JB

Love the light & shadow created by the shade covers. I see Wanda wasted no time in getting wasted. She's got a couple of full pitchers and numerous bottles of beer to keep her happy. All she's lacking is a cute young waiter to attend to all her dining needs. ;-) I like the soft nighttime lighting in the next-to-last image.

Well, you needn't worry about the lack of detail. Your Main Street looks fantastic! Although, the scenes look a little stark without guests milling about. I bet the backstory on the conjoined twins is interesting. I'm guessing that more than one mother and father was involved? Or maybe they're the result of some experiment by Dr. Vincent Price? Wonderful update, Wagi. Thanks.

^ Back in the analog days... I remember it well.

Looks sorta like Disneyland's Matterhorn lift hills, back when you could see the 'guts' inside.

Love that colorful confusion,

Ha! We're at complete opposites on this one... for a change. Maybe they had water polo in the ancient Greek Games!? Should ask ciitytrader that one! Also ask if it's true that Zeus wore a dress.

Looking forward to Expos 7,8,and 9000!

Thanks for the bio, Wagi. Hope your knee surgery goes well and that you have a swift and complete recovery.

Amazing to think that all those slanted, layered rock walls used to be level ground millions of years ago. And I'm still impressed by the gnarly pine trees; fallen over, uprooted, but still going strong! A pleasant and serene video. Thanks.

Seems like it wasn't that long ago... i.e.- In my lifetime. So I'll just go with the most recent choice and say D: 1980 Moscow

Wow, those are reallly long suspenders going down the middle of Main Street! Or maybe they're just stretched out reallly far. Some old-timer is gonna get a wedgie he'll never forget!

More beautiful scenery! I wonder if those chickens hang around the door because they get fed near there every day?

I seem to recall that the gold medals from the Paris Olympics are already losing their gold coating. Which would indicate that the gold content must be pretty low. So I'll say A: Less than 1%.

Has that "shyguy look" to it. Looks like Mr. Perkins takes his push broom everywhere. What a trouper!

Wow, a tunnel over a mile long... and built during the Great Depression! Those 'painted ponies' looked nice. A lot of beautiful skies!

^ What he said! :-p

Really nice! Such a contrast from the almost monochrome grayish rocks at the start, to the Red Cliffs area! Love the gnarly trees, the dino tracks, and the ravine that you chickened out of. Thanks!

Wow! Who are you and where have you been!!! This is a building style I haven't seen before! (I'm afraid all my sentences are gonna end in an exclamation point!) The style is reminiscent of a couple of members, both here and at the former Shyguy's World. I love your screenshots! The camera angles are great! The attention to detail is superb! The video: I immediately had to applaud, and laugh, at the use of the William Tell Overture for the soundtrack. It perfectly matches the non-stop excitement of the visuals. I'm not overly fond of Steampunk (just, OK), BUT, it works perfectly here, as a mining theme! Love all the theming inside Big Bore Mountain! You only see it for a second, but it catches your eye and adds immensely to the excitement! Thanks for springing this creation on us here at ParkCrafters! And welcome!

^ Interesting! Heinz 57 varieties

Both pics are nice. But I really like the first one! The colors are great in both pics!

Since I know next to nothing about sports, I will brazenly copy Wagi because he seems to know what he's talking about. C: Ichiro Suzuki. And besides, Wagi's avatar looks like he's smarter than the average bear. ;-) "Sports"... What is that? As in, Mr. Spock 'sports' a goatee in the alternate universe? Ha! Citytrader posted just before I did, and said the same thing!

53The year I was born. (19, not 18.)

And to think, all this is to create an ambiance outside the park itself! Wise decision to make the park on a separate bench (I think that's what you said, right?) Your L.A. neighborhood is quite amazing! Those stairs to the upper level are indeed looooong. You need a funicular!

Are you saying that you furnished all 180 rooms? And you're not anal?

51 U.S. States.... If you count Canada. (Sorry. Not my thoughts at all.)