JB

Marvelous Balloon Ride: Two puny green balloons and one yellow balloon are not gonna lift very much! Just sayin'. What is a "Monte Leone"? Is that like a merry-go-round, but with lions instead of horses? Nice update.

At first I laughed (Scooter's eyes!). Then I shook my head in bewilderment, over the 'Wandingo" and the love-struck flamingo. :-D

I thought the horses, looking awfully stiff, were animatronic. But I guess I was wrong, with that steaming pile of.... stuff.... unless the stuff is also animatronic. I see that all the utility vehicles are in Oz colors; or maybe John Deere colors. Your backstage areas look great. Not highly detailed, but that makes them look realistic.

"But why would she want HER house to look just like YOUR house??? Especially the sparkly gold trim???" Well yes, my house does look like that. But I was referring to the coloration of present-day Disney castles. And besides, my house is in a different state, so there would be no competition. LET'S DO IT !!1!!!!11!!1

Hmmm, the plot thickens!.... Or maybe that's the flamingo poo I'm standing in.

Really nice! Your Kansas Main Street has more of a real-life look to it than say, Disney's idealistic Main Street. I like both styles, they each serve their purpose. When Almira Gulch is away on business, we should bling-up her house by painting it shocking pink and electric blue, with lots of sparkly gold trim. She would like that, right?

Oh good grief, another any-and-all-of-the-above questions. (joking). I'm tempted to say "signals from your brain", but I'll go with D: Electricity traveling through a copper wire

Really wonderful facades on these buildings! I guess there would be no point in having 'memorial windows' on this street, like they do on Disneyland's Main Street. Everything would be "Gulch" this and "Gulch" that. ;-)

It was well worth the wait! As always, beautiful structures and beautiful screenshots. I love the ceilings of these Tibetan buildings; the ornately carved thick timbers. The warm red and yellow lighting really adds to the mood.

Welcome to ParkCrafters! Wow, the interiors are very detailed! And The colors (or lack thereof, in some cases) really create a distinctive mood. 👍

This island looks like it would be a lot of fun to explore! I too, like that last screenshot. It reminds me a lot of Tom Sawyer Island at Disneyland before the Fantasmic re-do.

Nice shots; all three!

Hmmm, "Hannah Lecter". I'll withhold my comments 'til we know more about her (and her name). Being chewed out is better than being chewed up; I think Scooter was lucky that he just got a chewing out, and not skeletonized by the ravenous flamingos, Did you photoshop that flamingo lying on the examining table? Or does the game supply animals in those positions?

I love how you merged the temporary elements with the permanent ones. Dirt paths and knock-apart booths next to the Cyclone and other permanent park features. I looked for inflatable piles-o-poo as game prizes, but no such luck. Why not? You have deep-fried Twinkies and Oreos! ;-) Did you build the Clancy's booth (and others)? Or were they Workshop finds? Those booths look great! And I agree with Wowman, the crooked Wacky Shack looks awesome. So glad that you told us the horses were on the right. I was about to comment that those camels, on the right, look too dark! And, on the left, those horses look awfully lumpy. Wonderful Fairground area. Thanks!

I'm still lamenting the crash-and-burn of Theme Park Builder 3D. It sounded like it would've had everything anybody could want in a theme park sim. And anything that was missing could be built, and added, by the community. Oh well.

It all looks, and sounds, exciting and promising! 👍

Good grief! With all the drop-offs to the left and right (and in front!), It's a miracle you guys made it home to tell the tale! You have to put a lot of trust in your driver! And so cool that you saw dino tracks, and stood in them! I noticed that the Jeep's tires were under-inflated. I guess that was to get better traction with the rocks. The Jeep ride seems a lot like a roller coaster. Sorta reminds me of the tour through "Jurassic Park", except there were no paved roads here. I'm reminded of the quote from "Back To The Future": "Where we're going, we don't need roads!" I felt like I was on the Jeep ride with you. Thanks!

I find the Tree House Island, the lake, and 'rides' (even if they are static), really appealing!

Nice views! Were these canyons carved out by a river, like the Grand Canyon?

I've never used fabric softeners, so I've never read the labels. So this is another question I know nothing about. I don't even know if "liquified cotton" is a thing, but I'll say that: D: Liquified cotton (Although, I have a suspicion that it's animal fat.)

Haha. I had to laugh when that first image came up. The flamingos seem very fat, happy and satisfied in that pic. I figured that wasn't really Scooter lying there, stripped of his flesh. Although, this being fictional/fantasy, I suppose he could've been brought back somehow. It warms my heart to think that the skeleton might be Mr. Jobsworth from RCT3. I like the contrast of the modern, clean interior of the storage lockers, with the rustic, peeling, flaking, thatched exterior.

I love the look, and colors, of that temple! The ancient spectacle of Maiden Tossing. (Whatever became of that?)

I bet the reason the temple is crumbling is because of all the heavy equipment they used to build the roller coaster track!

The 2nd pic captures the excitement and confusion created by the twisty-turny track. And of course, the COLORS!

Wow, this question is merciless; it could be any or all of those answers. Seems like sugary water is denser than plain water. And while neither lemons nor limes have much sugar in them (duh), they probably have enough to make them sink in water. So I'll say B: Both sink