Bus 2858Praga Bus 1919 2859Praga_N_bulk 2860Sindor-Praga N - bulk 2861Praga_N_cement 2862Sindor-Praga N - cement 2863Praga_N_Cistern 2864Sindor-Praga N - cistern 2865Praga_N_milk 2866Sindor-Praga N milk transporter 2867Praga_TOT_128 2868Praga TOT 2869Queen_Elisabeth_2 2870Queen Elisabeth II 2871R_01 2872RVg R1 - car 2873R_02 2874RVg R2 - car 2875Renfe_250_(German) 2876RENFE Class 250 "German" 2877Renfe_252_Altaria 2878RENFE Class 252 "Altaria" 2879Renfe_269_Altaria 2880RENFE Class 269 "Japanese" 2881Renfe_270 2882RENFE Class 270 2883Renfe_274_(Bathtube) 2884RENFE Class 274 "Bathtube" 2885Renfe_276_(French) 2886RENFE Class 276 "French" 2887Renfe_279_(Benemerita) 2888RENFE Class 279 "Benem�rita" 2889Renfe_310_(Coastguard) 2890RENFE Class 310 "Coastguard" 2891Renfe_319_(Yankie) 2892RENFE Class 319 "Yankie" 2893Renfe_333_(Rambo) 2894RENFE Class 333 "Rambo" 2895Renfe_340_(Egg) 2896RENFE Class 340 "Egg" 2897Renfe_438_Back 2898RENFE Class 438 back cab 2899Renfe_438_Front 2900RENFE Class 438 2901Renfe_440 2902RENFE Class 440 2903Renfe_440_Back 2904RENFE Class 440 back cab 2905Renfe_440_Car 2906RENFE Class 440 car 2907Renfe_447 2908RENFE Class 447 2909Renfe_447_Back 2910RENFE Class 447 back cab 2911Renfe_447_Car 2912RENFE Class 447 car 2913Renfe_Series_10200_(Player_Colors) 2914RENFE Class 10200 2915Renfe_Series_301_(Player_Colors) 2916RENFE Class 301 2917Renfe_Series_311_(Player_Colors) 2918RENFE Class 311 2919Renfe_Series_314_(Player_Colors) 2920RENFE Class 314 2921Renfe_Series_316_(Player_Colors) 2922RENFE Class 316 "Marilyn" 2923Renfe_Series_318_(Player_Colors) 2924RENFE Class 318 2925Renfe_Series_319.300_(Player_Colors) 2926RENFE Class 319.300 2927Renfe_Series_334_(Player_Colors) 2928RENFE Class 334 2929Renfe_Series_350_Talgo_(Player_Colors) 2930RENFE Class 350 Talgo 2931Renfe_Series_350_Talgo_Car_(Player_Colors) 2932RENFE Talgo-II Car 2933Renfe_Series_350_Talgo_Mail_Car_(Player_Colors) 2934RENFE Talgo-II mail car 2935Renfe_Series_350_Talgo_Restaurant_Car_(Player_Colors) 2936RENFE Talgo-II restaurant car 2937Renfe_Tgpps_Grain_Hopper 2938RENFE TGPPS grain hopper 2939Renfe_Uagp_Grain_Hopper 2940RENFE UAGP grain hopper 2941Renfe_Z-2000_Car 2942RENFE Z-2000 Car 2943Renfe_Z-2000_Mail_Car 2944RENFE Z-2000 Mail Car 2945Renfe6000_Post 2946RENFE Class 6000 Mail Car 2947Renfe6000_Psg 2948RENFE Class 6000 Passenger Car 2949RMS_Baltic 2950RMS Baltic 2951RVg_0-1-4-0 2952RVg 0-1-4-0 2953RVg_1064_White_Bulk 2954RVg-White 1064 (bulk) 2955RVg_1064_White_Cement 2956RVg-White 1064 (cement) 2957RVg_1064_White_Cooled 2958RVg-White 1064 (cooled) 2959RVg_1064_White_Fluid 2960RVg-White 1064 (cistern) 2961RVg_1064_White_Goods 2962RVg-White 1064 (goods) 2963RVg_1945_box_car 2964RVg Covered Wagon (1945/23) 2965RVg_1951_box_car 2966RVg Covered Wagon (1951/24) 2967RVg_1955_box_car 2968RVg Covered Wagon (1955/24) 2969RVg_1962_box_car 2970RVg Covered Wagon (1962/24) 2971RVg_1969_box_car 2972RVg Covered Wagon (1969/25) 2973RVg_1976_box_car 2974RVg Covered Wagon (1976/26) 2975RVg_1983_box_car 2976RVg Covered Wagon (1983/26) 2977RVg_1989_container_car 