Wonders from Rise of Nations

[Ekmek]

Congress

 

[Ekmek]

Persian temple

 

[Ekmek]

Williamsburg?
Civ3 colonial govt?

 

[Bóreas]

those look awesome.
Great work Ekmek!

 

[Ekmek]

Anyone hear from Strac?

 

[Lusikka755]

I can make them.

I think I can finish them during the next week.

Here's the first one: The temples at Khajuraho

 

[Lusikka755]

Preview:

I've included the original pic as splash until Rufus makes a better one

@Ekmek: Do you want me to do the rest too or do you wait for Straczynski rather?

 

[Corey]

Hanging Gardens are beatiful.

 

[Ekmek]

Lusikka755 go for it, they are Excellent Thankyou!

 

[Lusikka755]

Ok, I'll be posting them here one by one during this week.

Williamsburg:

 

[Lusikka755]

Preview:

 

[Ekmek]

excellent. how are you keeping it so smooth when you reduce it? are you using psp?

 

[Lusikka755]

Originally posted by Ekmek
excellent. how are you keeping it so smooth when you reduce it? are you using psp?

Yes, I use PSP 7. I just use the resize function with Smart size resize type. That's all.

 

[Ekmek]

Ok, thats why I did for my India Cities preview, it works great. Just doesnt have the same effect when I try the same with AoK cities. Thanks!

 

[Ekmek]

Lusikka755

feel free to start a new thread for the Xpack wonders

 

[Lusikka755]

OK. I think I will post them in one bigger pack when they are all ready. Maybe during the weekend, not sure.

 

[CornPlanter]

Graphics are great, but with all respect I must say you have Saint Basil's Cathedral picture for Moscow Kremlin. However, St. Basil's is not the part of the Kremlin.

Anyway St. Basils Cathedral (Sobor actually) could be wonder or at least small wonder itself.

I'm reviving this old thread because I cannot post in Buildings and Wonders graphics library thread, sorry about that

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/St._Basil's_Cathedral


P.S. I don't know why, but this mistake is quite popular.

Saint Basil's Cathedral should never be confused with the Moscow Kremlin, which is situated right next to it on Red Square. It is not at all a part of the Moscow Kremlin. However, many publications do make the mistake of calling this structure the Kremlin. The misconception has inadvertently been reinforced by Western television journalists, who have often stood in front of St. Basil's during their reports.