Kaiserslautern (K-Town)

[kl_koral]

First, thank you for creating this Map. So far its looking amazing.
K-Town is maybe small but its in the direct route to Ramstein. I found the city street layout to be very good. I dont expect to find fitting buildings. On thing: It would be great to add the town hall. One of the tallest in Germany. Its a 84m high  landmark while flying over to Ramstein AFB:

A large stripy high building would maybe do the trick already... must not be the real thing.

 

 

Dear Ugra Team. Thanks for this map it looks very promising. And with a good sense for detail vs performance.

I find you managed to recreate a German vibe in this map. We can't expect a 1:1 recreation.
Landing in Ramstein I only felt the hills seem a bit flat. I lived in that area and the town is surrounded by propper hills and some roads are really steep. But thats a minor critic. I also guess we'll see Mannheim and Heidelberg in better detail. Mannheim is a checker board layout and in later phases Karsruhe with its very unique street layout (rays).

I can also give you more tips for K-Town I greq up there and would be able to help fleshing it out. E.g. the famous Stadium on top of a hill visbile from almost everywere in town.

Again I think you did a great job. Thank you enabling me to fly over the places I grew up.

[TeTeT]

3 hours ago, kl_koral said:

E.g. the famous Stadium on top of a hill visbile from almost everywere in town.

Agreed, a stadium on the "Betzenberg" would be great to have. If it's not a generic one, keep in mind that it was much smaller in the early Eighties than nowadays.

[kl_koral]

Yes in the 80s it was way smaller. In that time they roofed it 82 it still had round curves and 88 the shape was squared, so a new Westkurve and Ostkurve. But it already head iconic flood lights.. I miss that a little for the new bigger stadium

I don't want to steal a pic, there are some from the 80s:

100 Jahre Fritz-Walter-Stadion auf dem Betzenberg | Der Betze brennt

 

Maybe the generic one that looks like Bremen with large floodlights would also do it somewhat.

Edited Tuesday at 05:44 PM by kl_koral