(Archive) Place-To-Release-Your-Parks Land / yyo's california adventure and more.

A good reason I should never advertise is because I never finish anything.

First, here's yyo's California Adventure. In all it's terrible, elrocko wannabe glory. A two mapper resort I could never hope or want to finish. I started it around late May, 2004, and the last time I did anything that could remotely be labled "work" was early 2005. This park was going to "link" up with Alec's Disneyland to form some sort of super resort (Alec even built some stuff in the park, and I did my best to imitate his style), but obviously, that didn't happen.



This next park was started in early August or something. I don't even know. I built three areas in about a week or two, and only one of them came out not looking like complete ass. But, I guess the wooden coaster is okay. And you will notice an early version of Aviator, before I salvaged it. Yeah, I rule.



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So um...go ciel. That is, if it's still going.

The path layouts were uber-boring, though the rides were pretty interesting.
I esspecially liked the station of the corkscrew coaster and the studio-like area.

The other park looked really nice, kind of Stargazer-ish.

Edited by Corkscrew, 23 December 2005 - 03:20 AM.

very pretty log flume.

i think, nice but unfinished things ... -.-
you really should finish something!

that new park you were woring on was looking awesome. well, with the exception of the egyptian(?) area.
and masterofdisaster, he has.

It was intresting to look at your work. Can't say I'm a fan however. Your insperation showed a little too much. SACoasterfreak, Elrocko and PyroPenguine. My suggestion would to be try and differentiate your work from the aforementioned.

On anther note, I was intrigued by your California Adventure rendition. Your floorless roller coaster was named 'Spirit Bear.' What inspired this name? I ask because here in British Columbia we have a bear called the Spirit Bear. It is extremely rare. The spirit bear is a black bear that is white. It has something to do with a gene that only shows up in one of every ten bears. For more information, click here. Here is a website devoted to protecting the Spirt Bear. The leader of the foundation, Simon Jackson is really passionate about it (I've met him). I know he'll accomplish everything he wants to.

Well, actually, I just kind of took it from that Disney movie about those bears. Brother Bear I think it was. Anyway my sister was obsessed about that movie around the time I built the coaster, and I thought it would fit into the psuedo-disney aspect. I added "spirit" to the beginning because it sounded cool.