(Archive) Advertising District / Batman: The Ride (Teaser)
- 07-August 07
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Grand Admiral Offline
Before Seoul Disneyland was canceled, I announced two smaller projects would soon be on the way to rebound for that loss. The first is half way finished, Now, I bring the second project, a 50: 50 scape recreation of Batman: The Ride, not an unthemed clones from Six Flags. It will be a closer, highly themed replica of the Spanish version, Batman: De La Fuga which spans around Wayne Manor.
*Ride support scenery is not inserted yet.
Enjoy.
Edited by Grand Admiral, 23 November 2007 - 03:45 PM.
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Grand Admiral Offline
Since I have been finishing much of the architecture around the ride building, which is themed to the legendary Wayne Manor from Batman comics, I provide with a quick teaser of the architecture samples going into the design. By the way, this ride is an inverted design that is traditionally featured for those interested.
Edited by Grand Admiral, 13 August 2007 - 11:24 AM.
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Lloyd Offline
I think there's way too much brown in those screens, it just seems lifeless. I also think that the coaster colours from the first screen looked better. -
Emergo Offline
yep. It´s brown, and brown.
And brown.
And I would be totally bored if I saw this in a park and just wonder ` why did not they just leave it out and directly lead me to the coaster´......?
So....eehm, fix it up with some interesting colours and creative details, for the strucures as such don´t seem too bad at all.....
Happy building,
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Loopy Offline
That screen actually looks quite nice just please start changing the land underneath your paths. It really doesnt look good being grass. -
eman Offline
Looks decent...you could do wonders for the color situation just by adding touches of black and some white accents to make it more like the wayne manor of batman though. -
Comet Offline
Looking much better.
I also just want to say I actually like the colored footers here, I htink it works. -
Tornado6 Offline
Looks even better than the one in Spain (which is the best themed version of this ride I heard of). -
Ride6 Offline
For god's sake man, change the land type under the paths!
Otherwise it looks quite excellent.
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Carl Offline
I like the amount of color you have now, just a little here and there to highlight certain details, the way gotham should be. I agree with eman about adding some black and white, though, since I dont consider them colors And I agree with those who said to change the land under your paths. Overall great screen though! -
Grand Admiral Offline
Several more teasers are out for viewing as the more of the architecture around Wayne Manor takes shape. The western wing as I call, and the images that have been shown so far are complete. Work is now shifting to the eastern wing, which has a much more elaborate architecture to it. Thanks for commenting and viewing so far.
Edited by Grand Admiral, 17 August 2007 - 11:01 PM.
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postit Offline
I disagree with what everyone has said. I prefer it the "lifeless" brown cluster because that is much more realistic towards what you would be going for anyway. You were really close going with the marble, and all it really needed were black roofs, and some black and white touches here and there on windows and such. Now it looks like any other RCT2 park with the architecture and the yellow and the red. So good job, I guess.
I was quite interested when I first saw this topic because I was like, "wow, that's a nice way of doing the Wayne mansion and pretty good execution."
I don't know about you, but I would not be bored walking through this queue. Actually, before Ride6 posted, I had thought to myself what I'm going to tell you next.
Please remove the crazy pathing and make the paths invisible so we can see more of the grass. It is a garden after all and so I would not expect to have any substantial amount of dirt, especially in the heart of it. You can make a more creative queue this way and do some realistic work with the fencing, as well as working in a more aesthetic environment.
But you know, you don't have to listen to me because I am clearly the minority. (besides, who the hell is postit!?) I wish people didn't expect everything to look the same! -
Grand Admiral Offline
I'm curious to know, I've been told people like the silver and black painting scheme of Batman: The Ride at Magic Mountain, some like the yellow and purple, others like the terquoise and dark purple. Which is the most popular? Or is it none of these?
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