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Thanks guys! Those are all great suggestions, and I will remember them for next time; especially finding the spot first, then scaling in steps. I did actually use that one, but I think I came up with the perfect solution to my problem. The lights were good too >^_^< I found a good spot on the normal scale, then grouped it and spawned a prop. I then scaled it in steps and positioned the part of it that I needed right where I needed it to be for that POV. I used another set of blocks for the distant cityscape, and picked apart other props for the balcony. I played with a lot of different lights, including the new Ultimate Fire prop (LOVE that!), but it wasn't quite what I wanted. I finally decided on an altered Neon Umbra light set to get a dramatic atmosphere. I am so in love with this set, and the other set I used for the BG and pose (Princess Diaries). This is the most intensive piece I have done ...ever. ::is a happy kitty::