#thylacinian

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Proooobably one of my favourite pieces of queue decor.

It’s so pretty, I really wish I had a nighttime shot of it because it’s lovely. It’s great because it’s a little wider than default queue width, so you can use it on curves and serpentine style queues with great flexibility.

It’s part of the Lantern Collection, on the Steam workshop under Thylacinian.

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Oh, man. This friend. This is a good friend.

A simple1-square piece of path decor from the Lantern Collection, it is GREAT for curves and bends in tightly curved queues. It pairs really nicely with the other two pieces of queue decor in this collection, and I often mix and match them depending on the queue itself. A great way to bump up your queue rating with comparatively little effort.

It’s on the Steam workshop under Thylacinian.

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Queue decor!!

This is a very simple 3 square long, enclosed, piece of path decor. Works best on very straight path sections, and although I haven’t tried it yet, I bet it looks pretty fab if you enlosed one end and put a shop in there.

It’s part of the Lantern Collection, and you can find it on the Steam Workshop under Thylacinian.

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I LOVE THIS GUY. HE IS MY FAVOURITE.

I can put this shop almost anywhere. Anywhere. Swap out the interior for a smoothie bar or giftshop, change the outside signage and away you go.

So versatile. So easy to place. It needs a little bit of a sinking just to help it look flush, but it also looks great with elevated path railing imo, so you do you!

Seriously. So good. Once I get some ingame photos up you’ll see I have it EVERYWHERE. The best part is you can easily attach it to another building and make a pair and it still looks great!

I am very excited.

You can find it on the Steam workshop under Thylacinian.

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I love this one because it’s a really funny little demonstration of how much your skill level changes in a short amount of time.

The top photo is the first one I uploaded to the workshop. After I played for a while, I came back and gave it a “polish” and - boom. 100x better with just a little extra detail.

This is just a simple little 1-slot shopfront. You can make it into a facility if you prefer but I think it’s best as a food shop. The flame effect is one of the periodic ones, so don’t worry it doesn’t go off constantly. I wish there was a toxic sludge node, I’d so rather use that over the flames BUT ANYWAY, you can change it out for your preferred atmosphere such as electricity or smoke/mist.

I wish I had a night time shot of this shop but nevermind. You can find it on the Steam workshop under Thylacinian!

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A cute little shop duplex in my Lantern Collection. This building is an L-shape, so it’s pretty easy to place on path corners and junctions. I love having it near ride exits, since the guests almost always have a need to fill when exiting a ride and it’s often thirst-related.

Again, easily convertible to any other shop or facility type that your park may need, and nimble enough that you can place it in a ton of different locations and it will really enhance your park atmosphere.

You can find it on the Steam workshop under Thylacinian!

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Another one from the Lantern Collection. An earlier build, but great for atmosphere.

This is a double sided 2-slot complex, plus ATM. It takes up about the same foot print as my wide boy from the miscellaneous collection, but has a bit more use. I personally like having this fellow near ride exits, as there’s a bathroom on one side and a souvenir stall on the other, but you can change out the contents for whatever shop or facility you need.

You can find it on the Steam workshop under Thylacinian.

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So this is an oooolllddd build of mine, but pretty versatile. It will fit quite well in most themes that are Rustic, Western, Apocalypsey, type parks.

It does need to be sunk into the ground slightly thanks to the balcony type that was used for the decking, but it’s really quite versatile. It’s a small footprint about 2 squares long, and quite stout, so it fits well in corners and odd-shaped areas. The default is a toilet block, but you can change it out for literally anything and it will work great.

You can find it on the Steam workshop under Thylacinian.