Thank you, Karen!Amazing work as always
THE DRY LANDS - A Desert Zoo Experience
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Raccoons moved into a small enclosure next to the pronghorns. One of my first times using mesh for rounder shapes. It also features a small implied pool made by one of the scenery items that have a bit of water in it. Video after the pics:
Thanks, I appreciate it!
Thanks!
For the top I had to use some of the tiny mesh pieces, which was quite tricky to get aligned right. Otherwise, what I spend the most time on, was figuring out how to close it off on the side not facing the building. I guess it was a bit of a lazy solution with the rock in the end, but luckily it turned out nice.
The Polar Bear Dome at Marine Center Hawaii is also partially open on one Side but I plan to connect the Journey to the Antarctic to that Building and the new properly cooled Home for the Grey Seals
Building Stuff like Domes can be really hard
Thanks! I think it is the first time I have used that bridge, often it end up feeling too unnatural looking. But manmade objects and raccoons tend to go well togetherLove the way you decorated the enclosure, the bridge and branches.. you always come up with original designs
It fits quite well for this project
I was so close to being done with my NA section...
They will of course make it in (if they are nine-banded). Feels like this DLC might come with several additions for the zoo.
They will of course make it in (if they are nine-banded). Feels like this DLC might come with several additions for the zoo.
Well, 2023 might not be the year I finish this park anyway...
My wish was granted
I have made a video where I go through my current plans on how to use the new animal in THE DRYLANDS, then you know what to expect here over the next months.
No opinions on the line-up or designs, just the animals' usability in this park.
No opinions on the line-up or designs, just the animals' usability in this park.
Striped Hyenas found a spot in the Sahara & The Nile area - Video below the pics
Thank you!
I have played around with perspective to make two habitats appear as one. This way it will from a guest's point of view look like both species of wildebeest share an area in the zoo when they, in fact, don't. This is part of the Kalahari & Namib Desert Area and features Blue and Black Wildebeest, Springbok and Gemsbok. The Plain's Zebras moved over here instead (now ostriches live with the Nile Lechwes in Sahara & The Nile).
Video below that explain more about it. (not a SpeedBuild)
Video below that explain more about it. (not a SpeedBuild)