Check out JP Explorer by Carlos2386. Not that the original is not good but the real one looks better
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Check out JP Explorer by Carlos2386. Not that the original is not good but the real one looks better
hey Jens Erik I wanted to let you see this because this is for a battle of big rock mini series for next year on my YouTube channel that I'm still working on but it looks so good this is just a teaser of California.
for 2021 on my Channel on YouTube.......
Source: https://youtu.be/qVFG_CwQ_Eo
for 2021 on my Channel on YouTube.......
JURASSIC KINGDOM: THE PARK IS GONE
part 1
Source: https://youtu.be/0R7bXqJjUGE
Part 2
Source: https://youtu.be/RLOBrs-7nIQ
Story Videos for this Two part Movie.....
part 1
Part 2
Story Videos for this Two part Movie.....
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Thank you for sharing these, Jurassic Tyrant King. I do enjoying watching more narrative focused videos from the game! Keep up the good work.
Thanks Jens I really am glad you liked it I tried to keep it in line with the Canon as much as possible taking place between the events of the first Jurassic world movie and Fallen Kingdom.
here is another project I've been working on involving the Fallen Kingdom movie but also basically another rip-off of my favorite video Battle at Big Rock.
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Hello All I'm new here and I've been playing this game about a year now on PS4. I have created a series of parks recently based off of the original Jurassic Park. This series takes place 20 years after Jurassic Park:The Lost World and no Jurassic World offshoot takes place. Ingen creates new parks and reopens Jurassic Park and Isla Sorna under better successful security.
First I'd like to share Jurassic Park: Dinosaur Kingdom. Some pics below. Enjoy. And Thanks for looking.
And an aerial tour here.
Teaser
Source: https://youtu.be/i7wLqnp_XCM
Source: https://youtu.be/CIqcT9uAsio
First I'd like to share Jurassic Park: Dinosaur Kingdom. Some pics below. Enjoy. And Thanks for looking.
And an aerial tour here.
Teaser
Source: https://youtu.be/CIqcT9uAsio
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And finally still under construction, Jurassic Park: Dino Studios (PS4).
This park is inspired by Universal Studios and Disneyland. Hotels are on the outside and guests have to enter park at the Stegosaurus entrance. The Tyrannosaur Rex path is a public square that connects you to 6 of the parks attractions. There are a total of 9 attractions.
1. Rainforest gyrosphere safari (3 dinosaur species - herbivores)
2. Dino Stadium show (Trex family and sauropods with daily shows and more)
3. Cretaceous Jungle safari (Spinosaurus, two other carnivore species and more)
4. Meteorite Redwoods safari (explore a redwood forest populated with the most popular herbivores, and the territory of an Allosaurus. Including a view of a giant meteorite crater!)
5. Volcanic Oasis gyrosphere safari (tour a desert oasis filled with dangerous and friendly dinosaurs and climb the volcano Mount Jurassic!)
6. A viewing gallery of some of the smallest dinosaurs at Dino Parks
7. Aviary
8. Monorail tour around the entire park
9. Dino Studios Backlot tour (see how dinosaurs are created, ACU Dino Parks headquarters, with various Dinos never before seen at Dino Parks. Including an escape from a destroyed workers village overun by Raptors and a T-rex.)
This park is inspired by Universal Studios and Disneyland. Hotels are on the outside and guests have to enter park at the Stegosaurus entrance. The Tyrannosaur Rex path is a public square that connects you to 6 of the parks attractions. There are a total of 9 attractions.
1. Rainforest gyrosphere safari (3 dinosaur species - herbivores)
2. Dino Stadium show (Trex family and sauropods with daily shows and more)
3. Cretaceous Jungle safari (Spinosaurus, two other carnivore species and more)
4. Meteorite Redwoods safari (explore a redwood forest populated with the most popular herbivores, and the territory of an Allosaurus. Including a view of a giant meteorite crater!)
5. Volcanic Oasis gyrosphere safari (tour a desert oasis filled with dangerous and friendly dinosaurs and climb the volcano Mount Jurassic!)
