Park / Garfield's Paws Studios

  • 26-December 05
Park_2747 Garfield's Paws Studios

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  • Corkscrew%s's Photo
    Belgium Corkscrew Offline
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    ^The entrance area. The Garfield Museum, which never got finished, was supposed to be located north off this section.

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    ^Gyropractor, the park's Intamin Gyroswing.

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    ^This part was meant to look like a village near the lake, but since Garfield rarely came to similar spots and I couldn't remove it because of the custom rides, it became one of the main reasons why I scrapped this project. S.S. Overboard, a secondhand Intamin Looping Starship, can be seen on the right.

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    ^Metropolis with Telegraph Tower of Terror, a Gerstlauer Eurofighter. This area was based on Garfield's adventures in the big city while he was looking for Odie in Garfield : The Movie.

    Garfield's Paws Studios

    Edited by Corkscrew, 26 December 2005 - 02:25 PM.

    posted 18 years ago
  • tracidEdge%s's Photo
    United States tracidEdge Offline
    i love your style, corkscrew, it's so awesome. but, please, finish something! otherwise i'll have to kick your ass.
    posted 18 years ago
  • Turtle%s's Photo
    United States Turtle Offline
    Looks excellent from the screens, i'll have a look at it soon. I love your architecture style, for the most part.
    posted 18 years ago
  • X250%s's Photo
    United Kingdom X250 Offline
    You have a very intrueging building style, works well with LL. I see your back to your old ways with custom rides, nothing much changed there then lol, its good- but its not finished. :p

    -X-
    posted 18 years ago
  • JKay%s's Photo
    United States JKay Offline
    This is what I call exquisite LL work. A shame it'll go unfinished, but at least you're giving it a proper burial. :p

    I might give this a download while I still have the LL disc still out....
    posted 18 years ago
  • Phatage%s's Photo
    United States Phatage Offline
    You know, you have the makings of an excellent park even if it isn't necessarily true to the originally intended theme; Epica was not initially meant to be what it turned out to.
    posted 18 years ago
  • Ride6%s's Photo
    United States Ride6 Offline
    *crys*

    Cork I love you man but you really need to finish something and send it in for a spotlight and wait. You just might get it after all.

    Anway I'll be the first to say that I'd love to work with you sometime in the not-so-distant future in LL.

    Much love,

    ride6
    posted 18 years ago
  • Splash-0%s's Photo
    Belgium Splash-0 Offline
    A shame that this goes unfinished, it's so good...

    Please finish something! :)
    posted 18 years ago
  • natelox%s's Photo
    Canada natelox Offline
    Wow. That is some very impressive work. You have so many innovative and little details it almost makes me want to 'review' your park in that details thread. Two suggestions however. Unless you believe that can come up with even more amazing details (I'm not saying you can't, I'm saying it would be impressive if you could), I wouldn't have released this park. I would have saved those ideas for a park you know you're going to release. That way when it is released it is more impressive. Secondly, you're going to have to come up with a better method of construction. You've used way too many rides in the park and would not be able to maintain that level of detail through a whole park. One suggestion would be to place glass blocks behind stations instead of using glass stations for glass.

    I really hope you get something finnished. You have wonderful creativity, it would be great to see a whole park filled with it.
    posted 18 years ago
  • Corkscrew%s's Photo
    Belgium Corkscrew Offline
    Thanks for the comments everyone : )

    You know, you have the makings of an excellent park even if it isn't necessarily true to the originally intended theme; Epica was not initially meant to be what it turned out to.

    True... I was thinking about making it a regular park (so no Studio-styled one) to make some areas more fitting, but it would be quite bizarre to have a park with (fake) motor ways and streets everywhere etc...

    Meh... I just didn't know how to connect all those areas in a logical way...

    Anway I'll be the first to say that I'd love to work with you sometime in the not-so-distant future in LL.


    Sounds interesting, catch me on AIM when you're in the mood to start a joint ; )

    You have so many innovative and little details it almost makes me want to 'review' your park in that details thread.


    Not like I'm stopping you from doing it : p

    Anyway, I'm aware of the overload of rides (most of them used as scenery) that I have in my park. I'm definately going to watch my use of coasters etc. in the future.

    About the details... Yeah, I guess you're right. Let's hope the ideas keep on coming ; )
    posted 18 years ago
  • Magnus%s's Photo
    Germany Magnus Offline
    at the moment i somehow have the feeling that you have to look for unfinished parks when you want to see something of spotlight quality.

    cork' you know i love your style. now go and finish something.
    posted 18 years ago
  • BigFoot%s's Photo
    United States BigFoot Offline
    You already know how highly I think of your work Cork, and I cant wait to see this in LL (my disc is back at college!).

    I really hope you finish something soon, you have more talent than people realize.

    Nice job.

    BigFoot
    posted 18 years ago
  • sfgadv02%s's Photo
    United States sfgadv02 Offline
    I think its awesome. The amount of creative rides in there is just wow. Hope to see more soon. :)
    posted 18 years ago
  • Ride6%s's Photo
    United States Ride6 Offline
    The other advantage to you Cork is that whether you realize it or not you're the only person who plays rct in this way... The textures and detail mixture is amazing beyond belief. This stuff really is timeless, no two ways about it.

    ride6
    posted 18 years ago