>Goddamn that looks awesome. Really captures that post-apocalyptic
>feel, but there's still some hope on their faces.

It's worth noting that 2050s North America really only looks like that at places along the coast that were targeted by the Fog during the Hundred-Day War (usually because there were naval assets of some kind in the area). Most everywhere else, a lot of things are run down and some places have been abandoned because of the economic situation caused by the blockade, but the buildings generally aren't all Fallout-level ruined like that.

As an aside, no one is entirely sure why Long Beach was destroyed. Possibly the Fog mistook the container port for a navy yard, or thought the battleship Iowa was a potential threat—although they did not similarly target, for instance, Battleship Cove in Massachusetts or the Pacific War memorial fleet (Missouri, Bowfin et al.) at Pearl Harbor.

>Are there plans for color?

Hopefully one day, although unless you find a way to bribe Philip to bump things up his ever-expanding coloring queue, it'll probably be quite a while. :)

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