2978RVg container car (1989/27) 2979RVg_1994_container_car 2980RVg container car (1994/27) 2981RVg_2000_container_car 2982RVg container car (2000/27) 2983RVg_2006_container_car 2984RVg container car (2006/27) 2985RVg_2011_container_car 2986RVg container car (2011/27) 2987RVg_Bulk_Waggon_00 2988RVg Mineral Wagon (1850/20) 2989RVg_Bulk_Waggon_01 2990RVg Mineral Wagon (1932/23) 2991RVg_Bulk_Waggon_02 2992RVg Mineral Wagon (1945/25) 2993RVg_Bulk_Waggon_03 2994RVg Mineral Wagon (1962/28) 2995RVg_Bulk_Waggon_04 2996RVg Mineral Wagon (1978/30) 2997RVg_Bulk_Waggon_05 2998RVg Mineral Hopper (1995/32) 2999RVg_Bulk_Waggon_06 3000RVg Mineral Hopper (2019/35) 3001RVg_Cementwagen 3002RVg cement car 3003RVg_Cooling_car 3004RVg Refrigerated Van 3005RVg_Daylight 3006RVg Daylight (Engine) 3007RVg_Daylight_dome 3008RVg Daylight (Dining car) 3009RVg_Daylight_end 3010RVg Daylight (Tail car) 3011RVg_Daylight_post 3012RVg Daylight (Mail car) 3013RVg_Daylight_tender 3014RVg Daylight (Tender) 3015RVg_Daylight_waggon 3016RVg Daylight (Car) 3017RVg_Flying_Berliner_(front) 3018RVg "Flying Berliner" (Front) 3019RVg_Flying_Berliner_(tail) 3020RVg "Flying Berliner" (Rear) 3021RVg_Hiawatha 3022RVg Hiawatha Express (Engine) 3023RVg_Hiawatha_dome 3024RVg Hiawatha Express (Dining car) 3025RVg_Hiawatha_end 3026RVg Hiawatha Express (Tail car) 3027RVg_Hiawatha_post 3028RVg Hiawatha Express (Mail car) 3029RVg_Hiawatha_tender 3030Rvg Hiawatha Express (Tender) 3031RVg_Hiawatha_waggon 3032RVg Hiawatha Express (Car) 3033RVg_M1 3034Rvg M1 (Front engine) 3035RVg_M1_tail 3036RVg M1 (Rear engine) 3037RVg_M1_waggon 3038RVg M1 (Car) 3039RVg_O-2-4-0 3040RVg 2-4-0 "Express" 3041RVg_Passanger_Trailer 3042RVg-KS Passenger Trailer 3043RVg_Post_Trailer 3044RVg-KS Mail Trailer 3045RVg_Post_Truck_0 3046RVg-KS 4051 Post Truck 3047RVg_Post_Truck_1 3048RVg-KS 9051 Post Truck 3049RVg_R-100_(carriage) 3050RVg R-100 (Car) 3051RVg_R-100_(front_engine) 3052RVg R-100 (Front engine) 3053RVg_R-100_(mail) 3054RVg R-100 (Mail car) 3055RVg_R-100_(rear_engine) 3056RVg R-100 (Rear engine) 3057RVg_Spike_Duplex 3058RVg Spike Duplex (Front engine) 3059RVg_Spike_Duplex_tail 3060RVg Spike Duplex (Rear engine) 3061RVg_Spike_Duplex_waggon 3062RVg Spike Duplex (Car) 3063RVg_Thunder_2 3064RVg Thunder II 3065RVg_Thunder_2_Back 3066RVg Thunder II (tail) 3067RVg_Thunder_2_post 3068RVg Thunder II (post) 3069RVg_Thunder_2_wagon 3070RVg Thunder II (car) 3071RVg_Tigress 3072RVg Tigress 3073RVg_Tigress_Back 3074RVg Tigress (tail) 3075RVg_Tigress_post 3076RVg Tigress (post) 3077RVg_Tigress_wagon 3078RVg Tigress (waggon) 3079RVg_Type_S_Bulk 3080RVg Type-S Bulk 3081RVg_Type_S_Cement 3082RVg 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3133RVg-KS_9020-58 3134RVg-KS 9020-58 3135RVg-KS_9020-92 3136RVg-KS 9020-92 3137RVg-LK_Cement_Truck 3138RVg-LK V44 - cement truck 3139RVg-LK_Cooling_Truck 3140RVg-LK V44 - cooling van 3141RVg-LK_Goods_Truck 3142RVg-LK Goods Truck 3143RVg-LK_Grain_Truck 3144RVg-LK V41 - grain truck 3145RVg-LK_Plank_Truck 3146RVg-LK V37 - plank truck 3147RVg-LK_Steel_Truck 3148RVg-LK V38 - steel truck 3149RVg-Oil-Tender 3150RVg Oil Tender 3151RVg-Pioneer_Alladin 3152RVg Pioneer Alladin 3153RVg-Pioneer_Alladin_rear 3154RVg Pioneer Alladin (tail) 3155RVg-Pioneer_Alladin_supply 3156RVg Pioneer Alladin (power car) 3157RVg-Pioneer_Alladin_waggon 3158RVg Pioneer Alladin (car) 3159RVg-RHF401 3160RVg-RHF 401 "Crocodile" 3161RVg-S004-Little_Boy 3162RVg S004 "Little Boy" 3163RVg-S033-Red_Dwarf 3164RVg S033 "Red Dwarf" 3165RVg-S127-Blue_Cow 3166RVg S127 "Blue Cow" 3167RVg-Sail_Goods_Ship_0 3168RVg Merchant Ship 3169RVg-Sail_Passanger_Ship_0 3170RVg Passenger Sailing Ship 3171RVg-Steam_Goods_Ship_0 3172RVg Cargo 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3320Boeing 747-400F (Air Mail) 3321SAC-Boeing_747-8F_Cooled_128_set 3322Boeing 747-8F (cooled goods) 3323SAC-Boeing_747-8F_Goods_128_set 3324Boeing 747-8F (Freighter) 3325SAC-Boeing_747-8F_Mail_128_set 3326Boeing 747-8F (Air Mail) 3327SAC-Boeing_747-8I_128_set 3328Boeing 747-8I 3329SAC-Boeing_757-200_128_set 3330Boeing 757-200 3331SAC-Boeing_757-200f_cooled_128_set 3332Boeing 757-200F (cooled goods) 3333SAC-Boeing_757-200f_goods_128_set 3334Boeing 757-200F (Freighter) 3335SAC-Boeing_757-200f_mail_128_set 3336Boeing 757-200F (Air Mail) 3337SAC-Boeing_757-300_128_set 3338Boeing 757-300 3339SAC-Boeing_767-200_128_set 3340Boeing 767-200 3341SAC-Boeing_767-300_128_set 3342Boeing 767-300 3343SAC-Boeing_767-300F_cooled_128_set 3344Boeing 767-300F (cooled goods) 3345SAC-Boeing_767-300F_goods_128_set 3346Boeing 767-300F (Freighter) 3347SAC-Boeing_767-300F_mail_128_set 3348Boeing 767-300F (Air Mail) 3349SAC-Boeing_767-400_128_set 3350Boeing 767-400 3351SAC-Boeing_777-200_128_set 3352Boeing 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3387SAC-Douglas_DC-9-50_128_set 3388Douglas DC-9-50 3389SAC-Embraer_E-170 3390Embraer E-170 3391SAC-Embraer_E-190 3392Embraer E-190 3393SAC-Fokker_F-27_128_set 3394Fokker F-27 3395SAC-Fokker_F-27_Mail_128_set 3396Fokker F-27 (Air Mail) 3397SAC-Handley_Page_W8B_128_set 3398Handley Page W8B 3399SAC-Ilyushin_IL-76_Candid_128_set 3400Ilyushin IL-76 "Candid" 3401SAC-Junkers_Ju-52_128_set 3402Junkers Ju-52 3403SAC-Junkers_Ju-52_Mail_128_set 3404Junkers Ju-52 (Air Mail) 3405SAC-Lockheed_C-130C_Hercules_128_set 3406Lockheed C-130C Hercules (cooled) 3407SAC-Lockheed_C-130F_Hercules_128_set 3408Lockheed C-130F Hercules (freighter) 3409SAC-Lockheed_C-130J_Super_Hercules_(cooled)_128_set 3410Lockheed C-130J S�per Hercules (cooled) 3411SAC-Lockheed_C-130J_Super_Hercules_(goods)_128_set 3412Lockheed C-130J S�per Hercules (freighter) 3413SAC-Lockheed_Constellation_128_set 3414Lockheed Constellation 3415SAC-McDonnell_Douglas_DC-10_128_set 3416McDonnell Douglas DC-10 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3445Sentinel_Cement_Trailer 3446Sentinel Trailer - cement 3447Sentinel_Goods_Lorry 3448Sindor-Sentinel - Goods 3449Sentinel_Goods_Trailer 3450Sentinel Trailer - goods 3451Sentinel_Wood_Lorry 3452Sindor-Sentinel Log Truck 3453Sentinel_Wood_Trailer 3454Sentinel Trailer - logs 3455Silver_City_Comet 3456Silver City Comet 