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Is that street seriously called Avenue Rd???? :LOL:

Djeddjehutyiuefankh was also the closest I had seen because of the coloring, bird symbol, and false beard. I was trying to find how it is displayed in a museum. The bird appears to be the Winged Sun (now Faravahar in Zoroastrianism). A symbol repeated many times on coffins.

Congrats @Newt ! 🥂🍻🍹

We never, ever know exactly when a new event will start. If the recent pattern holds, it will be a few days after the last event ends. You can look on the Wiki to see what events happened in the past, and in what order. (Although the order of events can vary between years, so there are no...

There are a few good ways to get items for upgrading buildings. 1) If you have an alliance and/or regular trading partners who are on this forum, you can send them all a private message asking for what you need. Keep in mind that they can only send one of the items required for your town...

Where did you find the sarcophagus?

That is a statue of Ramses II and his wife, Nefertari, at Luxor in Egypt. https://www.ancient-egypt-online.com/nefertari.html

Great that you are doing this again Dafsade!! To all others: I highly recommend this alliance! Great way to learn all about the intricacies of the game in a supportive environment.

Are all of these flights done without bonuses active that could increase drop rate? If so, you could calculate the average and standard deviation of the percent drop for all things in each category (i.e., very seldom, seldom, etc). Although with your low number of total flights, I would expect...

This is the first time I have seen the central mall zoomed in. I didn't notice the columns on front or the details on the roof. The style sort of reminds me of the clock tower house.

Yes, I had seen Bokor Hill when searching southeast Asia. It's just not a match. I really want that roofline. I am using websites for old postcards and old pictures to search for spa towns (wikipedia has a list). There are many decaying spa towns... I just need to find the right one I think.

The roof design looks like a half-hip roof (aka jerkinhead..... aka a bunch of other names). Most popular in Germany and the Netherlands, which also happen to be places known for their Christmas markets. Happy hunting! https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hip_roof#Half-hip_roof

I got excited when I saw the Pine Street Inn in Boston because it has the same architecture in the tower portion. Then I realized it is based on a tower in Italy, and that it is now a super common architectural detail. :confused: Also now getting frustrated with House of Wax again because...

I think this is a match. The basement windows are also really close -- if you look from another angle, there is a sunken "hole" in front of them on the real building as well.

All done. Thanks!

Since I have found very similar buildings from the late 1800's in Vienna and Croatia, I was going with areas covered by the Ottoman Empire. (that is a lot of real estate though 😉). I even roped in LimSky's aunt since she has traveled that area a lot, but to no avail.

Hahahaha! I have seriously googled "abandoned buildings [insert country name]" for every single European country. The I started in on googling abandoned spas for every single European country. I have seriously never gotten these images 🥴 . Time to clear my cache and try again. 😄

It looks very similar! The architect's website talks about those buildings in the present tense, as well as in the future tense (confusing!). That building should be located to the left of the New Tretjakov Gallery when facing away from the river (they are buildings designed based on the work...

I think so. Especially if you looked at it from this angle, you would think the stairs were only on one side. (y)

Here is the address and location on Google Maps...