Thank you for the kind words! They’re appreciated!
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Very clean cut looking. Looks like the parts were casted per-color. Did you use blender? If not, how many parts?
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Wdym casted per colour? Not used blender tho
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Thank you , it wasn’t an easy task!
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The models show no sign of discontinuity. As in, usually when people make a building out of parts, you can subconsciously tell where there are certain parts as the mere usage of them influence the end result like the choice of pen for witting. But here I don’t notice anything to give it away. You have excellent command of design in the sense that the end result isn’t influenced by the tool; the end result is immaculately and entirely authored by you.
Personally I can only do this with Blender so tl;dr: you’re a good builder! By
“casting” I meant like they are solid entire parts for each color. The design feels solid.
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Love that the varying height of each building makes the skyline look more complex! Also like the subtle detail of the realistic looking tree at the side. Makes it look like the city isn’t just sitting there and that you’re looking towards it from a hill in the distance or something 
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Thank you, I thought the tree was a nice detail too
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Oh, I see what you mean, thank you
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Thank you! I also really like the view!
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Thank you, buildings like this are indeed hard
Hi, I’m making a train simulator and we’re going to need some Philadelphia buildings soon to use for the surroundings of 30th St Station. Mind DMing me?