Tux
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Okay! I can work with this! Before the bridge, what'll I do is try to create a blend between the natural environments of the two so it feels more natural.
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Team TMNT Brainstorming Thread - Project Eight: New Islands, New Adventures
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Tux
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Oh yeah! It could! The gap between the two could lead to a bridge where the lighthouse is viewable before just bleeding into the village while cutting out the prop segment due to space constraints.
I see no problem with it
Tux
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Thank you!
More on this: I think Glinda’s Palace will be the weenie from outside the land while Emerald City will be the weenie inside
Oz Dining/Shopping
Munchkinland
Bakery
Munchkin Feast (QS)
Munchkinland Emporium
Dorothy's House cart (Merch cart in front of Dorothy's farmhouse)
Festival Tent (Shop)
Emerald City
*saved for @NateD1226*
Poppy Field
Poppy Field Snack Cart
Quadling Country
Glinda's Palace
China Country (China shop)
Jinxland Delights (QS)
Winkie Country
Witch Broom snack cart
Wicked merch cart
Wicked Witch of the West coaster merch cart
Munchkinland
Bakery
Munchkin Feast (QS)
Munchkinland Emporium
Dorothy's House cart (Merch cart in front of Dorothy's farmhouse)
Festival Tent (Shop)
Emerald City
*saved for @NateD1226*
Poppy Field
Poppy Field Snack Cart
Quadling Country
Glinda's Palace
China Country (China shop)
Jinxland Delights (QS)
Winkie Country
Witch Broom snack cart
Wicked merch cart
Wicked Witch of the West coaster merch cart
NateD1226
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I will have the Emerald City stuff up tomorrow morning. I started working on Glinda’s Palace and the whole Quadling Country area so I will add the two items to my to do list
I may or may not be breaking out Roller Coaster Tycoon 3 for the Wicked Witch of the West coaster
NateD1226
Well-Known Member
I finished Quadling Country. Let me know your thoughts. Working on Munchkinland now
Quadling Country
In the south of Oz lies Quadling Country. This land is filled with trees, rivers, and animals galore. There is even royalty with Glinda’s castle lying right in the middle of the land. Come take a sneak peek of what to expect in Quadling Country.
Glinda’s Palace
Princess Ozma’s Coronation is here and Glinda has opened her ruby red palace for all people to come and enjoy the delights of Quadling Country. The exterior of the palace has bright, ruby red towers and white, stone walls. The interior has 5 rooms which include 3 dining rooms, the lobby, and the shop. The lobby has sleek, white walls with marble floors. Once you check in the lobby, you will be seated in one of the three rooms: the main dining hall, the terrace, and the ballroom.
The Dining Hall has lots of paintings and sculptures that fill the room with life showing the history of Quadling Country and Glinda's life as royalty. The Terrace is right outside the building with a view of the lagoon and the rest of the park while you enjoy your meal. The ballroom has large murals in the ceiling and marble walls all around. Every couple hours, dancers come dance in the middle of the room to entertain guests and add a little magic to the dining experience.
Glinda’s Trinkets
Inside the castle there are many interesting artifacts of Oz history that Glinda and the people of Quadling Country put on sale for people to purchase. There is everything from a simple snow globe of the castle to a 4ft tall replica of Glinda’s castle! There is much to see and buy at Glinda’s Trinkets.
China’s Delicacies
This little shop hidden in Quadling Country has all the delicate kitchenware inspired by the wonderful land of Oz. It has bowls, plates, and so much more kitchenware. But be careful! You don’t want to chip the porcelain!
Jinxland Garden
Tucked in the corner of Quadling Country is Jinxland Garden. This small quick service restaurant sits in the middle of a garden with fountains, statues, and tables to have your own little picnic with the Jinxland food. Jinxland food consists of all healthy options like salads, smoothies, fruits, and much more to keep your energy up for the day.
Quadling Country
In the south of Oz lies Quadling Country. This land is filled with trees, rivers, and animals galore. There is even royalty with Glinda’s castle lying right in the middle of the land. Come take a sneak peek of what to expect in Quadling Country.
Glinda’s Palace
Princess Ozma’s Coronation is here and Glinda has opened her ruby red palace for all people to come and enjoy the delights of Quadling Country. The exterior of the palace has bright, ruby red towers and white, stone walls. The interior has 5 rooms which include 3 dining rooms, the lobby, and the shop. The lobby has sleek, white walls with marble floors. Once you check in the lobby, you will be seated in one of the three rooms: the main dining hall, the terrace, and the ballroom.
