Park / Tumbleweed

06-February 11

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posted 14 years ago
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RCTMASTA Offline

Oh so close!!
It looks good too, kinda got screwed on the voting imo.
posted 14 years ago
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SSSammy Offline

BRUUUUTTAAAALLLLLL RMM
posted 14 years ago
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posix Offline

Hmm, I agree it shouldn't have won because it's just too little there and looks only inspired for the water ride but nothing else. Pity you didn't add the turning of the boats. Considering Levis name was on this, I had expected that.

Next time focus on a proper project. These little ones will reduce your chances to win an accolade too much.
posted 14 years ago
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turbin3 Offline

The supports on the water ride were stunning!
posted 14 years ago
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Louis! Offline

I thought this was beautiful, hence my high vote.
posted 14 years ago
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Liampie Offline

Should've won if it were a design submission. Good job!
posted 14 years ago
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J K Offline

Next time focus on a proper project. These little ones will reduce your chances to win an accolade too much.

But maybe it's about developing himself as a builder, I love seeing smaller projects like this. I'm sure the next time he builds a ride like this it'll be mind-blowing and he possibly couldn't have gotten to that point without this release.
posted 14 years ago
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Levis Offline

well my name is on this but I actually done nothing on it.
some things came in between and thats why I didn't had any time in the end .
posted 14 years ago
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chorkiel Offline

^same as levis, all credit goes to prodigy for this.
posted 14 years ago
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musicman Offline

Needs more cowbell.
posted 14 years ago
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F0ndue Offline

Neat little release,but it felt a bit sterile.
posted 14 years ago
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posix Offline

J K, I believe if you want to develope yourself it's only through bigger scale projects, because they will teach you how to finish stuff.
posted 14 years ago
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J K Offline

I think any project in general can develop a skill. That's why I'd advise newer players to develop their skill through small designs to then take on a greater project when they have that applied skill.
posted 14 years ago
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mardy Offline

its small, why didnt you sumbit it as à desing??
posted 13 years ago
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