3457Silver_City_Comet_Car 3458Silver City Comet Car 3459Silver_City_Comet_Post_Car 3460Silver City Comet Mail Car 3461SK_Mail_Truck_1 3462S.Kroytor Post Truck 3463skoda_1_tr_128 3464Skoda 1 tr 3465skoda_10_tr_128 3466Skoda 10 tr 3467skoda_10_tr_rear_128 3468Skoda 10 tr (rear) 3469Skoda_109E 3470Sindor-Skoda 109E 3471skoda_11_tr_128 3472Skoda 11 tr 3473skoda_12_tr_128 3474Skoda 12 tr 3475skoda_14_tr_128 3476Skoda 14 tr 3477skoda_18_tr_128 3478Skoda 18 tr 3479skoda_18_tr_rear_128 3480Skoda 18 tr (rear) 3481skoda_19_tr_128 3482Skoda 19 tr 3483skoda_19_tr_mid_128 3484Skoda 19 tr (middle) 3485skoda_19_tr_rear_128 3486Skoda 19 tr (rear) 3487skoda_21_tr_128 3488Skoda 21 tr 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3803Veveri_ship_128set 3804Veveri 3805Vitus-AVECO_Eurocargo_Bretter 3806Vitus-Aveco Eurocargo (planck transporter) 3807Vitus-AVECO_Eurocargo_bulk_transporter 3808Vitus-Aveco Eurocargo (heavy bulk transporter) 3809Vitus-AVECO_Eurocargo_freezing 3810Vitus-Aveco Eurocargo (cooled transporter) 3811Vitus-AVECO_Eurocargo_tanker 3812Vitus-Aveco Eurocargo (cistern) 3813Vitus-AVECO_Eurocargo_transporter 3814Vitus-Aveco Eurocargo (goods transporter) 3815VSYS_Car_Trailer_0 3816VSYS heavy cargo trailer - cars and machinery 3817VSYS_Concrete_Trailer_0 3818VSYS concrete products carrier 3819vsys_garatt_0 3820VSYS-Garatt 2DD2 (front) 3821vsys_garatt_1 3822VSYS-Garatt 2DD2 (middle) 3823vsys_garatt_2 3824VSYS-Garatt 2DD2 (rear) 3825VSYS_Post_Bus_Trailer_0 3826VSYS Post Trailer 3827VSYS_Post_Bus_Trailer_1 3828VSYS Heavy Post Trailer 3829VSYS_Post_Bus_Trailer_2 3830VSYS Light Post Trailer 3831VSYS_Steel_Trailer_0 3832VSYS Heavy Cargo Trailer - steel 3833VSYS_Tatra_138 3834VSYS Tatra 138 3835VSYS_Tatra_138_Grain 3836VSYS Tatra 138 (grain) 3837VSYS_Tatra_813_Clossus 3838VSYS Tatra 813 "Colossus" 3839VT105_Addon 3840VT-105 3841VT105_Car_Addon 3842VT-105 Car 3843VT105_Tail_Addon 3844VT-105 Tail Car 3845Willamette_Chief 3846Willamette Chief 3847Willamette_Chief_(farm_goods) 3848Willamette Chief (grain) 3849Willamette_Chief_(goods) 3850Willamette Chief (goods) 3851Wood_Trailer_0 3852VSYS Wood Trailer 3853Wood_Truck_0 3854Shorty-Volvo Log Transporter 3855Wood_Truck_1 3856Ford V8 coe Timber Truck 3857yoshi_wup01 3858GTW 72 3859yoshi_wup02 3860GTW 72 mid 3861yoshi_wup03 3862GTW 72 tail 3863yoshi_wup1900 3864GTW 01 3865yoshi_wup1950 3866GTW 62 3867yoshi_wup196201 3868GTW 69 3869yoshi_wup196202 3870GTW 69 mid 3871yoshi_wup196203 3872GTW 69 Tail 3873yoshi_wup196501 3874GTW 85 3875yoshi_wup196502 3876GTW 85 mid 3877yoshi_wup196503 3878GTW 85 Tail 3879#______________________________________way______________________________________ 3880#______________________________________way______________________________________ 3881air_movement_area 3882Tarmac Taxiway 3883old_runway 3884Grass runway 3885old_taxiway 3886Grass Taxiway 3887PowerConduits 3888Power conduits 3889Powerline 3890High voltage transmission line 3891Rail_Track_060 3892Old freight track 3893Rail_Track_080 3894Old wooden sleeper track 3895Rail_Track_080B 3896Freight track 3897Rail_Track_100 