6. A viewing gallery of some of the smallest dinosaurs at Dino Parks
7. Aviary
8. Monorail tour around the entire park
9. Dino Studios Backlot tour (see how dinosaurs are created, ACU Dino Parks headquarters, with various Dinos never before seen at Dino Parks. Including an escape from a destroyed workers village overun by Raptors and a T-rex.)
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Thank you so much for sharing your parks, Bobabiggs, and welcome to the community! That T. rex plaza looks incredible, and the park is just awesome. I hope you share more as you update it further.
Thank you!
This is a WIP Jurassic Park using the sanctuary island
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Welcome, to Ecosystem Park (well, just the Morrison formation dinosaurs as it's a WIP lol)
I hope I accurately designed the exhibits to reflect what we think the Formation looked like in the late Jurassic Period (a floodplain).
Top right is unrelated to the Formation, an exhibit for Herrarasaurus, being the only Triassic animal in the game. Beneath it, an exhibit for the Ceratosaurus family, herd of Camarasaurus, herd of Diplodocus, herd of Stegosaurus and Dryosaurus, and beneath that, the Allosaurus pack.
I hope I accurately designed the exhibits to reflect what we think the Formation looked like in the late Jurassic Period (a floodplain).
Top right is unrelated to the Formation, an exhibit for Herrarasaurus, being the only Triassic animal in the game. Beneath it, an exhibit for the Ceratosaurus family, herd of Camarasaurus, herd of Diplodocus, herd of Stegosaurus and Dryosaurus, and beneath that, the Allosaurus pack.
(Part 1)
Official Announcement
Welcome to Ecosystem Park!
The aim of this park was to accurately reflect the ecosystems these species once thrived in, or make it as close as possible to the real thing.
In grand total, there are approximately 131 dinosaurs across 28 species representing the Morrison, Frenchmen, Shaximiao, Tendaguru, Elrhaz, Bahariya, Horseshoe Canyon, Hell Creek, Udurchukan, and Ischigualasto Formations.
From the park entrance: Morrison Formation (dead center), Ischigualasto Formation (bottom left), and at the very top, the Tendaguru, Elrhaz, and Bahariya Formations.
To the right of the Morrison Formation exhibits are the Shaximiao, Horseshoe Canyon, Frenchmen, and Hell Creek Formations.
The Morrison Formation dates back to the Jurassic Era, and here at Ecosystem Park, is home to the widest array of species here at the park, including some of the most famous dinosaurs ever known. One of our most popular attractions, the Jurassic Ecosystems truck tour, will get our guests up close and personal to our herds of Apatosaurus, Brachiosaurus, Camarasaurus, Diplodocus, Dryosaurus, and Stegosaurus...
Official Announcement
Welcome to Ecosystem Park!
The aim of this park was to accurately reflect the ecosystems these species once thrived in, or make it as close as possible to the real thing.
In grand total, there are approximately 131 dinosaurs across 28 species representing the Morrison, Frenchmen, Shaximiao, Tendaguru, Elrhaz, Bahariya, Horseshoe Canyon, Hell Creek, Udurchukan, and Ischigualasto Formations.
From the park entrance: Morrison Formation (dead center), Ischigualasto Formation (bottom left), and at the very top, the Tendaguru, Elrhaz, and Bahariya Formations.
To the right of the Morrison Formation exhibits are the Shaximiao, Horseshoe Canyon, Frenchmen, and Hell Creek Formations.
The Morrison Formation dates back to the Jurassic Era, and here at Ecosystem Park, is home to the widest array of species here at the park, including some of the most famous dinosaurs ever known. One of our most popular attractions, the Jurassic Ecosystems truck tour, will get our guests up close and personal to our herds of Apatosaurus, Brachiosaurus, Camarasaurus, Diplodocus, Dryosaurus, and Stegosaurus...
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(part 2)...While being safely out of reach of our pack of Allosaurus and Ceratosaurus, but well within view...
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(Part 3)....and finally continuing onto the Tendaguru and Elrhaz Formation exhibits, home to (respectively) our herds of Girraffatitan, Kentrosaurus, Nigerasaurus, and Ouranosaurus, before making the return journey to the station!
