James
TS Founding Member
Sometimes browsing the web you come across some gems and find a whole load of beautiful pictures from days gone by at Alton Towers.
Today I came across some construction pictures of Ug Land and Storybook Land which shows quite a lot of how much workmanship was put into these theming pieces, arguably these two areas host (and used to host) the most magnificent pieces of theming that you can (could) find at Alton Towers.
Those who experienced going through the entrance to the ice show, wandered around Ug Land from 1999 onwards, walked around Storybook Land when it was fresher will know that these pieces of theming were quite something when it came to detail and precision.
The pieces of theming in these two areas were created by Theme Park Build. The full set of images above can be found in a higher quality on the Flickr page of Theme Park Build.
All pictures are copyrighted to Theme Park Build, the photographer(s) who took the images and any other copyright holders of this material. I'd recommend anyone who shares these provides a link back to the Theme Park Build website, just out of courtesy and recognition. All too often do people share these things elsewhere without any source, it only takes a minute to provide a link back.
Today I came across some construction pictures of Ug Land and Storybook Land which shows quite a lot of how much workmanship was put into these theming pieces, arguably these two areas host (and used to host) the most magnificent pieces of theming that you can (could) find at Alton Towers.
Those who experienced going through the entrance to the ice show, wandered around Ug Land from 1999 onwards, walked around Storybook Land when it was fresher will know that these pieces of theming were quite something when it came to detail and precision.
The pieces of theming in these two areas were created by Theme Park Build. The full set of images above can be found in a higher quality on the Flickr page of Theme Park Build.
All pictures are copyrighted to Theme Park Build, the photographer(s) who took the images and any other copyright holders of this material. I'd recommend anyone who shares these provides a link back to the Theme Park Build website, just out of courtesy and recognition. All too often do people share these things elsewhere without any source, it only takes a minute to provide a link back.