The Dining Hall has lots of paintings and sculptures that fill the room with life showing the history of Quadling Country and Glinda's life as royalty. The Terrace is right outside the building with a view of the lagoon and the rest of the park while you enjoy your meal. The ballroom has large murals in the ceiling and marble walls all around. Every couple hours, dancers come dance in the middle of the room to entertain guests and add a little magic to the dining experience.
Glinda’s Trinkets
Inside the castle there are many interesting artifacts of Oz history that Glinda and the people of Quadling Country put on sale for people to purchase. There is everything from a simple snow globe of the castle to a 4ft tall replica of Glinda’s castle! There is much to see and buy at Glinda’s Trinkets.
China’s Delicacies
This little shop hidden in Quadling Country has all the delicate kitchenware inspired by the wonderful land of Oz. It has bowls, plates, and so much more kitchenware. But be careful! You don’t want to chip the porcelain!
Jinxland Garden
Tucked in the corner of Quadling Country is Jinxland Garden. This small quick service restaurant sits in the middle of a garden with fountains, statues, and tables to have your own little picnic with the Jinxland food. Jinxland food consists of all healthy options like salads, smoothies, fruits, and much more to keep your energy up for the day.
Looks perfect. My only thing is that it’s the anniversary of Ozma’s coronation, not her actual coronationI finished Quadling Country. Let me know your thoughts. Working on Munchkinland now
Quadling Country
In the south of Oz lies Quadling Country. This land is filled with trees, rivers, and animals galore. There is even royalty with Glinda’s castle lying right in the middle of the land. Come take a sneak peek of what to expect in Quadling Country.
Glinda’s Palace
Princess Ozma’s Coronation is here and Glinda has opened her ruby red palace for all people to come and enjoy the delights of Quadling Country. The exterior of the palace has bright, ruby red towers and white, stone walls. The interior has 5 rooms which include 3 dining rooms, the lobby, and the shop. The lobby has sleek, white walls with marble floors. Once you check in the lobby, you will be seated in one of the three rooms: the main dining hall, the terrace, and the ballroom.
The Dining Hall has lots of paintings and sculptures that fill the room with life showing the history of Quadling Country and Glinda's life as royalty. The Terrace is right outside the building with a view of the lagoon and the rest of the park while you enjoy your meal. The ballroom has large murals in the ceiling and marble walls all around. Every couple hours, dancers come dance in the middle of the room to entertain guests and add a little magic to the dining experience.
Glinda’s Trinkets
Inside the castle there are many interesting artifacts of Oz history that Glinda and the people of Quadling Country put on sale for people to purchase. There is everything from a simple snow globe of the castle to a 4ft tall replica of Glinda’s castle! There is much to see and buy at Glinda’s Trinkets.
China’s Delicacies
This little shop hidden in Quadling Country has all the delicate kitchenware inspired by the wonderful land of Oz. It has bowls, plates, and so much more kitchenware. But be careful! You don’t want to chip the porcelain!
Jinxland Garden
Tucked in the corner of Quadling Country is Jinxland Garden. This small quick service restaurant sits in the middle of a garden with fountains, statues, and tables to have your own little picnic with the Jinxland food. Jinxland food consists of all healthy options like salads, smoothies, fruits, and much more to keep your energy up for the day.
Time is not on my side lol
NateD1226
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Omg i'm so dumb. I thought today was Saturday. We still have some time, so take your time
Ok good
I remember why I don't use RCT3 for projects all that much now...
TheOriginalTiki
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So yea, I've kind of fallen off the face of the Earth the past couple days between internet going out, being busy with the podcast, and being even busier with work. I'm basically going to have to do a marathon writing session of the Avatar stuff on Monday, as tomorrow I've got a family thing that's going to take up most of my day apart from work.
Mickeyfan, let's aim for a 3-5 minute newsreel as opposed to a 20 minute one. Recapping the entire presentation in video form is a bold idea, but time just got away from us on both our ends. I think the text will perfectly suffice.
@Tux how's the concept art and Dragon's Lair stuff coming along?
Mickeyfan, let's aim for a 3-5 minute newsreel as opposed to a 20 minute one. Recapping the entire presentation in video form is a bold idea, but time just got away from us on both our ends. I think the text will perfectly suffice.
@Tux how's the concept art and Dragon's Lair stuff coming along?
I’ll have all my write ups for Oz up over the next two afternoons/evenings.
@NateD1226 can you remind me again what you’ve got done for Oz and I can take the rest
@NateD1226 can you remind me again what you’ve got done for Oz and I can take the rest