...would you like to see done next? I vote for a seaside amusemnt park.

Ditto... with zombie clowns old fashion fun.

Sounds good to me!

Quote - ...would you like to see done next? I vote for a seaside amusemnt park.

Well, there's already a lovely seaside (It's enormous, too). The amusement park could be a nice add-on, or even a series of add-ons.

I'm still waiting for a bedroom I can put all that bedroom furniture in. :)

81 blocks comes close to being able to hack together a scene.

But there is no clear path(road) to drive either your 1954 Chevy BelAir, 1951 Chevy Pickup, 2009 Chevy Camero, 1937 Buick Special, 2005 Ford Mustang, 39 Ford Coupe, 1951 Chevy Panel Van to get from any City Blocks set to...

What you can see from the Tree House or...Buttmans Hardware, then from there to Bobs Barber shop, then from there to Butters Bakery, then from there to the Horse Barn, then from there to Clemens Crates, then from there to Fishers Warehousing, then from there to Barn One, then from there to Miss Kristi's Schoolhouse, then from there to Moonlight Drive In, then from there to the Starlight Drive In, then from there to the Grand Junction Station unless you use the Hyper Sleep chamber :blink:

We need a series of  open roads to exercise the DreamlandModels car collection on and connect everything together.

I confess, I am a proud Dreanland Models collector!:thumbupboth:

I still want a dark art deco metropolis.

that rollor coaster shot

the automatic one that "they" charge a fortune for

maybe the booth as well where you buy it and a backdrop of the ride

I am not the gentleman in question nor do I represent him, I just like what he does. :)

Re:  Amusement Park.  He has a carousel already, so the roller coaster, etc. would likely be additional amusements and not additional blocks?  The Amusement Park block might just be a very large vacant lot . . .

I think I asked for this last year (not nagging, just saying):  Child's Playground.  Parking area, grass, sand under the attractions, wooden/"plastic looking" climbing structure, mini carousel (push type), spring mounted pony/rocket/whatever, etc.

Not his usual thing; he seems to prefer structures over non-furniture items, and that is fine with me - if I set myself an 81 unit project, I would probably limit the "stuff" and focus on the "where."

Something else I would like:  Water Park/Slide.  The big ones, not the inflatable backyard types.

Quote - I am not the gentleman in question nor do I represent him, I just like what he does. :)

Re:  Amusement Park.  He has a carousel already, so the roller coaster, etc. would likely be additional amusements and not additional blocks?  The Amusement Park block might just be a very large vacant lot . . .

I think I asked for this last year (not nagging, just saying):  Child's Playground.  Parking area, grass, sand under the attractions, wooden/"plastic looking" climbing structure, mini carousel (push type), spring mounted pony/rocket/whatever, etc.

Not his usual thing; he seems to prefer structures over non-furniture items, and that is fine with me - if I set myself an 81 unit project, I would probably limit the "stuff" and focus on the "where."

Something else I would like:  Water Park/Slide.  The big ones, not the inflatable backyard types.

I have this set (among quite a few others) and I love it:

http://www.renderosity.com/mod/bcs/movie-sets-ocean-front/101728

It has a couple of seaside playground items, but not anything like a dedicated playground. 

But I use it as a landscape for anything water related.

And I think it would be the perfect landscape for an amusement part, especially a water park. It is big enough to fit an entire theme park. Or waterworld. What have you. 

If I had to guess, I'd say that the modeller is very keen on finishing his enormous project of city blocks. I mean, who wouldn't want to complete it? It's a massive undertaking, and when it's complete, it will be truly one-of-a-kind. I doubt anyone else will have the focus and determination to make an entire city of that size and detail. :) 

How would you go about modeling something like a Rollercoaster anyway? I imagine the tracks would be the most tedious and detailed part.

Quote - How would you go about modeling something like a Rollercoaster anyway? I imagine the tracks would be the most tedious and detailed part.

Write a script to create multiple instances of the geometry?

Hell, I wonder if BB could create procedural tracks. 

Quote - > Quote - How would you go about modeling something like a Rollercoaster anyway? I imagine the tracks would be the most tedious and detailed part.

Write a script to create multiple instances of the geometry?

Hell, I wonder if BB could create procedural tracks. 

Well, now that you mention it, I gave it a little thought and in Blender, I think all I'd have to do is model one section of the track, then use an array modifier to follow a Bezier curve. so now I've got to find out if I can do something like that.