Park / The Lost City
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22-February 19
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Created for the RC&F Mini-Challenge #4, the only requirement was to build a mobius coaster. The inspiration here is more x-sector and some Turtle. Very rushed at the end because frankly this ended up being way too ambitious for my skills.
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fuck yeah dude. what a vibe. I love the coaster station with the wooden roof wedged in between two taller brick structures- exactly the sort of thing I would love to make. the way they turn out of the station around each other is awesome also. great interaction with the environment and atmosphere- wish the coaster interacted with itself more but I don't really have any complaints. more like this please!!
Very nice shit! I love how messy this is, and the colors are simple but great. Not sure about the thick white supports but other than that I love this.
This composition of the buildings you made is difficult, it takes a lot of work (wall, window, roof over new wall, window, roof and over and over and over and up - you understand what I say?)
The colors in general were pleasing to the eye and the foliagem is in the exact measure, well distributed.
I've tried small parks and I can not, so I loved it.
Amazing work man.. looks awesome. Definitely get those old school vibes. The layout was chaotic and I wasn't sure how they'd race, but the synchronization was spot on.
It was a mobius coaster round, I knew everyone else was going to make racers/duelers. I had literally just done that for the previous round (RIFT) so I wanted to do something different. Plus, this way you have to choose just one to follow. Gives you more time to soak in the pretty dense surroundings.
Wow. Just an exceptional park from an aesthetics standpoint. The layout spaghetti on the backside is a solid 10/10 swooshy scribble of track and the throwback custom supports / archy look fantastic. Love it.
Stopping by again to note that this was one of my favorite revisits from 2019 and more people should check it out, as well as Ling's other maps from this project. All of them are fun bite-sized magic.