(Archive) Advertising District / Sollesto

You might've seen some shots of this in the Dump-Place, so just moving all the ones I have into a topic.

Edited by zodiac, 15 August 2007 - 06:03 PM.

So far, so good

Oooh I like this, gives me a warm feeling about the park. Keep up the good work! =)

not bad. but its so lifeless.

I like it, the invert sort of reminds me of Alpengeist.

solid and with substance.
try to finish.

Thanks, guys.

New screen:

Though im not sure you were going for complete realism here, i dont think most real parks would have the restroom open like is, so everybody could see in.

... hence the [scale] 7-foot high 'privacy windows'.

It looks realistic and well donw for a restroom, although like inVersed mentioned, the restroom seems just a bit too open.

Edited by Grand Admiral, 16 August 2007 - 11:02 PM.

It looks realistic and well donw for a restroom, although like inVersed mentioned, the restroom seems just a bit too open.

Maybe it is meant for exhibisionists...??

The water-thingies inside could be wash-stands of course.
Maybe men don´t care, but women in general for sure would not like it if everyone passing by could see how they are doing their hair or make-up, or clean up their face after being sick of the great rides or the not exactly 5 stars park-food...I would not voluntary go into it I guess.....

Anyway, nothing really wrong with the screen, though nothing special at all either (apart from that would-you-like-to-use this-restroom, lol!)

All screens I find nice and solid, and I really like the first 2 a lot, though personally I am not touched or grasped by any of them, as they seem to lack a - your - personal touch...whatever that may be....

Go finish it, and have fun with it!

Emergo

The first screen is so good it gives me chills.

Your architecture; believe me or not, doesn't fit. It's not terribly complex or good; but neither of those are the problem. My issue with it is that it doesn't enhance it's surroundings at all; thus the screen without the building looks much better.

You really need some architecture that better integrates itself into the naturalistic mountainous environment you've created. Some nice tan wooden walls with brown "spanish" roofgs, as cliché as it might be, would look wonderful. Or hell run with the sorta faux-mexico vibe you attemped, only do it to a more impressive extent.

Ride6

I like it! The coaster looks fun from a peep perspective, but the building doesn't seem to fit, IMO. It needs more wood, I think. But archy aside, I'd like to see it finished.

Just to keep interest up,

nice coaster , but your buildings are missing something

It's not dead yet.

Here's a shot of the station, courtesy of NE Parkmaker, J K. Not much was added here, just a few details, and the foliage, which is unfinished.

That's amazing.
J K made it?

love the ladders supporting the stairs at the end of the station, and how the support poles on the left are tapered.

lol i finally took time to look at the post.. i didnt realize J_K made that. still looks pretty good, probably the best structure i have seen in this design so far

Edited by inVersed, 08 September 2007 - 08:09 AM.

Very nice work, man!
I like it.