Taedong Bridge

Taedong Bridge, Pyongyang, North Korea. The oldest bridge in Pyongyang, having been built in 1905 during Japanese colonial rule. It was mostly destroyed in the Korean war, and there's a famous picture of refugees trying to climb across it's mangled corpse. It was rebuilt in 1955 iirc. I sorta built it on a whim cause its NK and its fairly recognisable from postcards. It was also a challenge cause there's no google earth 3d, but I did find a yt streetview video.
According to the terrain, the Taedong River is only three blocks wide, so all the long shots just look kinda cursed, and I had to carve each end of the riverbank out of the rough terrain. But all in all a fun build. I have my eyes on the Okryu Bridge just upriver too, hopefully that'll come soon to.