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  • 12-February 19
Park_4343 Watercooler National Park

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  • Comment System%s's Photo
    United Kingdom Comment System Offline
    comment below
    posted 6 years ago
  • MrTycoonCoaster%s's Photo
    Brazil MrTycoonCoaster Offline
    Gee! I loved the styles of the buildings, it was very cool.
    You had great patience in making the mountains with 1/4 blocks.
    The chair lift was really good.
    The entrance to the park is perfect and I enjoyed the foliagen.
    In the image my favorite building
    Nice Work :)

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    posted 6 years ago
  • Watercooler%s's Photo
    United States Watercooler Offline

    Gee! I loved the styles of the buildings, it was very cool.
    You had great patience in making the mountains with 1/4 blocks.
    The chair lift was really good.
    The entrance to the park is perfect and I enjoyed the foliagen.
    In the image my favorite building
    Nice Work :)
     

    Hey thanks MrTycoonCoaster! I'm glad you liked it, it was definitely a tedious task to make those mountains. Everything is influenced by something real in YellowStone National Park.
    posted 6 years ago
  • Cocoa%s's Photo
    Australia Cocoa Offline

    weird stuff! the architecture is decent throughout, although the object choice is strange. the landscaping is a miss for me- too blocky and weird and no flow or natural-ness to it. I think you maybe need a bit more variety in trees and foliage, but I like the idea of the hot springs in the center.

    posted 6 years ago
  • Description

    RC&F Realism Challenge

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    https://docs.google.com/document/d/1tbW0h9okAwXAVP85Bhnl9YddCtZCi4Sg-J97YAyFCf8/edit

    Before you read the description just know that I meant for the landscape to be incredibly jagged. This is influenced by Yellowstone National Park.

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    Watercooler National Park is home to many thermal geysers and hot pots, an astounding array of gems and minerals, culture and history and many recreational activities.

    Get your hiking boots ready because you have plenty to do on your visit:

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    The Lodge

    Enjoy your stay at the 4 star hotel and 2 Michelin Star in-house restaurant. Sit by the fire and kick your feet up.

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    Crystal Cave

    Don't miss one of the daily tours to explore the wonder's the cave has to offer, learn about and collect valuable minerals and gems as the cave is continuously being excavated further.

    Visit the Gem & Mineral Shoppe below, see the wonders that have been discovered and even take home something as a souvenir!

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    Pine Ridge Rapids

    Experience the exhilarating rapids adventure, see the back country of Pine Ridge and the beauty it holds.

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    Skyride

    Travel from one side of the park to the other, enjoy the scenery!

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    Geyser Basin

    Don't forget to visit the basin, the hot pots here are continuously fluctuating in temperature and are not open year round. Get up and personal and see the geysers react to the natural pressure and other geological events.

    While you are at it visit Geyser Grill and grab yourself some grub!

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    Park Museum & Gallery

    Come with us on an educational journey to explore the rich history of the park and see the many exhibits and artifacts that have been collected over the years.

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    Slot Canyon Coal Mine

    Don't miss the incredible adventure! Zip through the old abandoned tunnels of this 1800's coal mine (refurbished for safety of course) see all the old equipment and structures left behind. Keep your arms and leg inside the ride at all times

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