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[Levis]

HEY GWAZI that's no dutch .

those names are in ******* .





(NOTE: I removed a word there because it might give someone a clue as to who built the park...remember these are to be anonymous, so be careful of things that might be clues!

~Wagi )

[Gwazi]

^ I blame it on the teachers!

But still, I liked the park a lot.

[FK+coastermind]

park two went for a more realistic feel and i like that. the buildings were blocky and lacked detail. the rides and the space were refreshing. i thought it was really funny how the building with a pizza stand in it says food ontop....where is the rest.lol. i like this park because it sorta steps outside the tipical christmas theming we normally get. its nice to look at everybodies christmas and not just america's.

FK+Coastermind

[Emergo]

#1:
fantastic park! So many rides and still such a lot of scenery-"goodies". Wonderful nutcracker, glorious Christmas tree, very good radio flyer and I loved that wagon with everything on it. And very good use of "the underground".

#2: gave me a nice and peaceful Christmas-feeling. Good use of the space, to make it look that wide on such a small map. Could have been another ride or some more shops though....but yea, one cannot have everything (the space as well as the rides, LoL!)

(and @gwazi, FK is right.
Being Dutch however, I'll play teacher for now: originally the tulips came from Turkey. The Dutch are growing them so succesfully though during ages now, that we provide the biggest amount of them in all corners of the world. And even in RCT they are by far the most frequently used flowers in most parks - even in all sorts of spaces where they absolutely would not be able to grow - ......not a tiny succes....eh...for such a stamp-sized small country like Holland... )

Anyway, back to the parks: thanks for sending in, # 1 and 2, I enjoyed them a lot.

Emergo

[Gwazi]

I'm telling you, they don't teach us anything useful in school!

I knew that tulips came from Turkey, but they are also a symbol that gives me a Dutch feeling. I normally wouldn't say these are tulips, just flowers, because they are used so widely, but in this park, the flowers are used in a tulip-resembling way. Therefore I get a Dutch feeling.

[**cjman**]

ummmm...anyway...

I FINALLY got some time to get back on the forums.

PARK 1-Looks great. That just blew my mind how the creator built such an intricate coaster in such a small space (not that I couldn't do it, just looks nice ) The tree was very creative. The only thing I didn't like was the name of the rollercoaster...It just didn't give me a happy glowey christmasy feel.

PARK 2-No one seems to like it as good as park one, so I'll just take their word for it (yes I AM lazy).

I might submit my park, but then again, I don't know if it'll be as good as some of the later entries.

Project one is nearly complete!

Can't wait for entry 3!

OW! I JUST BIT MY CHEEK AND IT HURTS!!!

Edited by **cjman**, 02 December 2006 - 10:06 PM.

[philcar1994]

Yes i made it too! hope i win!
[quote]If you ahve luck, your saying you can't do it.

[grid_master]

Park One was amazing! I like the use of the landscape; the christmas tree, the nutcracker, and the radio flyer. As well as the use of a coaster in this tiny space, with a very high excitement rating

Although Park Two had the same unique theme (of course, this is December ), it was kinda disappointing. Not enough rides in the park; although I do understand this park has 17x17 space, but space between the tannenbaum and the snow cups was plenty, at least enough for 4-5 small rides.

[Leonardofury]

They were both nice parks, although 2 could have done with a bit more in the park, it wasn't bad just slightly bland, especially after viewing 1.

[OrlanDude]

I felt park TWO was well decorated & had a spacious feel (for a 17x17 park), but could have used a tracked ride, perhaps a figure-8 kiddie coaster that circled both flat rides. Plus some additional food/drinks stalls could have been placed easily in the existing 'Food' building.