L-33’s POE Building 2 Set

This is a modestly sized set based on Islands of Adventure Confisco Grille. In Islands of Adventure Port of Entry, Confisco Grille represents the access grille to the secured area inside which confiscated goods are stored.

It’s Lee’s first set in which he makes larger, more complex pieces enabling quick and convenient POE theming in our parks.

This set could be said to be Lee’s Confisco Grille intro set in view of this set’s moderate size combined with the fact that another Confisco Grille set was to follow.

L-33’s POE Building 2 Set is made up of about 20 pieces and can be found in the Large Scenery Items menu.

L-33’s Confisco Grille

As world travellers pass through the Port of Entry™, along with their strange and unusual cargo comes the delicious exotic foods to be found on the menu at Confisco Grille.

With its varied menu of Asian, Mediterranean, Greek, Italian, and Mexican dishes, while it is not fine dining Confisco Grille offers something to suit most everyone’s culinary tastes. Beer, wine and cocktails are available at the adjoining Backwater Bar. Their American menu specialty is wood-grilled pizza.

Lee’s got the ambience and atmosphere of Confisco Grille all in hand with this, an expansion of his POE Building 2 Set. When reviewing the pieces made in this set one can almost taste the Greek Salad washed down with Ocean Side Martinis.

Found in both the Large Scenery Items menu & the Walls, Roofs, and Buildings menu, this set is made up of over 30 pieces.

Along with Lee’s Confisco Grille set he’s included a structure file which will be an excellent starting point in theming our POE parks.

As with the image Lee provided with Building 1 Set, using Lee’s Confisco Grille structure image as a guide after installing this set would be a great way for someone to get introduced to building with CS.

Lee’s frontage structures lend themselves well to splitting the theming in our parks. For example, one might want to have general/generic theming for guests to enjoy when entering his structures (on the front side) while, once inside (behind Lee’s frontages), guests may find the theming there to be more specifically orientated.