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Re: Residential and Commercial balance?
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lugnet.town
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Fri, 5 Jan 2001 02:34:16 GMT
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In lugnet.town, Dave Amos writes:
> This question goes out to all members with lego cities. Do you have a
> proportionate amout of living space (ie. apartments, houses) to support the
> other buildings you have? For instance, can all your minifigs citizens call
> a place home? And do you have a huge police station or mall for the number
> of people living there? I personally dont think this is a big deal, but I
> was wondering how others felt on the issue.
I tend to look for variety in my Town. With too many houses, there is no
room left over for other types of structures, and as Larry said, houses tend
to be boring (Just paraphrasing ;-) )
Personally, I have about 10 houses of different styles and a six-block
apartement building to support a city of over 1600 minifigs (Probably closer
to 1800) so I guess they share housing or commute from neibouring cities.
Kev Z
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