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Backfill: the saved starting view of North Foreland before this reconstruction. The old lighthouse was a roughly 45 m generic block with repeated house windows; the operator gives a 26 m tower height. The site also had flat-roof cottage placeholders and fragmented paths. The replacement removes the six site building placeholders, preserves neighbouring houses, and supplies the full compound. Final walking validation is still in progress.
North Foreland is now in the Unreal map: the 26 m octagonal tower, glazed lantern and optic, both keeper’s cottages, service buildings, boundary walls, fences and rear path. This is an actual Unreal detail view. Review has improved the slate roofs and chimney detailing; it also caught old path fragments showing through and a few floating foundation edges. Those are being corrected before the final walking test and 8/10 quality gate.
Broadway petrol-station corner corrected: the kerb is set back by 1.83 m (six feet), with a smaller forecourt and about 36 square metres returned to the road for a straighter junction approach. The forecourt now uses the road asphalt. Kerbs, crossings, signals, barriers and the price sign follow the revised corner. This is the saved Unreal result, checked after reopening; surrounding buildings remain first-pass models.
The revised Broadway candidate pulls the petrol-station corner back six feet and returns about 36 square metres to the carriageway. This actual Unreal preview shows the more direct approach and shared road/forecourt asphalt. Review caught a thin paving-edge seam, which has now been rebuilt; the new edge still needs its native render check before installation. Signals, barriers and the price sign have moved with the corner.
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