Screenshot / Boardwalk
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19-March 14
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Pacific Point Boardwalk and Amusement Park
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Everything is peep-able. I'm probably going to try to fit some kind of game/stall in that overly large concrete space to fill things in a bit more. Maybe just something small like a hotdog stand. The flatride is a Zamperla Hawk48 named Excalibur. Thus the cartoony sword on the other side of the ride.
Hopefully I can make some more progress with this by the end of the week! -
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Yeah. Thanks for the help.
This is awesome. Nice work!
What's there is really nice, but imo there's just way too much path. Granted it's supposed to be a boardwalk, but still...perhaps some food carts(?)
Does the flatride work in the same way as the one in Lenox Mall?
The Hawk48 is beautiful (I operated one all last summer, and am very acquainted with that ride type) although I feel like inverted boomerang cars might look a bit more true-to-form. In general, very nice screen
WTF dude... why didn't you stream this like the rest of the park?
I love the sign for whirlpool.
I would be wary of so much tarmac though.
The rest is stellar tho man.
I don't want to be a broken record but thats a lot of path! I like your idea of a hot dog cart, but if this was really a thriving spot there would be balloons, hot dogs, popcorn, midway games. Any free space would be filled with something to make a buck. That Hawk48 is fuckin' hot dude. The colors are sinister, but maybe if the grayness was wood that bit of color might help pop compared to all the tarmac.
I also like on the woodie queue how you meshed scenery pieces with the existing path supports. Saves you some work and blends together nicely.
@ everyone: Yeah, there's too much pavement, so I think I'm going to fight it with a few games stalls along the fence. Also it seems like screens aren't being rated nearly as frequently. the top 3 screens right now have less than 3 votes each.
@stoksy: yes, I reverse engineered the one from LM, and got a little help from Gee. Mine does like 2 or 3 fewer loops though. BIG DIFFERENCE, I know.
@gdb: nobody wants to watch me cursing at a hack not working properly for a few hours, or watch me mess with the shoestring length to get the timing right.
@Louis: I'm trying to do cheesy little sculptures with a lot of the ride signs in this park. It just felt right.
@disneylandian: I'll consider making it wood. I felt like a steel platform was more fitting, but I can see how I feel about wood. Glad you like the queue supports for the woody. I kinda had to do it that way though, because the supports were glitching through the path blocks.
I just noticed the little sword on the sign. That's a great touch.