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Whoa! Now THAT'S impressive. The 'throne room' is amazing and I loved the braziers rising and falling...very cool.

Love the new logo... For some reason Ronnie's has always been a name that I associate with your parks, even ll these years later, along with a great use of color, and a checkerboard pattern in spots if memory serves me? Anyways, it's a pleasure seeing these things again.

Wanda needs a boyfriend, one who can overlook the assorted sounds issued from her different orifices. But there's only so many eligible men with liquor licenses, not that she is insisting on them being 'eligible' nor 'male' as long as they have that license in hand, which shrinks the available pool since ex-cons can't get said licenses and have to pay full retail. Hopefully someone who can be a father-figure to Scooter...or a mother-figure as he's lacking one of those as well. Nice to see that signature fountain from the Transportation Center recreated! Hearing Walt's voice brings back memories of Sunday night's and the Wonderful World of Color...of course all of Walt was there back then and not just his head, but still nice.

RONNIE'S!!! This is the Fox Style Parks I remember, very detailed, colorful and full of life! That first building is gorgeous, but the double-decker takes the prize.

Now we're going to enter a new area...Old Town! Nope, not the most original name, but that's what it was called on the original plans, and since I'm barely building anything even slightly like the original plans, I'll at least keep that name in homage to it I guess... There's three entrances to this part of the park from the Storyville area...all three require passing over a bridge. This one leads from the Animation Plaza we just visited... Just past the bridge we find - of course - a park souvenir shop on the right... Old Town's main street is full of bustling businesses... Past the post office and boot shop, you'll find the Pony Express office, where Huey, Dewey and Louie work to make sure your mail is speedily on it's way... Next is McDuck Bank, where Uncle Scrooge will help keep your gold nuggets safe...for a reasonable price of course... Around the corner is the Apothecary, The Rainbow Ridge Clarion newspaper, and a Ladies Millinery Shop... The daily Stagecoach is waiting for it's team to be hitched up... The town undertaker is just past it... Always looking for help...Mortimer Snead gets buried with work, always needing an extra hand...so long as it's still attached to someone still alive, he looks to hire a helper. The town's Boot Hill rises close by... Beyond is the mansion of the Widow Carmichael. Six times married, six times widowed, then she was committed to an insane asylum out of state, leaving her mansion in disrepair and empty...or is it? Rumor claims it's haunted by those former spouses... A caretaker offer prospective buyers to tour the mansion...if you dare... Many of those who take him up on his offer soon flee out the side entrance in quite a state of fright...right past the open grave meant for husband number seven... For those with weak constitutions, a convenient comfort station stands ready to be of service... Luckily they soon spot the backside of the town's building, and heave a sign of relief... Sheriff Mouse ensures that those who do evil round these parts are quickly rounded up and send off to the territorial penitentiary... Keep an eye open for any of these desperados! Especially this shifty-lookin' character...the reward is paid in gold certificates! We'll pause here and belly up to the bar for a cold sarsaparilla...until next time.

No idea, hockey is a foreign concept to me. LOL!

While I'm not a huge NBA fan, I know that record was held by A: Wilt Chamberlin and I don't recall hearing of anyone breaking it. Growing in the shadow of volcanoes I know 219 is too high and 48 is way too low, so between the last two I'll go with C: 169

Glad you are finally posting here, great to see you again!

Love the fog effects, that really adds to the whole spooky vibe. Glad you brought this back here!

Having just been to Universal Epic a couple weeks ago, it's impressive how you've managed to capture it without making it a carbon-copy. Impressive! And I LOVE the logo for this land!

I think everything is done except the final bench - which contains the Northern Kingdom, which is where Glinda lives. It's partially done, but real-life has really reared it's ugly head the past few months (no, it wasn't me peeping at the window...). Rich has had hardly any time for the game for months, and since it takes a lengthy period of time to download this bench, work on it, then save again, the few times he's been able to even open the game he spent finishing up a few things on other benches - such as opening this one to peeps and taking screenshots so it can be released. I already hog more than my share on these benches, so Rich will continue to add his magic whenever he has time again (and he thought retirement was going to open up all sorts of free time!), while I shifted over to doing a rare solo with Mickey Mouse Park during my spare time (which has been less than before for me as well). Nope, 'quick and easy' ain't in our vocabulary! "Flying Monkeys"??? Well, for me more like a Flying Gorilla I suppose...

Glad that you got inspired again!

I like how the color choices on the Ganges Star blend with the buildings nearby...remind me of the colors of a sari.

Love the level of detailing and the foliage is spot-on.

Just such rich-looking work with a ton of details, this is just outstanding.