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- 02-May 04
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Steve Offline
Steve's Easy-to-Follow Disney Foliage Tips!
1. Make your trees organized. Patterns and stuff.
2. Don't have any trees at all. And mow the grass.
3. Just let me do it for you, because you suck.
and you need flowers.
pink, pretty flowers. and stuff. -
Jacko Shanty Offline
I think it would look fine if you just added a couple squares of grassy dirt here and there.
Some of Steve's pink flowers may also look good. -
Disney Freak Offline
Where did you get it?I know. I've reseached Disneyland Pairs to the core. I even bought this book, "Disneyland Paris: From Sketch to Reality" for $75. It was worth every penny.
I think the gardens look good but you should follow a certain pattern as in DLP! -
Fenix Offline
So far looks great, but im a little sad cause I wont get to see the actual park. No way im buying WW, could you please attempt to convert the scenery you used.
Oh and the landscaping does look week, especially next to the gorgeous architecture. Maybe you should let Steve do it, and dude don't be so modest you know this could easily be spotlight. All you have to do is finish it and keep up the same level of craftsmanship you've done so far. -
Highball Offline
This is "The Disneyland Resort by Mad Dawg," not by Mad Dawg and Steve. I asked Steve to do a couple of things around the park since he had been asking for so long, not because I needed help. (No offense Steve).Oh and the landscaping does look week, especially next to the gorgeous architecture. Maybe you should let Steve do it, and dude don't be so modest you know this could easily be spotlight. All you have to do is finish it and keep up the same level of craftsmanship you've done so far.
As for the trees and such: Yes they were placed sporadically. But that was done for a reason. You'll see why when the park is done.
I ordered it from the Laughing Place online store. It's definately a worthy investment.Where did you get it?
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Meretrix Offline
I think you mean that "the trees were placed 'sporadically'"....
(P.S. did you get a job yet? ) -
Highball Offline
Ok, ok. I admit. I slept through English. But by using my personal copy of the "Meretrix Dictionary" I have changed it to the correct spelling.I think you mean that "the trees were placed 'sporadically'"....
No job yet, but a nice man in a business suit did give me a nickel this morning. That made my day.(P.S. did you get a job yet? )
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Steve Offline
This is "The Disneyland Resort by Mad Dawg," not by Mad Dawg and Steve. I asked Steve to do a couple of things around the park since he had been asking for so long, not because I needed help. (No offense Steve).
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Silenced Offline
Dude, no fair. I want my nickel.No job yet, but a nice man in a business suit did give me a nickel this morning. That made my day.
You know my opinions Mad Dawg. And it is pwetty. Pwetty castle, Mad Dawgie. -
Silenced Offline
I can actually see the structure better from this angle, it looks better.
Nickel Boy. -
Highball Offline
I hate to bump my topic like this without an update, but I need a little help with something.
Is anyone fluent in French? I need a couple things translated and the online translation services won't do it completely. Any help is appreciated.
Simply reply to the topic or PM me. Thanks. -
Highball Offline
La Bottega di Gepetto
Au Chalet de la Marionnette
La Confiserie des Trois Fees (the first "e" in "Fees" has a mark over it)
Thanks -
Disney Freak Offline
Are you coming up with a name for a Pinocchio ride? I see Gepetto and Marionnette (I thinkt it's a doll right?) -
VC15SA Offline
I got this when using an online translator- "The said Bottega Gepetto To The Chalet of the Puppet The Candy store of the Three Fees."
It doesnt really make sense, so not sure if that helps.
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