Wuez1234

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It's a bit weird thinking that they'd build an IOA in a forest like that. Perhaps reconsider the surrounding areas, and pay closer attention to how real parks transition from park to backstage and beyond.

It does have a charming old school vibe to it though, and that's a good thing.

 

oh wow didnt even think about that the forrest thing. And backstage buildings. Good catch and suggestion! 

It's a bit weird thinking that they'd build an IOA in a forest like that. Perhaps reconsider the surrounding areas, and pay closer attention to how real parks transition from park to backstage and beyond.

It does have a charming old school vibe to it though, and that's a good thing.

 

oh wow didnt even think about that the forrest thing. And backstage buildings. Good catch and suggestion! 

It reminds me of the Hershey "factory tour" where they explained how it all was made on a sort of indoor ride. I assume that the second R on Foundrry was a deliberate stylistic choice.

Uhhh yea.. stylistic choice… right lol

Looks quite nice, and also a lot like the screens Scoop posted I think? https://www.nedesign...esta-ioa-tower/

 

I definitely got some inspiration from him. Actually found the video on youtube but didn't know he was here as well! ive been looking for a ioa recreation but couldn't find the complete park, so i said "why not?" I really wanted to try city walk but man, thats some detail.

I think the main problem here is the building for the drop towers being way too big.

In hindsight a lot of the structures are probably too big in scaling lol. Once I get more area covered for this park I’ll definitely go back and change around…everything