from what i can see it is fantastic, but the problemo is: my monitor (for this computer) sucks so much its painful. its so dark i cant even see the second picture. any chance of showing a daytime one?

It's a nighttime shot, because it's creepy, at night; a daytime shot would be not that interesting.
Here is an edited version of the night shot, so you can guess what it represents.

I haven't even downloaded it yet and I'm alreay blown away. This object makes me want to create a whole new neighborhood! Thanks for sharing.

This is exellent! OMG! Download I must. :bow:

im so excited!!!!!

Wow, that's amazing! Thank you very much!

You are awesome!! Thank you Numenor!

Wonderful! Just have to download this item. Thank you for all you do Numenor.

i have an idea for another on this theme: silbury hill
http://www.bbc.co.uk/wiltshire/moon...e_silbury.shtml

This has got to be one of the coolest objects created to date!
I wish I had this kind of talent.
You rock dude!

Numenor, I've been tinkering with this thing for the better part of a week. It works extremely well. The only problem I had with it is that you have to be careful of the mailbox on the lot you may set this thing on. If the mailbox is covered by one of the dolmens, the game crashes. If you keep the mailbox clear, it rocks. I put one on a giant lot and added some of the flame-things Nightlife has in the middle, then put in some Sims there-I actually got over thirty on the lot-and the effect was awesome. No, I don't think ancient Celts did the smustle, but the effect looked great, and the game ran fine, once I got the mailbox clear. Thanks a bunch, and keep on simmin'!

Thanks for alerting us about the mailbox. Actually, it doesn't surprise me: the mailbox, beside its normal functions, is an important hidden portal for the mailman and the family living in the lot. There are other hidden portals, at the both ends of the street (for cars) and the pavement (for pietons): I suggest to keep clear these spots, too.

Yay! Very Nice! Thanks. :salute: *download*

Oh. My. Goddess. You are soooooo awesome!!!!! :jaw: Words cannot express my gratitude... oh, wait, they can. THANK YOU!!! :bow:

Wow Amazing How Do You Do It?!

The method is the very same that we currently use for the fences: Quaxi posted a tutorial HERE

coolcoolcool

Thank you Numenor! I like this alot!

Thanks also Boblishman for the Ruined version

You guys did a fantastic job!
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Fantastic, beautiful - thank you.

this is wonderful..... downloading now!

AH! I want to visit Stone Henge sooooooooo badly. THIS IS AWESOME. THANK YOU! Big fat wet kisses! Lol.

Ginny

I dowloaded this long ago.. one of the first MTS2 Items I ever downloaded, before I noticed the 'thanks' link... I saw it again today and added a much overdue 'THANKS'..
It shows up great in the game. I just wish I could get the maxis rainbow object to end in it!! LOL

Thank you for the credit.
I didn't realize it required an EP to function.
I am a poor artist... the leaning tower model is not very good when viewed closely. I just enjoy finding new things out.
<* Wes *>

You definitely deserve them, and this is the least of the things you deserve credits (and thanks!) for
Sometimes (let's say, very often) I better understand things if I "explore" by myself, without relying on other modder's work. It's not the first time (at it will not be the last, I guess) that my studies bring more or less to the same results as other people's ones before me; but this is a good thing after all, in my opinion: confronting two "autonomous" results may lead to understand something new (like why some objects are EP-only and other work with every game).

Nice work!

Though being an archaeology student (and a picky one at that) I've got to mention that its first phase of construction began about 5,000 years ago, and it took about 3,000 years for people to stop adding to it. so... 'how it looked a few millennia ago' night be more accurate.

Anyway... thanks!