Though we do ask guests to remain in their seats at all times, so as not to spook our animals
And even though our tour truck doesn't go further out to explore the rest of the Elrhaz and Bahariya Formation exhibits (for the safety of our drivers and guests!), guests may be able to view the animals that called such formations home, the Suchomimus pack (from Elrhaz), Spinosaurus mating pair, and Carcaradontosaurus mating pair (from the Bahariya Formation), from the safety of our state-of-the-art viewing galleries!
Though we do ask guests to remain in their seats at all times, so as not to spook our animals
And even though our tour truck doesn't go further out to explore the rest of the Elrhaz and Bahariya Formation exhibits (for the safety of our drivers and guests!), guests may be able to view the animals that called such formations home, the Suchomimus pack (from Elrhaz), Spinosaurus mating pair, and Carcaradontosaurus mating pair (from the Bahariya Formation), from the safety of our state-of-the-art viewing galleries!
(Part 4)
Onto some behind the scenes, all of our exhibits are interconnected with quarantined areas where our expert team of rangers and vets can safely attend to our dinosaurs' needs!
In one such area, with a storm bearing down on them, our vets just managed to prevent an outbreak in the nick of time!
With a clean bill of health, the Diplodocus returns to the herd!
Moving onto the rest of the park, our second tour vehicle, the Gryosphere Tour, takes guests on a much more personal, even closer view, of the Shaximiao, Udurchukan, Frenchmen and Hell Creek Formations. Home of the some of the most famous dinosaurs ever known, and the weirdest, guests can find themselves eye to eye with the herds of Mamenchisaurus, Gigantspinosaurus, Chungkingosaurus ( all Shaximiao), Olorotitan (Udurchukan), Edmontontosaurus, Torosaurus, Triceratops (from the Frenchmen Formation), Ankylosaurus, Pachycephalosaurus (both Hell Creek), and Tyrannosaurus Rex pair ( from both the Frenchmen and Hell Creek Formations).
Onto some behind the scenes, all of our exhibits are interconnected with quarantined areas where our expert team of rangers and vets can safely attend to our dinosaurs' needs!
In one such area, with a storm bearing down on them, our vets just managed to prevent an outbreak in the nick of time!
With a clean bill of health, the Diplodocus returns to the herd!
Moving onto the rest of the park, our second tour vehicle, the Gryosphere Tour, takes guests on a much more personal, even closer view, of the Shaximiao, Udurchukan, Frenchmen and Hell Creek Formations. Home of the some of the most famous dinosaurs ever known, and the weirdest, guests can find themselves eye to eye with the herds of Mamenchisaurus, Gigantspinosaurus, Chungkingosaurus ( all Shaximiao), Olorotitan (Udurchukan), Edmontontosaurus, Torosaurus, Triceratops (from the Frenchmen Formation), Ankylosaurus, Pachycephalosaurus (both Hell Creek), and Tyrannosaurus Rex pair ( from both the Frenchmen and Hell Creek Formations).
(Part 5)
Little do our guests know, our Olorotitans are expert detectives, on the case of the missing Gryosphere!
Well, at least one of them is an expert detective, while the others are still looking...
The Frenchmen Formation lot:
Who knew Torosaurus could be so photogenic?
Little do our guests know, our Olorotitans are expert detectives, on the case of the missing Gryosphere!
Well, at least one of them is an expert detective, while the others are still looking...
The Frenchmen Formation lot:
Who knew Torosaurus could be so photogenic?
(Part 6) The final part
The Ankylosaurs of Horseshoe Canyon (Euoplocephalus, Edmontia (yes technically Nodosaurus but pretend otherwise))
Hell Creek: Ankylosaurus, Pachycephalosaurus
And finally, the Tyrannosaurus pair of Hell Creek and Frenchmen Formations
The Queen of the island:
And her mate:
The Ankylosaurs of Horseshoe Canyon (Euoplocephalus, Edmontia (yes technically Nodosaurus but pretend otherwise))
Hell Creek: Ankylosaurus, Pachycephalosaurus
And finally, the Tyrannosaurus pair of Hell Creek and Frenchmen Formations
The Queen of the island:
And her mate:
Progress is slow but starting to take shape : )
