(Archive) Advertising District / -- Project Tussauds --
- 14-April 05
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X250 Offline
You didn't think i would only be working on only one solo did you?
This is a solo i have kept quiet for a while now, it was actually started before the Masterpiece Project and it is around 25% complete at the moment. It is a Tussauds park and will have 6 themed areas. btw- The Masterpiece will be here soon... Within this year at least...
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Update 1: Sunshine Kingdom
After the long journey from the car park you enter the main entrance, Sunshine Kingdom. An area famous for its relaxing atmosphere and bright gold and fiery colours. The whole area is laid back and features a few shops and water fountains scattered here and there...
Above you can see the shops and numerous buildings scattered around the entrance plaza. Also you can see the ticket booths towards the right which sells tickets for the park for £25.99 (peak price). The building on the left is a Fast-Track shop where you can purchase a fast-track pass to get on some of the best rides in the park without queuing! Towards the left is a small cafe with a seating area.
Above you can see the King's Garden picnic area. A grassy landscape perfect for relaxing after a long journey in the car. It is positioned right next to the car park and features a restaurant/bar within which is famous for its Cheeseburgers. The tent is 'Missy Elliot's Fortune Telling Tent'. The ex-rapper-ess finds telling the future in a tent within one of my parks a great honour, so much so she works without pay...
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btw- its non-custom scenery. I thought i would revert to the old style of parkmaking without the use of ideal objects. It is proving difficult and you rarely get the results you want. But i am having fun with it.
Thanks to Ride6 for the workbench.
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Jacko Shanty Offline
Wow.. nice change of pace for you. Your other work relies so heavily on custom scenery and this is just SO COOL because it's so much more diffreent than anything you've tried before. And extra props for not even having ONE piece of custom scenery in the park. I love no-custom scenery parx.
2 Suggestionss
-nix the bone fences
-nix the glass fences
-nix the orange steel fences
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JKay Offline
For a brief second, I thought this was LL, but quickly realized its just non-custom scenery.
Looks good X. I'm not sure about the bone fences and blue glass bits in the first screen, but otherwise, it all looks good. Wonderful colors . The tree selection is my only other concern, but its not extremely noticable. a couple questions..
You just can't resist using those mushrooms, can you?
And what the hell is Missy Elliot doing in a Tissauds park?...j/k
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Geoff Offline
Wow-o. This is awesome!
I didn't even notice this was non-custom scenery. I think this is great, and you're off to an immaculate start.
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Leighx Offline
Great job with no custom screney.
Nice and peacefull, not sure about the yellow flowers in the row, perhaps break them down abit.
But taking on 2 projects well done.
lol
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Metropole Offline
Not sure why you aren't using custom scenery.
I'm not gonna judge this by how good it is for the lack of custom scenery, i'm just gonna judge it as a park.
I don't like it. It's just too plain to be Tussauds. Doesn't seem to be any magic about it which tussauds should give off. Definate lack of colours. The only thing that it remotely tussaudsy to me is the mushroom thing with the benches. That's nice. Apart from that, this isn;t for me. Sorry.
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killing_moon Offline
For me, it needs less castle and more marble for Tussaud's. And more colour and more pre-set graphical objects. W.o the Tussaud's description, it's great for what it is though. -
Ride6 Offline
Why did you change your name!?mushrooms are always sexy. This is common knowledge...
Anyway I love it. Although I agree that the glass fences need some changes, personally I would just change the color to something that will allow them to blend. I can't remember, were you (X250) the one who asked for the Projects Root sceanario? If that's what this is based on I accidently added some steel walls that were custom, otherwise it would be clean that way.
I hope to someday do a no custom sceanery park again, but it'll have to wait until after I finish up some other things.
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super rich Offline
Yeah nice change to your normal stuff X
I like the umbrella idea for some reason i dont know why. And also the one thing i dont like about this screen is the bone fence other than that great. -
X250 Offline
O B L I V I O N ------ V 2
Inspired by oblivion at Alton Towers, this dive machine is totally lethal. You may die of suspense whilst on the ride, the lift hill barely reaching 2mph, the numerous stoppages and brakes before the drop... And then, WHAM!
The 168ft drop into total oblivion... Reaching speeds of up to 65mph... Not many survive...
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Or, for an artisist impression, click here.
Thanks. Comments appreciated.
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Metropole Offline
The hole it dives into is awesome. It really is. The colour scheme is great
I still think it would be better with custom scenery tho.
And also, maybe it's a little too similar to oblivion.
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artist Offline
[font="arial"]holy fuck x250
now see this. thats why your one of my fav parkmakers out there. the screen is mindblowing and the fact that it is without custom scenery, shows alot of skill man. [/font] -
Marshy Offline
I don't really like it. I mean yeah, it's with no custom scenery, but there are thing's that I don't like about the screen. For one, the ground type under the paths, I see what you are doing with them, but I don't think they look very good. I also don't really like the foliage at the back.
But whatever floats your yacht, you are doing well to build a park without custom scenery, so I applaud that.
Marshy
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