JB

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This looks great! I love the riot of colors. I especially like the second shot (Main Street).

It's been a while since I've played, but do you have "Aggressive Z-bias" turned on in the graphics settings? It does funny things to some objects.

Looks exciting! (And beautiful!)

My love of irony compels me to pick A: The Bible. (Although I suspect Wagi may be right.)

Smooth!..... And FAST!!!

Lots of nice buildings here and, like you said, different styles of architecture from different ages. In the "Hamilton" pic, I like the shadow of the bird on the side of the building... I'm easily amused. It's kind of exciting, or disconcerting, depending on one's attitude, to see a giant Mouse head grinning at you from down the street!

XL

Nice introduction, Xecronius. (Is that one of your RPG usernames?) Welcome!

I just downloaded your Fancy Arches set! Yes, it's a small set, but it looks very useful. Thanks!

I really like the coziness of the Tourist Cabins all arranged around the central firepit area. The nighttime image of the private club all lit up looks great! Heck, it all looks great! And oh yeah, there's gonna be a Disney Park as well! :-p

Haha. People sure looked different in 1967! Wonderfully fun idea for a teaser.

The Moana's Journey Of Water queue entrance looks lush, natural, and beautiful; as it should! Nice progress.

I like that you're starting by showing us a part of the city surrounding the park. It adds a touch of realism. I'm OK with the lush green hills because this is a fantasy version of a park that never existed in a version of the city that never existed... Rose-colored glasses, so to speak. Even though you've toned down the decor a bit, it still has that Washington Bruin feel to it. :-)

Gnar-ar-ar-r-r-r-r-r-r-r! (That's Wookiee for 37... But you already knew that.)

(I'm still trying to process Peter Pan killing off the Lost Boys! In Pinocchio, the cricket, Jiminy Cricket in the Disney version, gets smashed and killed by... Pinocchio!) So, Fleming, Ian Fleming. I think Clifford is a fairly recent creation. Sendak wrote "Where the Wild Things Are". C.S. Lewis wrote "Narnia". That leaves C: Chitty Chitty Bang Bang. Musical score written by the Sherman Brothers, I found out recently.

I can't decide if I like the newer or older windows and doors better. It's not really important, but I'm wondering why you decided it needed to be changed. :-)

OK, I don't know this one. While I dearly love "B: Peter kills them off", of the other three choices, D: They only exist in Peter’s imagination, appeals to me the most. So I'll go with that.

Definitely a fun-looking coaster! (I'm sure it's fun to ride as well!)

Yes- A: Stars. Although I can't remember the other names at the moment, I do remember that they all had star or constellation names. (Was Regulus the name of Sirius' brother? It's been a wee while since I've read the books or seen the movies.)

Glad you figured it out! I had a suspicion that it was something like that, but I had no idea what, specifically. 👍

OOH! OOH! I know this one!- B: No one

Ah, if only the Tin Man Factory made hearts, the Tin Man could have told that scary old Wizard to go fly a kite... or a balloon. This is a well themed, clever little area!

Last day of this month + 2

Great action shots! The last one is especially dramatic.