I used to live almost across the road from these shops.

@romain.ferdanni Sorry I have nothing Art deco unfortunately in the pipeline at the moment. I am currently working on some commissions.

By the way I absolutely love your Art Deco contents. Do you have any upcoming projects alike?

Hi,
I will look for the content manager whenever I play again. Thank you for your response and the hard work.

@romain.fedanni Hi glad you like it. it is named "commercial shops, luton , uk " it's a unique building and found under tab 3. Have you enabled it i the content manager?

Looks awesome. How is it named in-game? I can't find it

@angel_for_eve, yes this it the same block of shops. Glad you like it.

oh sheeet, is this behind B&Q?! this is awsome!!

@Statshall Thanks, that is handy.

@Mntoes - cheers for the quick response. I think i found a partial solution. If you use Google maps as opposed to Earth, street view has a function where you can go back through time. Evidently where the shop hasn't changed you can sometimes get better shots where cars aren't parked / randomers aren't using the cash point.

@Starshall It's a lot of hard work editing the Google Earth view. The bloke at the cashpoint had to be manually edited out by copying a small section at either side and pasting them over him then blending the bits in. It took me hours to do the top view of the windows to "take out" all the "squiffy" bits that you get from Google Earth pictures. There is nothing more that the human eye notices than a line or edge that is not straight. All edited in Gimp. If I can't find a piece to blend-in (as a cover or replacement) from the original picture then I search the web to see if any other image will help.

@Mntoes - how did you source the images? I checked out google maps and unhelpfully there's a bloke mid shot. My biggest barrier to creating commercial assets is decent quality shop frontages.

Nailed it

Fantastic work! From a local 🎩🟠

Thank you.

Great work here mate!