Design changes are the mid-project revisions every ambitious build demands. In this story, Kel Warner says the family had no real disasters, but worked through several phases of design changes to make their Jurassic Park display achievable and accurate — a reminder that the flawless 13-foot gates visitors photograph are actually version three, four or five of the idea. That patience, more than any single purchase, explains how accurate the finished display feels.
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