Michael Reese: those kitschy tourist traps that sell alien keychains, or curiosity museums that claim to have bigfoot on display, ancient gas stations

Benji Teurman: Yes! Nice!

Michael Reese: Hey Michael, sorry to get back late to the party. Benji Teurman & Lasse Bauer have some good big picture ideas, but if you're looking for specifics from my above list:

Main Buildings:

Derelict Gas Station

Truck Stop Diner

Strip Mall-style 2-floor Motel (10 rooms max)

Corner Store - Gun Shop

Secondary Buildings:

Mobile home park homes (colour options accessible in materials)

RVs & Camping trailers (2 of each, different sizes, 80's era)

Local AM/FM Radio Station building w/ transmission tower

Honky Tonk type bar (small, for the trailer park)

Vehicles: (abandoned/wrecked):

American muscle cars (70's-80's)

Ford/Chevy Pick ups (60's-80's)

Motorcycles

Golf carts (don't know why, but seems 'Americana')

Scatter & Environment:

Concrete road divider slabs (yellow paint scratched, chipped)

Parking slabs (yellow paint worn off)

Telephone/Electrical poles

Payphone booth

Native Indian wood craved tabacco statue

Highway marker signs / Road signs

City limit sign w/ population counter (name customization in materials)

- 2 sided w/ "Now Entering" ~ "You're Leaving"

- sign peeling

Garbage (chip bags, paper refuse, cigarette packs etc)

scrub grass

tumble weeds

cactus and/or dying trees

tileable stretch of cracked, paved highway (Nice to have)

tileable stretch of dirt road (Nice to have)

Basically, the kind of place you would drive up on that's not even on a map and likely won't be there in 50 years. The buildings should have interiors too, not necessarily something you can walk into but if the camera were to pan through the window glass it would see seating in the diner, shelving in the store ... stuff like that. You guys are good with details.

Marco Renna: Nice!! This is an epic list. Thank you!!