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Buena Vista Steet - Disney Recreation
Looks fantastic! What constitutes a heatwave in the Netherlands?
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Gulf Coast Boardwalk
Progress in Planet Diners Drive Ins and Dives. I will probably do something more with this interior, change the floor add some things to the walls. I miss the diner doors from PC1 right about now. There really is a boardwalk in this park file. I am sure we will get over there eventually.
- Wonder World
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Salland's Adventure World - Planet Coaster 2
I can almost smell that parking garage smell with the level of detail you are putting into this.
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MrBill's Midwest Adventures
The use of the brick pieces in the theater is very nice. My suggestion would be to come up with something for the doors; you made the rest of it look so good that it's screaming for something more than just an opening in the walls 😃 The blocks for the small hopper are fun!
- Plunder Bay
- Wonder World
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Gulf Coast Boardwalk
It's been a minute since I had enough for an update. Since a lot of what I am building right now is part of the boardwalk amusement park and is instead a representation of a town, I am mixing styles and eras so it is more like how an actual city would have progressed and changed over time. Blocking out the boulevard.
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Buena Vista Steet - Disney Recreation
The attention to the details here is fantastic. I am not even a Disney fan and I love this! It is actually one of the few changes they have made that does not irritate me for one since they didn't think they had to slop IP everywhere. OK Disney rant over, this is looking great!
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Architecture side project
- Wonder World
- Garden of the Gods - a PC2 park
- Celeste World! A multi-themed park inspired by Disney & Universal (Harry potter, Dark Universe, frozen & more)
Great idea, well executed!- Gulf Coast Boardwalk
There is a boardwalk amusement park over to the right that's going up as well. The boardwalk wont take up much more than a third of the map and I had all this space so, I figured why not build some of the outside stuff I never leave room for typically in my projects. I have been fascinated with the style since I was a little kid, Mid Century Modern and Googie both. That last coffee shop is inspired by Armet Davis Newlove architects, they designed a lot of the 1950's googie coffee shops and buildings in LA and other places around the country. The palms going through the opening in the overhang and the sign posts also going through the roof is something you would see them do often both in concept sketches sand several projects that were actually built. I am going to do a mix of styles for buildings as you can already kind of see but a lot of influence form the 50's and 60s. I am sure there will something from the 80's around somewhere also.- Zodi's