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15-July 14
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Where The West Begins
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Many travelers come through these parts, the last stop for hundreds of miles. Cowboys, driving cattle. Prospectors heading toward California to look for gold. Okies looking for a place to restart life. Women looking to profit from it all. Bank robbers looking to make a quick buck. For sure, this is where the west begins.
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Great to see you building again Austin!
Looks really solid so far although there isn't really much to see. I love the use of the two-toned wall object here though; that being said it would be nice to see some more colour. You've already got the red and green on the roof, but just make sure that there's some added colour in the grass 'plaza' in front of the entrance; I think some flowers would look really great there.
This is great! The arches in the station are really nice!!!
Nice, man. Love it.
Only thing I don't like are the corner poles on the coaster, too big for supports imo.
independence, missouri?
Or Nauvoo, if it's Oregon Trail 2.
This is exceptional.
the supports for the building in general look a little flimsy... try bulking those up a little so they look more sturdy and actually weight bearing. the style is decent here but a little flat and some forced details.
Also on a side note this doesn't look western by any length that I know, or certainly not in way that without the title I'd say yeah western theme... It's a solid start but you can certainly improve upon this!
@Stoksky Good to be building again! I'm a bit rusty still. Added some flowers to the courtyard, looks much nicer. Great advice.
@Kev Thanks Mate!
@JJ-Yea, will probably change those footers.
@][22 Nope, good guess.
@CSW Not that either
@Bill Thanks man!
@BG Working on finding a pleasant way to bulk em up. The theme itself is'nt western, but with some hints of it. Think a bit more Americana or "texx-mex"
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Brownie points if anyone can identify the building I based the station off of.
i'm guessing somewhere in texas
It looks quite a lot like the El Diablo station at Port Aventura.
I'm thinking the alamo for some reason...