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[CTRSind]

Structurally this is a very heavy park. Like the Magic Kingdom, this park relies much more on facades than landscaping or rides. Heres some shots from the current progress theres 5 planned themed areas, the most difficult thing to comprehend about the park is that the 5 themes are not based of of actually places or periods they're strictly storytelling.


                       

     



Additionaly this park was created as a sort of tribute to the different parks that I have had the pleasure and displeasure of working for. let me know if you can pick out what elements are from what parks.

[RotaryAce]

I like your themes. It's difficult when you have a theme in mind but no predefined set of pieces to build that theme. The park reminds me of something but I'm not sure exactly what.

[fat21]

Wow nice theming loving it.

[RCT3freak]

Very nice structures!  So, I'm guessing this park is a group of islands with transportation from one to the other?  

[-X-]

Reminds me of Liberty Square from MK  

Amazing theme, great job.

[RTCMAHL]

Great stuff! A nice quasi Main Street! Could we get a higher shot to see the grand scope of the area?  

[CTRSind]

[LoneWolf]

Wonderful, awesome, there are no words to describe it!

EDIT: are those billboards in the sixth pic in the first update?

[fat21]

4th pic reminds me of a building anyway you are a good building

[Orez]

Very nice! I love your style it looks great.

[CTRSind]

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4th pic reminds me of a building anyway you are a good building

most of the buildings in that area are direct replicas I have tweeked the colors some to fit the more subtle theme tho.

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Perhaps surprisingly this is the smallest land in the park there's alot going on here and its intentional. This area is intended to be a northern european village crossed with an Mediteranian/Italian city. See pure fantasy.

[fat21]

I'm lovin it ctr plus I'm wondering what that boat ride is about.

[The_Mad_Hatter]

OOOOOOOOOOHHHHH!
WOOOW, CTRSind, I have really nothing to say, just amazing! I love every single land, and your achetecture is also fantastic! I love the new land, just one question: what sets are those curvy beams (not the alpine village ones) and the diagonal roof from?

[dockers]

The third pic perfectly describes this park.

It's a bit small, but certainly cozy, it has a ride (I know it's the only one we've seen), and is incredibly beautiful and well themed.

[disneyguy100]

very very nice. i love the designs!

[CTRSind]

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The Discovery
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The Fantasy
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The Fantasy

[maskedbandit101]

Holy bleep.  This is really good.  Love the water coaster.  The architecture is top notch...wow...you're quickly becoming one of the elite...awesomeness.

[disneyguy100]

whoah!   Awesome Job!!!

[Dutcher]

That looks really cool, especially the water coaster. The looks that this park gives are truly remarkable. Really nicely made. It's been a while since I've seen such a good park. Really really nice.

[fat21]

Nice pics it looked a bit like rct2.

[LostThought]

[RotaryAce]

This looks great. Using isometric is a great idea. It helps put the other pictures into perspective. Is there anything inside the log ride or is it just empty space?

[CTRSind]

This looks positively amazing. I just have a few issues...
In the picture of the colony, the two path types just seem a little too similar. Is there any way that you could make the difference more distinguishable?

For the discovery, were you intending the two different roof colors on the building surrounded by the rocks.

Also, for the Fantasy, the structure work is spot on, but the layout of the coaster in the water seems a bit off. Perhaps if you were to add rocks or some other detail on the bends where the track ventures further from the wall and closer to the other.This way, it would seem like it was necessary for the turn.

I love following your parks.  

I share alot of your opinions, which is good to hear.
I agree totaly with the lack of enough contrast between the paving materials in The Colony they were mainly chosen for the fact that "Accena's" I believe is the only path covers that are thick enough to cover Shyguys where as Cooks and Vodhins will show up under Shy's and i was looking for a less abstract form of the Liberty Square paving pattern and less thematicly disturbing than the idea of raw sewage aswell. I may create some custom path covers that may better please our eyes.
The White T in the Roof of the Airship port is indeeed intentional in relation to the theme it stands for the word Terminal and in relation to the park it stands for the parks name Tradewinds. Good eye btw.
In the case of the water coaster I constructed the coaster originaly to make wider turns even with breif diagonal sections to follow the cannal exactly but when I tested the ride I discovered that i was only getting something like 5 cars on the track so i remoddeld the track leading up to the exit station to acomodate block brakes for which I had to make the track more angular. I think it looks proportionate from the ground but since having been pointed out it's blaringly obvious that the space is disproportionate. To rectify the issue I may reorganize the canal walls to expand the plaza around the bell tower.

This looks great. Using isometric is a great idea. It helps put the other pictures into perspective. Is there anything inside the log ride or is it just empty space?  

The attraction was built with a loose story in mind that came together more and more as the exterior grew around it. The story is a rendition of the pied piper who with the charm of his pipe lures the rats from Island to their death beneath the crushing cold waters, however once he finds that payment wont be made the enchanter turns his pipe on you lifting your gondola into the air soaring over the town then the wild ride begins busting through crash doors into the open air the gondola glides effortlessly through turns and dips before splashing back into the town. Then the piper charms your gondola once again lifting it 4 stories into the air before your final drop into the canal. Unlike the children in the real life fairy tale you survive your brush with the piper.

Ive always liked the story for the pied piper and have often used it for rollercoasters but I think I now perfer the aspect that the darkride/watercoaster brings to the story.

but to answer your question no the actuall bulding is empty for lag purposes

[FlyingDutchman7]

Wow, that's just amazing! Could I ask you where you got the diagonal shyguy looking roofs from?

[CTRSind]

they are by the cook as well as the curved beams that was asked about earlier sorry I don't know the name of the set of the top of my head

[lurkingposter]

Its ok but The_Cook is no longer associated with TORCG3 as he is a coder for TPB3D

[CTRSind]

Its ok but The_Cook is no longer associated with TORCG3 as he is a coder for TPB3D  

I dont get how that relates. He still made the set, right?

[RTCMAHL]

Thanks for the overhead shot  

Really outstanding work with the park. I really like how ajoining buildings looking different but yet they all seem to blend and match perfectly.

[TC8950]

Looks good.

[Future Imagineer]

Wow this park is just absolutely amazing! I wish I would have noticed it earlier! I really like your themes though. Althyough sort of random, they look very charming and beautiful when built. The little European Village is probably my favorite so far though.

5 points to who ever can post a picture of the inspiration for the entrance structure.