Park / Macaw

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  posted 2 weeks ago

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  MrTycoonCoaster Offline

  I would like to put it in better words but ok, so here we go:

   

  Steve, you were very successful in choosing the theme. Very good. I loved it and even showed it to my wife, who also loved it because she loves macaws/parrots. I loved this carousel, like the one I couldn't make, hehe. The bridges are great. I'm not a fan of parking lots, but I have to admit that it's well designed. The water fountain near the clock tower is nice and different. I liked it. The level of detail in the buildings is impressive to me, and I loved the roofs. I don't know what you call it, but here we say "electric current from the pole" and the touch of the radio/antenna, making everything great. The power transformer in the post was well thought out. Small details that make a big difference.

   

  I love the colors you used because I think they harmonize well with each other and create a good feeling. Excellent details and architecture of the temples. Your park is beautiful and full of nice details. The foliage was perfect for me. I don't even need to comment on the stones/rocks. I really liked the theme and your work and my wife also really liked it, so nothing less than 90%.

  posted 14 hours ago

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  In:Cities Fan Offline

  This map feels like Steve giving everyone the middle finger by doing all of the expected "steve things", and doing them incredibly well. 
  
  Is it a subtropical theme with nice looking water, rocks, a big b&m, waterfalls, and a handful of lombardy trees mixed with a beige dominated hardscape? Yes. And nobody does it better.

   

  Top tier work as always - this would be the easy NEDC winner for me had it made the deadline.

  posted 12 hours ago

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  Jaguar Offline

  While I was wondering why you didn't submit this for NEDC, seeing as it would likely have won, it seems like it was the best choice. This goes past the file size and 60x60 limit; and the surroundings really provide this coaster with a lot of context and life.

   

  I also agree with In:Cities that this is basically filled with all the Steve tropes, but it executes them all to perfection. The foliage in particular is really nice, and the path layout, sprawling and complicated as it is, looks so, so good. This park also has a lot of crunch; probably some of the best I've seen. There's so much texture in the walls and landscaping, and it's still easy to read.

   

  The peep scenes also really elevate this. I chuckled at the misplaced dragon car among all the cars and vans, and the mechanic next to it saying "supposed to get us elite." Hopefully the mechanic is right, because I think you're going to get a red name very soon.

  posted 9 hours ago

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  G Force Offline

  This looks unbelievable Steve, once again you blow me away. Hope to get you a full review in the future. Keep at it.

  posted 7 hours ago

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  J K Offline

  First initial reaction is wow, seems like you've unlocked another step in your parkmaking style. Excited to give this a full review and see a score this is surely deserving. Great work man!

  posted 6 hours ago

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  Babar Tapie Offline

  F* what an stunning work here, The level of detail is insane, bringing the park to life in an incredibly realistic way.

  The indoor/backstage section is really good, a real lesson in how to integrate backstage properly. It's the kind of park that you're constantly opening to find little ideas here and there.
  
  Great job Steve!

  posted 6 hours ago

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  slimcrusty Offline

  Benchmark type build I'm guessing, the details are so on point.

  I love The blue and green shipping containers, the roofing and the a/c plumbing is perfect.

   

  so sick, well done mate.

  posted 5 hours ago

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  SSSammy Offline

  son of lemuria

   

  so complete and rich with life and verisimilitude. a mastery of the half diagonals pioneered in belle isle and redoubled upon here to create complex forms which feel incredibly natural and inevitable. because it is steve i wanted desperately to find something to hate but was left screaming into my pile of squishmellows.

   

  if i could criticise one thing it is that the crunch, for my taste, was a bit too deepfried in areas. i think there's a happier medium a little back from this level of crunch.

   

  outstanding work on that inside-L viewing angle. watching that car come screaming though as you queue over the cobra roll would be fucking wild.

  posted 25 minutes ago

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