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I'm surprised they haven't tried painting them "Go Away Green", vs stark off-white monoliths. https://themeparkarchitect.com/go-away-green-disneys-paint-color-
by Tempest1981 2mo ago
I'm surprised they haven't tried painting them "Go Away Green", vs stark off-white monoliths.
https://themeparkarchitect.com/go-away-green-disneys-paint-color-to-remove-ugly-things/ https://themeparkarchitect.com/go-away-green-disneys-paint-c...
- palmotea 2mo agoI don't think that would work. Per your article: > While many theme park fans may initially believe there is only one ‘magical’ go away green color that was developed by Imagineering, that couldn’t be further from the truth. There are a plethora of varying shades of green hues developed and utilized by Walt Disney Imagineers, and other theme park designers, depending on the theme park’s location and surrounding color palette. There's no color that would make an building that takes minutes to pass at highway speeds "go away."
- Tempest1981 2mo agoIn that case, try the "Blue Cube" method, like the old Onizuka Air Force Station near Moffet Field. https://heritageparkmuseum.org/blog/what-is-the-blue-cube https://heritageparkmuseum.org/blog/what-is-the-blue-cube