The Powder Toy

Skybridge Cave City by KetchupMaster

KetchupMaster
KetchupMaster
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5th Dec 2013
12th Aug 2018
Here we have upsidedown buildings as well as skybridges! There is also a small mine, rocket launch, airplanes and much, much more! Enjoy!
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Comments

  • popdude975
    popdude975     4th Feb 2015
    i love your saves
  • KetchupMaster
    KetchupMaster     14th Feb 2014
    lol i have no idea
  • Goulash
    Goulash     7th Feb 2014
    Awesome! And, talking of scientificly not working... how did those planes get there? I mean, you should be the best pilot ever to stear a plane through a city, let alone doing it with buildings both up and down!
  • montylexie
    montylexie     8th Dec 2013
    not bad ketchup not bad
  • KetchupMaster
    KetchupMaster     7th Dec 2013
    I know it doesnt work scientificly but its for the thought
  • runemaster
    runemaster     6th Dec 2013
    @i360: Hmm.. interesting theory. It is possible to build something like this in space, but this isn't like Manhatten. It's a small city in retrospect, so it is possible to be built on earth. However, the asteroid is most probable. The terrain around the city is full of minerals.. and since asteroids are
  • runemaster
    runemaster     6th Dec 2013
    basically floating rocks it is more probable. Mostly I agree with you because one: On earth, the struts needed to keep this in place would be too much work to really want to.. and TWO: The buildings on the ceiling must have their own gravity to work. Gravity can be localized in space, but not on a planet.
  • i360
    i360     6th Dec 2013
    Ketchup master is this built in space?. because if its built on earth the gravity will be pulled down well you know where. But a possible way is to use an Astroid and build this city inside it. and gravity will have to be another way. The astroid will now have some motors to spin around and the (city/dust/etc.) will fall towards the inhale? or if im wrong its exhale, of the asteroid. That way you dont have to say "Cave". I hope im understood, brother
  • runemaster
    runemaster     6th Dec 2013
    @oldmud0: Hollow earth is possible. Think about the whole Molten Core theory. In the hollow earth theory volcanic activity is massive and everywhere. Also, the hollowed world would need its own source of heat (Besides the volcanic activity) so.. it would have something that would act as a sun. This would explain why it is just incredibly hot near the center, so it could be possible.. just a long shot.
  • ShadowPlasma
    ShadowPlasma     6th Dec 2013
    If you make the buildings a more interesting shape,I will vote.