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I don’t like the castle.
At the first I think nice because it’s a big building. But when I looked good I found a lot of things you must change.
I don’t like the combination form pink walls with the Stone Age scenery.
Remove the water on the roof and make that roof better.
Change the big roof in the middle of the screen (to big) and maybe change the color of the roofs.
And I don’t like the way you use the fishman’s scenery. I don’t think you must use that very much on this building.
But I like the way you make the gardens

i looked back to space mountain. use more colors on this building and he will be better.

Good luck with this difficult castle.

Thats not his castle. Its the one in Phantasia...

-Ryan

Thats not his castle. Its the one in Phantasia...

-Ryan

Oh sorry, I see that screen and I expect that every screen in this topic was from him.
I will be more active on this forum but I don’t want to look to all the first posts but from the lasts updates, and that is the reason why i don't read that.

This one is much better. But I have also some tips.
1: I don’t like the round fishman scenery on the big tower on the front of this building.
2: Hack the roof by the tower in the middle of the screen.
3: The top of the building (pink) is very beautiful but the grey castle walls and the arch don’t match with the top.

Edited by snas, 24 November 2006 - 11:13 AM.

It's a shame I haven't even posted in this thread in over a month, but never fear I have been able to keep up with this park somewhat so it is not out of the bag entirely of works. Now that I have some free time I may be able to continue work into Main Street U.S.A. and get come screenshots up and going so I can relay some interest in this park. I would probably expect an update just after Christmas for a finished Main Street. Although I also want to bring back the old abandoned family hotel called Disney's Sunshine Springs Resort from the original Disneyland project I worked on so I will be adding a somewhat update version of that hotel near the entance of the park again. Just to also inform everyone the Seoul Disneyland Railroad track layout is finally finished so I have a layout that I can use to build up the park faster than ever. New Frontierland also has seen a development as Buzz Lightyear Astro Blasters has begun construction. And finally and least wanted to be heard of the news, the version of Sleeping Beauty Castle above has been deleted so that I can keep everything simipler and a replica of the castles at Disneyland Park and Hong Kong Disneyland will take its place as the last addition of the park as it should have been as I originally planned it out. All these changes come part of me trying to redvelope the park. I want to go back to the original design of Disneyland in Korea and rebuild from there, the same thing with my Six Flags park. The only thing that screwd me up was I kept canceling parks. I promise not to do that anymore and I will be having this park released by late summer, so hold tight.

just take your time...no one's rushing you

Before I resume work to build a new resort hotel out in front of the entrance to the park. I would like some designer opinions on this previous hotel that was originally going to go into the park just after it started for the first time about a year back.

Image here:

You need to find the correct link to the fullsize image...you linked us the thumb.

that link doesn't work

Thank you for repeatnig what geewhzz just said.

-Ryan

thank you for posting unnecessarily

and I'm sorry for replying to an unnecessary post, thus creating another unnecessary post, so let's stop it here

Never mind the image doesn't work anymore anyway. Sorry about the trouble!

Update:

Seoul Disneyland is being reported by the Walt Disney Co. to have been falling behind schedule for the past few months. Changing the expected opening date from September 2011 until January 2012. The dramatic falls have been the result of pipes constructed by a local Korean company, which softened the land which served a base to give reference to the shape of the park. After much negotiations between the local company and that of Disney the problem has been fixed and construction resumes.

The latest developments come from the newly built Sunshine Suites, a family resort expected to open with the park. It includes large apartment sized rooms for holding the family with kitchens, two bedrooms, separate bathrooms, a balcony, and a laundry room per each room. Downstairs features two eateries: Bibby Bobbidy Breakfast Buffet and Burger Invasion. Also a major gift shop is also expected to open. An indoor spa for adults is also expected inside. Outside there are two hot tubs for adults and a major pool for each member of the family. The resort is expected to be opened alongside with two other resorts in 2012.

Screenshots: (Alert me if the images don't work.)


New park logo.


Hotel main entrance and lower level.


Hotel main tower.


Newly added scenery in resort front.

Edited by Grand Admiral, 06 January 2007 - 01:23 PM.

it looks great, but I would like some larger pictures...

Are those pics supposed to be thumbnails that link to larger versions? Right now they just link to imageshack home page...

Will guests be able to see the 'Welcome' on the floor? I can imagine that they would only see it from like in their room or something, in which case, wouldn't it be upside down?

Larger pics would be nice though

It looks incredbile, but I can't see any details. How's the castle coming btw?

Sorry about the small images. My computer had a memory flux yesterday and wouldn't let me load any large file. Then nit went worse and wouldn't turn on until this morning. I'll have bigger ones later today as soon as I get the problem fixed.

Everything should be in in order now with the pictures.

^where did this come from? it blows your old work away.
-JDP