CJ Port Aspire (Beach City)..Still WIP (Repost No PS)

Here are more photos of Port Aspire. Currently i have lack of time to capture some pics. However, i will try to post more and more

Here They Are...

Former United Airlines Boeing 747 turned into a restaurant, similar to Pan Am's N747PA. This Aircraft was built in 1987 and was retired in 2014. As of 2015, this aircraft has been a restaurant.


A Large United States Air Force and United States Army military base 5 miles north of the airport (location exaggerated xD). Two USAF Boeing 747-400s are seen at the base. One is near the control tower, the other near the cargo containers.

Airport terminal in 2015. In 2014, terminals A and B have been expanded into 3 levels, bringing the total passenger capacity to 150 million passengers. All three levels also have road access and subway access to the city itself. Level 1 is car parking for both terminals. Levels 2 and 3 contain shops, subway stations and more.

Malaysia Airlines Airbus A380 9M-MNE at gate D1 at terminal A. It was the plane's last flight before it is scheduled for maintenence checks in KLIA.

American Airlines Boeing 747-400 at gate F6. It is actually fictional. American Airlines did not operate 747-400s. Instead, AA operated the Boeing 747-100 and the Boeing 747SP, which have since been long retired, except N905NA.

Etihad Airways Boeing 777-200LR at the airport. After landing on Runway 7, the plane was given a water cannon salute while taxiing to this gate. It was the airline's first light to PAIA.

Former British Airways Boeing 777-200 at the same restaurant the former United 747 is at. The two planes serve as restaurant extensions to the current restaurants.

Ocean Eyes twin towers (model from the NYC's WTC) from ground level.

View of the same towers from the west.


A Tragic incident happened on May 13, 2015. On The morning of May 13, the towers were destroyed by a bomb exploding in tower 1's lobby. The collapse killed more than 2,000 people and also caused damage to other surrounding buildings. Today, the former site (seen here) is now a memorial museum. The two water pools mark the spot where the original twin towers stood. Also, the Ocean Eyes Ground Transportation Hub is located here.

View of the city skyline in 2017. The former Ocean Eyes Twin Towers are no longer visible in downtown.

This is my first update on the city. About the incident on May 13,2015, it was based on the real life 9/11 attacks. It was not meant to replicate the event, but to pay respect to the lost ones. I Built the memorial to dedicate to both the Ocean Eyes Twin Towers collapse and the 9/11 victims. Sorry if i offense any Americans here.

Stay tuned for more photos and tell me what you think about this new update.