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Planet Coaster Parks / Playtime Gardens: Playtime Park (1978) - The Blizzard of 1978
« on: November 20, 2017, 04:36 PM »
Playtime Gardens: Riverside Amusement Park (1970) - Episode 0.1
OK, so I don't have a presentable park yet, but I wanted to give this a go and post some time lapses on YouTube to see how it goes. Hopefully I keep it up. And BTW I have not abandoned my Dark Kingdom Project, I just need a break from it.
The SGW competition park that I made ended up in a decent place and the next incarnation will be called Playtime Gardens. I want a park that I could start based on an defunct park and I can then mold to my will, and one I can build over an extended timeline. This project is why I made the spreadsheet of times and manufacturers, which I posted in the community forum. Seemed that based on that data, the perfect time to start a park would be the early 1970's. At first i was going to go for an alternate version of Circus World in central Florida, but it was not quite right. I ended up choosing Riverside Amusement Park in Indianapolis, which closed in 1970.
So I started building the park, we'll see how it goes. For now, the time-lapse of the layout, will post pics when there is something decent to show.
OK, so I don't have a presentable park yet, but I wanted to give this a go and post some time lapses on YouTube to see how it goes. Hopefully I keep it up. And BTW I have not abandoned my Dark Kingdom Project, I just need a break from it.
The SGW competition park that I made ended up in a decent place and the next incarnation will be called Playtime Gardens. I want a park that I could start based on an defunct park and I can then mold to my will, and one I can build over an extended timeline. This project is why I made the spreadsheet of times and manufacturers, which I posted in the community forum. Seemed that based on that data, the perfect time to start a park would be the early 1970's. At first i was going to go for an alternate version of Circus World in central Florida, but it was not quite right. I ended up choosing Riverside Amusement Park in Indianapolis, which closed in 1970.
So I started building the park, we'll see how it goes. For now, the time-lapse of the layout, will post pics when there is something decent to show.