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I'll follow Wagi on this one, as I have no idea; B: 88
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Beautiful work! I really like how you are trying to follow the outline of the park, but definitely putting your own spin on it!
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You've really captured that motel look, but where's the boardwalk? 😆 Seriously, beautiful job!
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Yes, here's hoping we get the Studio Pack and the Vintage imported into PC2 as well. Of course, Adventure and Spooky go without saying. Looks like we're going to have a parade! Love the overhead view, it gives one a much better idea of how it all fits together. Were you planning on releasing your buildings on the workshop? I, for one, will be "stealing", sorry I meant "borrowing" them if you do!!! 😁
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Yes, I remember putting my kids in the firetrucks, and next month, I'll be able to take my grandson! They have a beautifully restored ride at a beach in Maryland we enjoy going to. The little buggies is what actually launched me on this little endeavor. I took one look at them and knew they would be perfect. Then, of course, I tried to remember what other kids rides were out there. I remember the motorcycle rides, but I think they would be beyond my skill as a modeler. I have to admit, I'm not really in love with the teacups, (they don't even have handles!), but as they are basically just background scenery, I can live with them. What would be really neat is if Frontier came out with "ride design" kit. You pick a platform, cars, etc., and create your own flats!
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Welcome! Loved your structures before, and I love them now! Really gives off that old time atmosphere! Looking forward to getting a good look at that coaster!
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I could have sworn I had posted in this thread, but I have not. I apologize! I don't think I can add anything that hasn't already been said. I honestly don't know how you do it. Keeping all these different projects alive. And doing a magnificent job doing it! (Obviously, this post is just a thinly veiled attempt to get my name connected to a shyguy park!) 😁
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Maybe I should go open my fridge and count as I have no idea! But I'll guess B: 16
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Not very, I'm afraid! I finished up my fire truck ride. After several terrible attempts at creating the truck, I went on the workshop and found one. Changed about 68% of it, added windshield, grill, wheel wells, second seat, new steering wheel, removed about 30 lights, etc, etc., but a special thanks to bigred#31931 for the base model. Of course, I had to utilize the scaling mod. The ride isn't perfect, but I think it turned out pretty nicely. [img]
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If only it were that easy! That piece was the largest round piece we had! Besides, it looks like old wood with several layers of paint on it! That is the little dipper, the new ride. I had previously made the entire ride from scratch. [img]
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So I've now posted five fake kiddie rides; [img] The boat ride with improved skirt, [img] The buggy ride, also with new skirt, [img] The Tick Tock Clock Drop, a skin for the little dipper, this ride is loosely based on a ride of the same name located at Storybook Land in New Jersey. [img] A new tea cups ride, where the turntable revolves and the cups counter-revolve. They are aquatic propellors. I made a real tea cup, over 250 pieces each, but it looked awful! As these rides are just supposed to be background filler pieces, I'm not going to sweat it. And one more that is still a work in progress; [img] My dragon ride. I have tried about 800 variations to attempt to get the dragons to rise and fall realistically to no avail! I'm no Tagi! 🤣 I may just finish up the details and release it as a simple spin. Also still working on putting together a fire truck ride; You can also utilize my kiddie circus train ride for your kiddieland. In the workshop, just browse for "classic kiddie", and they should all come up. Enjoy!
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Have a good buddy who attended the Culinary Institute of America, so I know this one! C: The number of ways to cook an egg No, I didn't cheat and ask him. He mentioned it a couple times years ago!!!
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Have to duplicate what Wagi said. You have done a beautiful job, and you're having fun doing it! What else matters?
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