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Fredinho wrote: 31 Aug 2020 13:16 I still have like, 24 hours, right?

More like 22, but 24 is fine.
This time tomorrow then.

My Entry for this month.
The Buwood Factory Complex
The Buwood Factory has expanded in use many times over the years as more cities have come to rely on it to supply the prepared food for the area. This has meant that animals and grains need to be stored at the site and fish farms are now in the local estuary. With the recent addition of steel supplies the food can now be canned and shipped by plane to the more distant cities.

Edit: Sorry Forgot to switch my transparency settings off. Try this one.

Ljp wrote: 31 Aug 2020 16:07 Edit: Sorry Forgot to switch my transparency settings off. Try this one.

Fixed in my database.

The Wredtown distribution center handles the logistics of all the industries in the area and distributes throughout the country mainly with trucks that travel along its magnificent highways.

The workers who work in this large strategic complex come from their homes by train, bus and their own cars, some of them work in the loading and distribution area while others work in its modern office complex.

Hundreds of trucks come and go all day from different parts of the country, the movement never stops, except at lunch time when many choose to eat a delicious sandwich under the shade of a tree or next to the fountains in the office area.

Due to a need to run some errands, the contest will remain open for submissions for another two hours, after which it will irrevocably close and go to the voting phase.

Time people, Time!! Get out and vote!

Here are the August entries. Such an excellent selection, I wish we could vote for all of them.

AlexTheDacian wrote:The Szczetów Industrial Complex, a huge conglomerate of both light and heavy industry. The complex supplies the entire region with Aluminium, Chemicals, Engineering Supplies, various Goods and frozen Foods, Petroleum Fuels, Steel and Vehicle Parts. The discovery of a new deposit of coal resulted in the construction of a new coal mine right next to the already thriving complex. It is said that this industrial complex counts for more than 10% of the total industrial output of the region.

The Complex is right next to the Kielwice Harbour, regarded as one of the busiest harbours in the entire Warszlowice Fjord.

Emperor Jake wrote:The typical Japanese industrial landscape. A vast complex steelworks stretches along the coastline on reclaimed land, complete with blast furnace, coke works, basic oxygen furnace, electric arc furnace, foundry and rolling mills. Also seen are power stations and a manufacturing and distribution area. Many ships are waiting to berth, old steamers are still in use on internal slag and iron trains, while more modern diesels and electrics handle the mainline services. The city of Shimagami is nestled up against the mountains as room to build runs short.

fridaemon wrote:In collaboration with environmental activists, my company has created a lot of jobs in an industrial park near two big cities in the wooded areas. There is a bus service to the main zone and a dining center McDonald's. Employees get to work comfortably on the highway.
It was also necessary to built Recycling depot so that everything could be reused in other industries.

GarryG wrote:This screenshot based on the far north coast of NSW Australia where the main industry is farming. Its a big industry with large plantations growing Bananas, grapes, apples and other fruits, sugar cane, corn and variety of vegetables. They also provide dairying, beef cattle, sheep and fishing.
There is a large freezer distribution center on the edge of the town that the fresh produce and meats is packed and sent by train Road and ship to various locations.

Ljp wrote:The Buwood Factory Complex
The Buwood Factory has expanded in use many times over the years as more cities have come to rely on it to supply the prepared food for the area. This has meant that animals and grains need to be stored at the site and fish farms are now in the local estuary. With the recent addition of steel supplies the food can now be canned and shipped by plane to the more distant cities.

STD wrote:The industrial zone is located in the South near the city of Solikamsk. The petrochemical and steel industries are represented here, as well as the production of goods and building materials at enterprises that depend on these industries. Delivery of various resources to the industrial zone is carried out on freight trains. Trucks and shunting trains deliver goods between enterprises, and finished products are delivered by trucks to the city of Solikamsk.

temporal8 wrote:The Wredtown distribution center handles the logistics of all the industries in the area and distributes throughout the country mainly with trucks that travel along its magnificent highways.

The workers who work in this large strategic complex come from their homes by train, bus and their own cars, some of them work in the loading and distribution area while others work in its modern office complex.

Hundreds of trucks come and go all day from different parts of the country, the movement never stops, except at lunch time when many choose to eat a delicious sandwich under the shade of a tree or next to the fountains in the office area.

Very disappointed that I wasn't able to make an entry this time, but August was a busy month. Anyway, lots of good work! Temporal8, wow. Those buildings in the bottom left corner, where are those from?

Fredinho wrote: 10 Sep 2020 15:13 Those buildings in the bottom left corner, where are those from?

Dutch Landmarks Objects.

Time's up. It's done! We have a winner!

A PMl has been sent to ...

temporal8

Congratulation to Temporal8, very nice screenshot and I don't like you of course

Congratulations to temporal8. As always, great job done . Waiting for the announcement of a new theme . It's interesting to see what the winner will come up with this time.

Changes to the Wiki were made yesterday after the winner was announced .

Regards, STD.

STD wrote: 12 Sep 2020 05:25Changes to the Wiki were made yesterday after the winner was announced .

Well done temporal8 a worthy win.


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Thanks guys, good job you too, it's the beauty of SOTM, seeing magnificent creations every month.

I already sent the pm to Wally, the topic is related to the magnificent work that GarryG is doing on his sets.

Have a good weekend.

temporal8 wrote: 12 Sep 2020 12:42 I already sent the pm to Wally, the topic is related to the magnificent work that GarryG is doing on his sets.

The PM has been received and its another good one ...
Get out the sunscreen, blankets, towels and umbrella because we are going to the ...
BEACHES



Anybody splashing the moderator will be buried in the sand.

Be warned the sharks are hungry this year .. and so are the crocodiles.

This is my first entry for this competition, so I hope that I did everything right... And I hope that you will like my screenshot

A small, secluded beach in a little frequented area. You can find here a bar, a lighthouse or a place to pitch a tent, but there is no way to look for expensive hotels and big ships - only a few small boats sailing at sea

yazalo [PL] wrote: 16 Sep 2020 14:11 This is my first entry for this competition, so I hope that I did everything right... And I hope that you will like my screenshot

Welcome to the contest.
We have two firsts here ... Your first entry and also the first submission for this month.

Good luck.

Here's a beach for OpenTTD players: Maho Beach in Sint Maarten. This real beach is famous for its proximity to Runway 10 at Princess Juliana International Airport.

2TallTyler wrote: 17 Sep 2020 01:07 Here's a beach for OpenTTD players: Maho Beach in Sint Maarten. This real beach is famous for its proximity to Runway 10 at Princess Juliana International Airport

Guess I should make a few object images of umbrella and towels floating in the water that the plane blew there.

yazalo [PL] wrote: 16 Sep 2020 14:11 This is my first entry for this competition

Welcome on board pal