Screenshot / Tea and Jelly

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  mintliqueur Offline

  Really pleasant atmosphere here! Good composition, and the retro object selection gives a special charm. 

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  ottersalad Offline

  Agree with mintliqueur.. very pleasant. Interesting tree combos, but I like it. 

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  Jappy Offline

  This looks fantastic! Feels very old school RCT-Guide! I'd love to see more of this.

   

  One tip, add the light brown sand udner your paths. It'll make it look a lot beter. Trust me

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  Chocotopian Offline

  I really like this. The coaster flows nicely with the slight variations of the landscape, and I think the colour choices are good too. Unsure what the theme is, but it seems to be working nonetheless.

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  RWE Offline

  Not a huge fan of the path. I really like the colors and foliage work tho. Interested to see more!

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  SSSammy Offline

  
  

  Feels very old school RCT-Guide!

   

   

  hit the nail on the head

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  conna_baybay Offline

  One tip, add the light brown sand under your paths. It'll make it look a lot better. Trust me

   
   
   Consider it done.
   
  I absolutely love how everyone's commenting on it looking retro. Just so we're clear that's not some kind of intentional throwback or flair. I'm literally just using an old NE Pro Tour bench and building the last way I remember how to. Which was back in 2010...? I think? Kumba had just released Kumba. That's the last thing I remember. Oh yeah, and that fiasco with K0NG had just gone down. That's the era I'm coming from. If you will...

   

  XD

   

  Thanks so much for the feedback guys! Very helpful to know I'm heading in the right direction. More to come soon.

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