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Stallmästaren 4 sold by Erik L (ehl3d)
Introducing Erik L’s stunning 3D architectural model of Stallmästaren 4, now available on SIM3D. Originally created as part of the “Stockholm 1925” recreation project in Cities: Skylines by Martin Norlin, this building carries a rich history of craftsmanship and attention to detail.
This marks the beginning of an exciting new architecture category—one we hope will grow into a rich library of addons in the future. Erik L’s work highlights the potential of 3D architecture, giving customers access to detailed, high-quality models that bring their environments to life.
Check out this beautiful model here.
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Robin Hood (2024) & Nils Dacke (2014) sold by Lasse
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Maersk Hamburg & Halifax now available
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M/S LOFOTEN
MS Lofoten is owned by the Norwegian operator, Hurtigruten. She is 87 meters long and has a beam of 13 meters. Here are some pictures: