RobDedede

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This was a cute little piece of RCT. It suffered a bit from the lack of clarity as to what was supposed to be the main ride, although I do understand it is the splash boats. The walrus sculpture is quite cool, even though it's really huge in scale. It reminds me a bit of the "Old Man in the Mountain" that used to exist in New Hampshire. You captured a distinct setting, that of Norway, within NCSO quite tastefully. I only wish there was a bit more content to go around to warrant a full design accolade, as well as the main ride being more clearly the main ride, and also a bit longer and more complex. 

Cute and fun NCSO build that was relaxing to view. I enjoyed it. It is clear that it was fun to make, and I am very glad to see you playing again.

This park is an incredible achievement. Every time I thought I had explored each area, there was another impressive spot to explore. The way you so tastefully integrated so many disparate themes together in one park is really an achievement to behold, especially given that many of the attractions are indoors. My favorite coaster was the Incredicoaster on Pixar Pier - I just love the way that coaster looks both in real life and in this park. Since Wall-E is my favorite Pixar film, I would have loved to see more representation from that film, but I cannot complain too much about that. I am also happy you included an Up area, as that film was, I'm sure, very difficult to illustrate and keep cohesive. You did a great job of that, however. I also like how you took Ratatouille, and, by extension, Paris, as an opportunity to have a "main street" as guests enter the park. Very clever and makes a lot of sense in this context. The best idea in the park, in my opinion, is the swinging door coaster from Monsters, Inc. That part of that film is so iconic and makes so much sense for a theme park, so kudos for pulling that off. The little A113 Easter eggs all over the park were fun, too. I also think you had a nice balance between using new objects and existing objects to convey the sometimes hyper specific themes of each film. 

Amazing work captain!!

I thought this was fabulously composed. It sticks to a nice minimal style despite the inherent size constraints. I agree with posix that a park in this style on a full-scale would do wonders. It has a very clean yet not boring quality to it. Nice work. 

This map really grew on me. At first, I found the palette to be a bit too saturated, but I liked it more and more after viewing it for a while. I think where this map shines is creating a distinct aesthetic that looks really cool. The way I would explain it is the map almost looks like a page from Tintin. I hope that makes sense. I also want to highlight the many little details you've managed to accomplish with only a semi-cso toolbox. The many signs, stalls, boats, and other details elevated this map for me. Nice work. 75%