Psychopathic592

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Like I said earlier, I really am trying to keep this park as realistic as possible... I want you to look at the park, or at the screens and think, yea I could see myself walking through there. Specifically with this park, Im trying to make the park what Kennywood would be with a little more space. In walking through a park it always seems that architechture is the last thing you notice. Im trying to make the landscaping, rides and coasters most preveliant, beacuse that is what real parks do. I should also mention that archy is the last thing I complete in my parks, as Im very particular and it usually takes me days to perfect one building to my liking.

I really like the screen, specifically the coloring in the flowers and most of the landscaping... the only thing I would like to see changed is the Mine Train track for roof... it just doesn't fit with the screen IMO.

Welp, these pictures aren't exactly what I had originally planned on showing, but after I took these earlier tonight I just couldn't pass showing you guys...

This first shot is a good overlook from the lift hill of Whipper Snapper, cresting in the background is the lift hill to the 1992 Hyper Coaster "Phantom of the Forest".



And in this shot is most of the layout for Whipper Snapper, and you can also partially see the B&M Stand-up "Orange Lazarus".




Hope you guys enjoy em, be back in a few days with another fresh batch...

Perhaps I should have made clear that this is not a theme park at all. This park is going to be based as a smaller family owned Amusement park. Very much similar in style to Kennywood, though not nearly as cramped. The shots I've released so far I've been trying to convey mostly atmosphere. Hopefully in the next batch of screens you'll get more of an idea as to what I'm going for.

Well this next batch took a little longer to post then I planned, but meh...

These are all pretty easy and simple shots... Im not really too far into the really detailed stuff, so here is just a few screens to give you some idea on the atmosphere Im going for.

The next screens will be a good layout shot of the new B&M Stand-up just installed, and some archy shots as well... until then, enjoy.

Small waterfall off to the eastern side of the park


Shot of the entrance path with the as of now un-named wood coaster off to the left


A partially unfinished night shot of the same un-named wood coaster