(Archive) Advertising District / 2008 | The Welsh Land | Finished!

I made this park for a sort of competition on RCT-Guide. The story can be read there in dutch.



1995
This year The Welsh Land opened, a Themepark combined with a zoo.

Het park


I didn't design this entrance, somebody else did.

Panorama 1
Pinguins on the left, some animals I don't know the name of in the middle, and the lions at the bottom.


Main restaurant.


Begin of the Wild West zone.


A snackbar. The park office is located on the back of this building.


The other side of the square.


A nice toiletbuilding, and some machines where you can pay for feeding the fish in the lake.


The mainride, Corkscrew.


Ferris Wheel


The vegetation needs time to grow.


One of the biggest reptilehouses in Europe!


At the back of the Reptilehouse there is another square with two rides, a restaurant, toilets, picknicarea and a playground.

Panorama 2

Panorama 3

Parkmap:



1996
Previous year went well, in 1997 we'll open another small ride. The playground will move to antoher spot.

Edited by Liampie, 26 December 2009 - 06:58 AM.

I love it, the detail's in this park are so great, nice work whit the animals

Nice facade on the reptile house, i like it.

Well done. You really caught my attention. Well done with the screens. But one thing, just try to finish them up a bit more before posting.
-JDP

Love the colours! The toilet building is really nice done!

Looks fantastic for the most part, but I'm not 100% on the queue line for that corkscrew. It seems rather off that the entrance to the line isn't very close to the exit.

the toilet building has windows. <_<
the reptile house doesn't look to shabby for being corrugated steel. The playground slide i like a lot. The corkscrew looks quite nice, maybe a little overtreed for a park where foliage "needs time to grow". The wild west square is also very pleasant, and would look good from a visitor viewpoint.

Really good job on the buildings

I really like the atmosphere of the park. The buildings are really detailed but still realistic and I like how the corkscrew ride looks. Some areas could use more foliage and thats the only problem pretty much

1997
New this year was a High Flyer.


Instead of renewing the playground, we bought a second train for Corkscrew. The queuetimes went up to more than an hour!


New shed
The manager's nephew, an architecture student designed a new shed. The manager liked it so much, he decided to built it.

Stunning work. Its somewhat simplistic in parts, but that proves to be a good thing here. Keep up the good work.

I love every bit of it.
Especially the realistic additions like a new train.

Where are the sheep shaggers?

I like it but please get rid of the S-bend...
-JDP

1998
1997 went well, we made enough profit for a new ride.
We asked visitors questions about the park, and they said a waterride would be welcome.
That's why we built Splash Down, a simple Logflume.





Next year we'll finally build the playground, if everything goes right.

See ya!

It seems like you have the big drop first and then the small one which is pretty unrealistic IMO. Everything else looks just fine! Keep it up!

I just don't like how it's all on a lake.
And an uninteresting one at that.

It seems like you have the big drop first and then the small one which is pretty unrealistic IMO.

I know, that's why i made the second drop backwards. (that's better, but still not good)

]I just don't like how it's all on a lake.
And an uninteresting one at that.

It's not a lake, it's a big reservoir, just like on fairgrounds.

I love the Corkscrew coaster... so classic and nicely done...

Other than that, your facades are terrific, but some of the buildings have too many textures in what looks like an attempt to be detailed. I would personally change the textures to be more consistent but if you like it the way it is, no biggie.

Other than that, your facades are terrific, but some of the buildings have too many textures in what looks like an attempt to be detailed.

Can you give some examples? I really want to work on that!