Planetary city (Abel Laboratory, Arque) to scale.

Earlier today I posted some images to Screenie(s) of Abel Laboratory (Palin's new base in the Arque system) overlayed to scale on various cities on Earth.

Since then I've redone them slightly better and added a couple more.

London
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New York
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Paris
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Hamburg (apologies, apparently I unwittingly centered on the harbour area)
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Huddersfield
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I'm taking requests if anyone's interested.
 
Repped.

At times I think some here forget just how big the playing field is in ED. I remember just after Horizon's dropped. I decided to go rock hunting and dropped in on what I thought was a relatively small impact crater on some airless planet/moon. Drove round the one small crater for about 3 hours, and probably covered about a third of the crater. So it always amuses me when people want things placed on planets, unless we have specific directions to find them, no body will ever see them unless the accidently find them.
 
Interesting. Does it seem that the building in ED are much larger than normal buildings? They seem to take up several blocks each.
 
Interesting. Does it seem that the building in ED are much larger than normal buildings? They seem to take up several blocks each.
Warehouses and research type buildings are often immense compared to the scale of a "city block".

Foxxconn's manufacturing center near me is planned to be over 4,000 feet on a side. I say planned, because the whole thing is a joke at this point.
 
Any chance you could plop it in the wet stuff next to Gibraltar?

(had some great nights out there over the years as well as the most difficult run I’ve ever done - I’d love to do the Gib Rock Race in Palin’s tenth-of-a-G :) )
 
Repped.

At times I think some here forget just how big the playing field is in ED. I remember just after Horizon's dropped. I decided to go rock hunting and dropped in on what I thought was a relatively small impact crater on some airless planet/moon. Drove round the one small crater for about 3 hours, and probably covered about a third of the crater. So it always amuses me when people want things placed on planets, unless we have specific directions to find them, no body will ever see them unless the accidently find them.

It's only a model* ;)

*but a very big one that takes a lot of time to make :)
 
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