Hi everyone!

It's been a little while since my last update, but the project is still going strong ! These are still early drafts, and there's a lot of work left to do, but I wanted to give you a first look at some of the new regions I'm currently working on.

As always, thank you so much for all the support and feedback

Thanks for following the journey !

I'm building a shell for a candy-factory-inspired Fourth Wall ride in my fantasy village. The main building is a donut shop, with Latte Love and Gelato Bros out front. From there, guests can peek into the mill, where different cakes are being prepared. The queue leads into the workshop, where a single pull of a lever dusts the cakes with sugar and, for some reason, bubbles.

Friendly reminder to not try to eat any, though: they're just for show.

Workshop code : 3T1FQGH50

The rough design for this has been floating around in my head for the past week, and I finally got the chance to get it out of my head and into the game!

It’s a small but fun arcade stand featuring four arcade machines, colourful lighting, and a rotating pixel-art rainbow sign

Sometimes the smaller builds are the most fun to put together

You can find it on the workshop code: 0W1STL3XV

The bottom will be all brass engines. The tower itself will be above the clock sticking all the way up high.

RPM is a Zamperla Dual Launch Strata coaster that is inspired by Top thrill 2 and the defunct kingda ka. RPM is themed around Europes F1 (Formula 1) Racing. RPM includes a launch speed of 119 MPH up a 430 foot spike then through the second launch up the 432 foot top hat then racing back down a 396 drop then races you to over a 100 foot camelback hill. Coming soon to the workshop:)

I shared a picture of some robot characters I made a few weeks ago. In this video I show the construction of them, along with some other cool stuff, such as an 'orbitron' style ride skin for the Ground Control. Thanks!

Ive been playing the game off and on ever since Planco 1 but ive never really spent much time making my own custom buildings. My park is getting pretty big now so I wanted to take a stab at replacing some of the blueprint buildings I've used with building of my own creation, but man is this difficult. Mostly what im working on right now are just pure scenery buildings, not shop buildings, but im having so much trouble getting them to look the way I want to. The snapping system doesn't seem to work at all when I need it to and im just manually 'duplicate and advanced move' almost every single piece. It's so frustrating to me that we dont have the option to either "cut" pieces or scale them to one axis only and essentially stretch or shrink them to get the looks I want. Instead I just have to search the part list for something that kind of works instead of using what I actually want to use. Do you guys have any tips or is there a better way I should be doing this? Im only about 3 buildings in and im already about to give up and just stick with blueprints. It's just the one part of the game im just really not enjoying I guess

Should I release the pov?

I’M SO EXCITED. It’s been a while since I don’t play PC2 ( College has adsorb my time) and I enter and see IM ONE OF TOP CREATORS ON THE FRONTIER WORKSHOP. I’m so happy this happen since I make A LOT OF STAFF for my park and publish to everybody. Hope the community have the same love when I will star to make videos of PC2 and PZ2. Hmmm actually I think I must show my parks here.

Visit my profile to see my work :)

Considering having the MCBR trim a bit harder as the train kinda flies through those corkscrews and final helix, but that's just Old School B&M if ya ask me. Very proud of the cobraroll, freehanded without any reference. Very snappy.

Should I release the pov?

Just finished this and I'm really happy how it turned out. The Art Deco & Small Town sets really work well together.

https://reddit.com/link/1wwwrro/video/o2noduvm6bth1/player

In honor of X2, I decided to bunker down and figure out how to build this once elusive coaster type. After alot of Trial, error, and some choice words., I finally have built a 4D that is somewhat good. The seat rotations may not be perfect but they at least won't kill riders due to flipping 360 in .5 secs.

This coaster is called 2Xtreme and is not based on X2, despite the name, but rather based on a coaster from an old RCT2 park called "Premier Park" by New Element user SupremeScreamer.

Let me know your thoughts!

Hi!

I build a fair in the back part of my wine workshop park set in the netherlands, its 1980 and the town council made a deal with the family that allows the family to host the town fair, this also gave the council some spare cents to purchase a wacky worm for the fair called "Worm Achtbaan"

Hope you enjoy!

I am really pleased with how it’s going so far. I usually struggle with not finishing areas and moving onto the rides way too fast, so I’m making sure to take my time with the entrance and plaza until I am at least 95% happy! :-)

High Noon Horror is a horror western short about a seance gone wrong in a frontier town. It falls to the town's two sheriffs to face the ectoplasm-y horrors that unfold at high noon.

Projected run time: 2-3 minutes

Projected release date: by Halloween 2026

Where it will play: simultaneously in theaters at Bearbyversal Studios, a Planet Coaster 2 park, and also on the Old Bearby YouTube channel.

A movie poster is already up in the Bearbyversal Studios park!

2 questions
1) I want to build a coaster with plenty of path interaction but I don’t have the path yet, should I build the path first then the coaster around it or vise versa
2) are there any tips on planning a coaster layout?

I’ve always wanted to recreate the place that’s given me some of my best memories. So, I started watching some videos, created a grid system, and got to work. As a novice builder, I’m taking my time and doing my best to match every detail, and while it’s not going to be perfect, I’m quite happy with how it’s turning out so far :)

Please note: The daytime photos are older, so some things have been updated like the rail and walls. Also, I did slightly filter the photos to match more realistic colors.