ha ha ha ha! I think my favorite part is the staircase down to the cellar with the bats. I love that.
Love the Grateful Undead band!
Very ingenious with the slide you created! I love the zombie hunt, very realistic in terms I see them very popular over in PA. Great update as always!
In the first pic, I'm trying to figure out why an eyeball is stuck to the side of that barrel. I can see part of an ostrich on the other side of the fence, so maybe it's the ostrich's head? At first I thought your gas station was the one in Bullethead's Pharqueson Farms, only creepified. But I'm pretty sure this is a different one? It looks great here, all abandoned and old fashioned.And seeing Fisherman's Trick-Or-Treat Wheel again, when he first showed it to us, I thought all the choices were 'Trick', with no 'Treat'; but now I can see a couple of Treats there. What happens when you land on Trick?... And the... whatever-that-is theming on the zipper ride. I thought maybe it was Frankenstein's Monster, but he's not really into bowties. Maybe it's just a generic demon/zombie of some sort?I love the Candy Barn. Frontier's creepy clown head is good for something after all. I think County Scare is my favorite area of Happy Hollow Pumpkin Patch.
from yooootooob:Thank you so much for my easter egg! ha ha ha!!! Perfect use of the clowns. The ride is awesome. The wall of zombies is brilliant.
No problem man; your work is inspiring. And it always has a fun whimsical charm when you updated! I was hoping this would be a timeline type park, so here's hoping it continues!
I really like the bare tree shadows in that first shot. And I studied the overhead view for several minutes, looking to see how everything fits together, and where. It was nice to have this little encore, to share a few more pics and some more of your thoughts about the park. Thanks for giving us the Petersens and their Pumpkin Patch. Speaking of the Petersens; they didn't build those futuristic, neon-covered towers. Looks exciting! I can see how, in your next project, you would want to go from a small, low-budget family farm to something just the opposite. To cleanse your palate, creatively speaking.
I really enjoyed this park, as I do all of your projects. Can't wait to see what you have up your sleeve for your next project.
Fantastic work! Glad to see my lampposts are getting used.
I loved this park so much. Spooky is my thing (in case you hadn't noticed...ha ha). Thank you for taking us on this wonderful autumn adventure with you.