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Gare de Nice-Ville | Central Station (STANDARD)

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Gare de Nice-Ville is a French railway station on the line from Marseille-Saint-Charles to Ventimiglia. It is Nice’s main train station. In 1867, the main passenger building was inaugurated in a practically countryside landscape. The original station was built away from the city centre, although now Nice has extended around the station. The building is characterized by its “Louis XIII style,” inspired by public buildings in Paris.

This model has taken me over seventy hours across three months to complete. Textures are either from textures.com or self-made. Please let me know if you have any issues in the comments.

This asset is a pack containing four items:
“Main Gare de Nice-Ville” – in the Train Transport tab (36k tris, 299 tris LOD, 2048x2048 texture)
“Hall Gare de Nice-Ville” – in the Landscape Rocks tab (29k tris, 292 tris LOD, 1024x1024 texture)
“Gare de Nice-Ville Ornament 1,” a decorative prop
“Gare de Nice-Ville Ornament 2,” a second decorative prop

HOW TO USE:

1. Turn Fine Road Anarchy On
   
2. Flatten the land where you want the station
   
3. Place the “Main” building along a road
   
4. Connect your rail lines and platforms to fit your city
   
5. Place the “Hall,” if desired.
   
6. Use Move It to position the hall where desired
   
7. Use Advanced Stop Selection by holding the shift key to choose with platform you wish the trains to stop on.

This is the “Standard” version. If you would like more creative freedom, there is a modular version of this station on my profile.

Please subscribe to all requirements listed at the right, and all of those items’ required items. Though I am a new asset creator, I tested this station to the best of my ability and believe it works if you follow the directions above.

THIS IS MY FIRST ASSET!!! PLEASE LET ME KNOW IF THERE ARE PROBLEMS.
ORIGINAL MODEL - DO NOT COPY WITHOUT PERMISSION

Acknowledgements:
All screenshots were taken using the Laviante 2.0 Theme by Arnold J. Rimmer and notDONEyet and the Laviante Lut by notDONEyet. Many were taken on Teedy Radko's "Costa Azzurra" map -- a beautiful map, by the way, if you haven't checked it out. Many thanks goes to the Cities Skylines Creators discord server for help on this incredible journey (3 months and 70+ hours is a journey if you ask me).