Because I am unable to play franchise at the moment, I've been using one of my sandbox zoos to do some building design. It's fairly simple inside with space for toilet, information center, and two food/drink shops plus planters. Will place education boards and so on as well as benches, bins, and an ATM when it's "live" in a zoo. Can also create a space in the middle for an exhibit.
Tudor themed visitor center
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That is really quite lovely. I absolutely adore Tudor style building, I have blueprinted a set of my own . It looks nowhere near as good as yours but something a cannot do without. We have all of the piece to make it but it's so time consuming, I wish Frontier would give us an already put together blueprinted set.
Enough on that though, I really think it's very nice looking.
Enough on that though, I really think it's very nice looking.
Thanks!
I've tweaked a few things with it, and now that I've discovered those twilight pack leaded windowpanes, I may replace the ones I built. I've built a few more pieces in this kind of theme, including "ye olde Tudor style train station" (lol). Perhaps my zoo is not so much something you'd find in Europe as something you'd find in the US, created by by people with an American sense of Europe. I have to chuckle every time I see a "Colonial" style building on the US west coast for the same reason.
"Europe" is kind of a broad style of architecture too, with various "Bavarian," Victorian, and Mediterranean styles also possible. It's fun fooling around with the various building sets we have now, mixing and matching for different effects.
I've tweaked a few things with it, and now that I've discovered those twilight pack leaded windowpanes, I may replace the ones I built. I've built a few more pieces in this kind of theme, including "ye olde Tudor style train station" (lol). Perhaps my zoo is not so much something you'd find in Europe as something you'd find in the US, created by by people with an American sense of Europe. I have to chuckle every time I see a "Colonial" style building on the US west coast for the same reason.
"Europe" is kind of a broad style of architecture too, with various "Bavarian," Victorian, and Mediterranean styles also possible. It's fun fooling around with the various building sets we have now, mixing and matching for different effects.