3898Regular wooden sleeper track 3899Rail_Track_120 3900Fast wooden sleeper track 3901Rail_Track_120_Elevated 3902Fast wooden sleeper elevated track 3903Rail_Track_120B 3904Fast freight track 3905Rail_Track_140 3906Express track 3907Rail_Track_140_Elevated 3908Elevated express track 3909Rail_Track_160 3910Enhanced express track 3911Rail_Track_160_Elevated 3912Elevated enhaced express track 3913Rail_Track_180 3914Regional service track 3915Rail_Track_180_Elevated 3916Elevated regional service track 3917Rail_Track_200 3918High quality express track 3919Rail_Track_200_Elevated 3920Elevated high quality express track 3921Rail_Track_240 3922Express service track 3923Rail_Track_240_Elevated 3924Elevated express track 3925Rail_Track_280 3926High speed track 3927Rail_Track_280_Elevated 3928High speed elevated track 3929Rail_Track_320 3930Modern high speed track 3931Rail_Track_320_Elevated 3932Modern elevated high speed track 3933Rail_Track_400 3934Enhanced high speed track 3935Rail_Track_400_Elevated 3936Elevated enhanced high speed track 3937river_00 3938Navigable River 3939river_01 3940Navigable River 3941river_02 3942Navigable River 3943river_03 3944River 3945river_04 3946Stream 3947road_030 3948Dirt road 3949road_040 3950Cobblestone street 3951road_040_elevated 3952Elevated cobblestone street 3953road_050 3954Asphalted street 3955road_050_elevated 3956Elevated asphalted street 3957road_055 3958Gravel road 3959road_070 3960Asphalted road 3961road_090 3962Modern asphalted road 3963road_090_elevated 3964Elevated asphalted road 3965road_110 3966Highway 3967road_110_elevated 3968Elevated highway 3969road_130 3970Freeway 3971road_130_elevated 3972Elevated freeway 3973road_200 3974Modern freeway 3975road_200_elevated 3976Modern elevated freeway 3977runway_modern 3978Modern runway 3979Schwebebahn_p_ground 3980Monorail (ground level) 3981Suspended_Monorail_Track 3982Suspended Monorail Track 3983Tram_Track_050_A 3984Tram Track 3985Tram_Track_070_A 3986Tram Track (painted) 3987Tram_Track_070_B 3988Tram Track 3989Tram_Track_090_A 3990Tram Track (painted) 3991Tram_Track_090_B 3992Tram Track 3993Tram_Track_110_A 3994Tram Track (high-speed) 3995water_road 3996Canal 3997Rail_060_Tracks 3998Freight Track (rustic) 3999Rail_080_Tracks 4000Wooden Sleeper Track (rustic) 4001Rail_080B_Tracks 4002Freight Track 4003Rail_100_Tracks 4004Wooden Sleeper Track 4005Rail_120_Tracks 4006Wooden Sleeper Track (high specification) 4007Rail_120_Elevated 4008Elevation (stone arch) for Wooden Sleeper Track 4009Rail_120B_Tracks 4010Freight Track (high specification) 4011Rail_140_Tracks 4012Express Track (grey ballast, wooden sleeper) 4013Rail_140_Elevated 4014Elevation (stone block arch) for Express Track 4015Rail_160_Tracks 4016Express Track (grey ballast) 4017Rail_160_Elevated 4018Elevation (thick concrete) for Express Track 4019Rail_180_Tracks 4020Regional Service Track 4021Rail_180_Elevated 4022Elevation (thin concrete) for Regional Service Track 4023Rail_200_Tracks 4024Express Track (white ballast) 4025Rail_200_Elevated 4026Elevation (steel) for