Screenshot / Legoland Billund - Miniland

screen_5074 Legoland Billund - Miniland

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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 Fan Offline
    I love lego good times of infancy, nice mini town
    I love this train of wooden blocks it is charming :)
    posted 6 years ago
  • Impulse%s's Photo
    Netherlands Impulse Offline

    Reminds me of Riverland. Good stuff.

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

    The little accents around the round roofs at the bottom of the screen look like they're floating, its quite distracting to me lol.  Rest is fantastic though, looking forward to more.

    posted 6 years ago
  • Jappy%s's Photo
    Belgium Jappy Fan Offline

    Yes. All the yes. Fantastic work. Please finish this.

    posted 6 years ago
  • Xtreme97%s's Photo
    United Kingdom Xtreme97 Offline

    Love that little bit of Mont Saint Michel I can see. Can't wait to see more of the mini landmarks.

    posted 6 years ago
  • Sulakke%s's Photo
    Netherlands Sulakke Offline

    Must be fun to build and it's looking great.

     

    I'm not too sure about all the curves and the path texture you're going for. I've never been a fan of this texture used as path texture. Somehow it kills atmosphere.

    posted 6 years ago
  • MrTycoonCoaster%s's Photo
    Brazil MrTycoonCoaster Fan Offline
    I loved your idea of the mini town + water
    I did a happy village with for wooden block train

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    posted 6 years ago
  • WhosLeon%s's Photo
    Netherlands WhosLeon Offline

    Haha! Great use of that train, looks like a happy village indeed

    posted 6 years ago
  • Scoop%s's Photo
    United States Scoop Fan Offline
    Fuck yeah leon
    posted 6 years ago
  • spacek531%s's Photo
    United States spacek531 Offline
    Haha love it. It makes me want to put some more rides together.
    posted 6 years ago
  • Royr%s's Photo
    Austria Royr Fan Offline

    Wow, i love this

    posted 6 years ago
  • SSSammy%s's Photo
    United Kingdom SSSammy Fan Offline

    fuck ye bro

    posted 6 years ago
  • MrTycoonCoaster%s's Photo
    Brazil MrTycoonCoaster Fan Offline

    Haha! Great use of that train, looks like a happy village indeed

    haha true, this game is incredible, I'm anxious to see your park It must be very cool :)
    posted 6 years ago
  • Cocoa%s's Photo
    Australia Cocoa Offline

    I love tycoon piggybacking on your screen hahaha

     

    lovely work, especially the sneaky mont st michel

    posted 6 years ago
  • MrTycoonCoaster%s's Photo
    Brazil MrTycoonCoaster Fan Offline

    I love tycoon piggybacking on your screen hahaha
     
    lovely work, especially the sneaky mont st michel

    piggybacking haha Cocoa, sorry sorry, I found it very nice what WhosLeon created with this lego style train, and when I saw that someone also used this train, I found it cool, I actually wanted to show what I did, but not because of me, of the train. :)
    posted 6 years ago
  • MrTycoonCoaster%s's Photo
    Brazil MrTycoonCoaster Fan Offline
    :)
    posted 6 years ago
  • Jaguar%s's Photo
    United States Jaguar Fan Offline

    There's just something I find so appealing about miniature towns, especially in RCT. That ship is icing on the cake and those curved paths are also great.

     

    I'm thinking though, maybe instead of using the toy train, the down-scaled diesel train might be a better fit?

    posted 6 years ago
  • MrTycoonCoaster%s's Photo
    Brazil MrTycoonCoaster Fan Offline

    There's just something I find so appealing about miniature towns, especially in RCT. That ship is icing on the cake and those curved paths are also great.
     
    I'm thinking though, maybe instead of using the toy train, the down-scaled diesel train might be a better fit?

    the two trains are good (just opinion=the toy train I think + charming)
    posted 6 years ago
  • spacek531%s's Photo
    United States spacek531 Offline


     

    I'm thinking though, maybe instead of using the toy train, the down-scaled diesel train might be a better fit?

     

    The ride represented is actually a rideable train, it is not a miniature train. The toy train is the best representation of the real Legoland Billund train:

     

    200120_LEGOTrain.jpg?qfix

    posted 6 years ago

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