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Built long, long ago, the Siccus Aqueduct brings water from the Rakath Mountains right down to the heart of Kaliphlin, watering what is essentially a garden right in the middle of the desert! All along this narrow strip vegetation grows luxuriantly.

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One of the greatest attractions are, of course, the numerous food vendors located at the most touristic spots along the strip:

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The aqueduct provides perfectly usable drinking water even in the middle of the desert!

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C&C are welcome! The build didn't quite end up fitting the "wonder" title like I had wanted (and certainly not like SK's...), but hopefully you still enjoyed it!

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This reminds me of a work of Ska :sweet:

But also very nice executed!

I really like the white building!!

Only remark is that I am not such a huge fan of the water technique :sceptic:

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The white building is great, I especially like how you angled the 1x8 arch and the gold dots add some nice color :thumbup: The aqueduct itself looks very good too, I like the use of curved slopes on it.

And your sandscape is excellent. Thanks for getting the Wonders of Historica going :classic:

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A great idea! This large and long aquaduct must be a sight!! Nice to see some green and lush vegetation on the side of it! It really adds a lot of realism.

The first pic is really dark though compared to the other ones!?

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Thanks to everyone!

...Only remark is that I am not such a huge fan of the water technique :sceptic:

Wow, I like the building and the curves in the aqueduct! But I agree, the water is too blue and blocky.

I actually kind of like the studded blue plate water, though there are some other techniques I prefer. But there's not too much I could change it for in this instance anyways.

The white building is great, I especially like how you angled the 1x8 arch and the gold dots add some nice color :thumbup: The aqueduct itself looks very good too, I like the use of curved slopes on it.

And your sandscape is excellent. Thanks for getting the Wonders of Historica going :classic:

Thanks SK! I get to practice sand-scaping alot I guess! :tongue:

A great idea! This large and long aquaduct must be a sight!! Nice to see some green and lush vegetation on the side of it! It really adds a lot of realism.

The first pic is really dark though compared to the other ones!?

Thanks dG! I was hoping to add a few twists and turns to the aqueduct but ran out way too soon... :blush:

Yes, for some reason the first picture didn't turn out very well, even though I took them all at the same time. Every time I tried to brighten it it only looked worse, so I decided to leave it at that.

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Nice to see a part of this Kaliphlin wonder! It's sad to see that so much water is leaking out along the way, but I suppose that's how the people living along the aqueduct want it to be? :wink:

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hey kai, this is a eally great snot aqueduct and a nice temple and overall really cool to look at.

The only thing I'd change is the water with studs. That just doesn't look good. Tiles would be better1

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Nice to see a part of this Kaliphlin wonder! It's sad to see that so much water is leaking out along the way, but I suppose that's how the people living along the aqueduct want it to be? :wink:

Thanks! Yeah, the leaking water is very nice for those who live along the way!

hey kai, this is a eally great snot aqueduct and a nice temple and overall really cool to look at.

The only thing I'd change is the water with studs. That just doesn't look good. Tiles would be better1

Thanks! I don't have enough to tile the water I'm pretty sure, but I will keep the idea in mind for next time!

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