Express Track 4027Rail_240_Tracks 4028Express Track (white ballast, high specification) 4029Rail_240_Elevated 4030Elevation (steel frame) for Express Track 4031Rail_280_Tracks 4032High-Speed Track (gravel ballast) 4033Rail_280_Elevated 4034Elevation (concrete trough) for High-Speed Track 4035Rail_320_Tracks 4036High-Speed Track (concrete slab ballast) 4037Rail_320_Elevated 4038Elevation (concrete frame) for High-Speed Track 4039Rail_400_Tracks 4040High-Speed Track (concrete slab ballast, high specification) 4041Rail_400_Elevated 4042Elevation (tubular concrete frame) for High-Speed Track 4043Road_030 4044Dirt Road (dirt) 4045Road_040 4046Street (cobblestone) 4047Road_040_Elevated 4048Elevation (stone block arch) for Street 4049Road_050 4050Street (asphalted) 4051Road_050_Elevated 4052Elevation (concrete arch) for Street 4053Road_055 4054Dirt Road (gravel) 4055Road_070 4056Road (asphalted) 4057Road_090 4058Road (asphalted with white line) 4059Road_090_Elevated 4060Elevation (single concrete pillar) for Road 4061Highway_110 4062Freeway 4063Highway_110_Elevated 4064Elevation (triple concrete pillar) for Freeway 4065Highway_130 4066Freeway (railings) 4067Highway_130_Elevated 4068Elevation (double concrete pillar) for Freeway 4069Highway_200 4070Freeway (barriers) 4071Highway_200_Elevated 4072Elevation (double sloped concrete pillar) for Freeway 4073canal_020 4074Canal (narrow) 4075canal_030 4076Canal (wide) 4077#__________________________________way-object___________________________________ 4078#__________________________________way-object___________________________________ 4079High_Speed_Catenary 4080Highspeed catenary 4081modern_runway-extMrkLgt 4082Runway 4083old_catenary 4084Old catenary 4085standard_catenary 4086Standard catenary 4087Third_Rail_Electrification 4088Third rail electrification 4089Tram_Electrification 4090Tram Electrification 4091TrolleyBus_Electrification 4092Trolleybus Electrification 4093wood_covered_third_rail 4094Freight Electrification (third rail, wooden cover) 4095third_rail 4096Freight Electrification (third rail, no covered) 4097plastic_covered_third_rail 4098Freight Electrification (third rail, plastic cover) 4099classic_catenary 4100Freight Electrification (catenary, pylon) 4101wood_gantry_catenary 4102Electrification (wooden gantry) 4103grey_type_catenary 4104Express Electrification (grey type) 4105classic_metal_mesh_catenary 4106Express Electrification (pylon gantry) 4107steel_gantry_catenary 4108Regional Service Electrification (steel gantry) 4109ogive_midi_catenary 4110Express Electrification (rib gantry) 4111overhead_feeding_rail 4112Express Electrification (wide pole) 4113highspeed_catenary 4114High-Speed Electrification (pole) 4115curved_pylon_lgv 4116High-Speed Electrification (curved pylon) 4117trolleybus_catenary 4118Road Electrification 4119tramway_classic 4120Tram Electrification (catenary, cable suspended) 4121tramway_classic_2 4122Tram Electrification (catenary, pole suspended) 4123tramway_aps 4124Tram Electrification (APS) 4125tramway_modern 4126Tram Electrification (hanging)