Here is the latest project I finished. Thunder Mesa Railroad, a re-imaging of Big Thunder Mountain Railroad.

I love the 'patches' of corrugated steel on some of the roofs. I like that you included the (Big Thunder) dinosaur skeleton embedded in the rocks. And the geyser basin looks great! 👍

I would totally buy this as a coffee table prop/set if it existed. Super well-done, especially the coloring of the rocks! The subtle gradient from faded rock to vivid coloring where it would be saturated by the geysers is a wonderful touch of realism that would have been overlooked by a lot of other builders.

On 4/18/2024 at 10:55 PM, Kablary said:

I would totally buy this as a coffee table prop/set if it existed. Super well-done, especially the coloring of the rocks! The subtle gradient from faded rock to vivid coloring where it would be saturated by the geysers is a wonderful touch of realism that would have been overlooked by a lot of other builders.

I never even thought of real-life miniature Parkitect sets.. now I want all of AstroTron's designs all around my house 😁

Love this project! Definitely captured the spirit of the original but it clearly has your own flavor to it!

Some would say that it is the wildest ride in the wilderness... Looks amazing!

Looks amazing.
Is there a tutorial for the save file edit for the reverse track at all?

18 hours ago, iEddiez said:

Looks amazing.
Is there a tutorial for the save file edit for the reverse track at all?

Here is the link to the guide. https://sites.google.com/view/parkitect-depot/tutorials/save-file-editing

4 hours ago, AstroTron said:

Here is the link to the guide. https://sites.google.com/view/parkitect-depot/tutorials/save-file-editing

Thank you so much. I may decide to have a play. Your creation is very very very good!

Great work as always. You are the king of the Wild West theme.