Screenshot / Istanbul Chairlift Station
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06-April 14
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Busch Gardens Asia
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Damm ! why are you so good !?!
This is stunning and perfect! I like the little dumpsters!
Looks really cool but 98%?!
I don't really like your tree choices by the way. Especially those on the right.
I don't like the diagonal fence.
I'm sorry, but this is lifeless and not very well composed in my opinion. The chairlift starting over the dumpsters looks terrible.
Yeah I don't get why a theme park would build go to such length to theme the outside of the chairlift. And then have it instantly go over a junk yard and dumpsters.
That doesn't make sense to me in a park like this. Six Flags or Cedar Fair, sure. But not this.
What I don't get is why there's a full dumpster behind a stroller rental? How does that building go through that much garbage, and what's the point of having a dumpster in a place that's hard/impossible to empty it from?
i guess it's a really long chairlift, so if the guests want ot have a quick poop they can do it while hanging above the dumpster
That's the first screen of this entire project that's really reminded me of Busch Gardens, so for that I approve. Finally this feels like a real theme park and not this super fantastical-yet-realistic (and therefore not Busch) theme park.
lol, this screen is stunningly crafted and gorgeous, and people in here are complaining cause there is a dumpster in the wrong place.
Claiming this is a bad screen because "the dumpster location" make it look like people blatantly trying to find fault with this. I mean, sure, the dumpster location may not be perfect, but the building and structure itself is pretty beautiful, right?
Disclaimer: The dumpster is gone. I tend to go on auto-pilot mode when building "backstage" and put dumpsters in. Think of the plot of land as merely a smaller extension of path used solely for the storage of strollers.
I never said the screen was bad. Just didn't understand the location of the chairlift when the rest of the area was so beautiful.
I personally don't see the 'chairlift over dumpster' thing as a problem. I've been on lots of rides that, for some reason or another, end up taking you through a backlot or some abandoned or undeveloped part of the park. I think what's been done here is true to that realism.
Apart from that, I like this screen - particularly the pillars and awning on the upper building. They're nothing fancy, but I just think they're really neatly done.
Aaaaand Coups is fapping.
I still think this screen is very nice tough btw.
Rob, consider a low shade structure over top of those strollers. Two-fold benefit of preventing strollers from fading while also screening some of that space. Just a small triangle ought to do-- doesn't need to be the whole thing. Don't forget the exit sign coming out of the chairlift-- a nice small detail to your fence.
This is fantastic all around however. Absolutely feels like a Busch park.
I like the strollers themselves. Neat idea.