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15-November 13
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Project Rembrandt
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I'd say have a 3x1 section of the cups outside the building.
that could be nice, but whenever i go in such a ride it's always either completely open, or completely closed off, atleast where i live, like in disneyland paris and walibi holland. but i can still do that
The buildings look pretty cool but I don't see a Dutch/Belgian theme in it. But maybe that's because of the unfinishedness.
the front of it will pretty much be international style. for the buildings i'm building now i'm looking at all the houses at the market in antwerpen for inspiration, don't know how i'm going to do all the gold on the outside though
this one still needs a basement that has a window visible from the street but it's nearly finished at the front.
as for the building on the left that's heavilly inspired by the rijksmuseum, that's not 'typically' dutch either if you think about it, to think of it now, most of our buildings don't really look typically dutch
I wish the facades had more than just color to break them apart.
Fairly nice facades, but they don't really convince me much and feels a tad uninspired. The placement of the cups is odd, as well.
right now the cups have been replaced, and a building will go ontop of it, so it will get more normal, the reason i placed it there was so that guests who are just going to buy tickets would get exited
Make the facades like with the white building taller than they are wide. Like this:
http://www.op-reis.c...-grotemarkt.htm
how's something like this?
i would like to add though that this was before your advice
Pretty cool, but the white building is still to wide compared to the height. I would also suggest the bottom floors to be more open so you can put in shops and stalls.
make it taller, not more narrow (that would be impossible without sacrificing detail. You definitely need the top of the roofs to the staggered facade whatever-its-called that dutch buildings do