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Kentsu Productions' characters of Counter Drakkis & The TinyMonsters ("Kreisi Drakkis & PikkuHirviöt") were born during the years 1985-1988 from the wild imagination of Finnish artist Kenneth Sundberg. The artist has nearly always found his ideas being counter to everything usual, and his concept of these characters was not an exception; Drakkis and his little friends were built upon the idea that even in the supernatural there is a wealth of humanity. Counter Drakkis, who refuses to be a vampire despite of his unnatural birth origin, became an embodiment of the eternal conflict of trying to be good in the hostile, prejudiced world that surrounds all of us. As the lighter and more comical side of the original concept, The TinyMonsters became the epitome of a child's view into the supernatural world.

And all this was created long before the world had ever heard of Harry Potter.

Taking inspiration from world-famous horrors in literature, movies and folklore, Kenneth Sundberg's art and concept of Counter Drakkis & The TinyMonsters remained mostly a personal hobby during the 1990's. In the summer of 1999 Kenneth offered three different concepts for a ghost train renewal for the Finnish amusement park Särkänniemi. From these concepts Särkänniemi chose Counter Drakkis & The TinyMonsters as the best theme to renew their dilapidated Ghost Castle, which was originally designed by artist Ari Backman in the early 1980's. Kenneth's concept of The Tower Of Orlochless was realized INTO the old ghost train building only as a "temporary" solution to lengthen the old attraction's existence. Thus the concept was realized with a minimal budget and with limitations to available space, to moving figures and to sound system.

However, in designing and decorating The Tower Of Orlochless for Särkänniemi, Kenneth Sundberg made every possible effort to bring a tiny spark of the authentic dark ride atmosphere into the ghost train. The idea of family-friendly dark rides (as perfected by Walt Disney Imagineering for Disneyland in 1955) is still extremely rare in Finnish amusement park industry, so Kenneth definitely had a reason to bring his "Tower" into the public. Here is a ghost train that doesn't want to shock nor scare the visitor, but - hopefully - inspires the imagination of the young-at-heart.

Unlike most dark rides, The Tower Of Orlochless doesn't use ultraviolet lighting (which is nearly synonymous with dark attractions everywhere). The ride doesn't include any complicated special effects and contains only a few moving figures. The queue area echoes with the only sound effects (and a bit of TinyMonster dialogue) heard during the entire adventure; the ride itself has only background music. Yet, the atmosphere of the "Tower" is heightened by strong colours and plenty of details (which are designed to look good even under the maintenance lights), with a lush symphonic music score that is indeed a rarity among Finnish amusement park attractions. The music was composed and originally produced by Christel Sundberg (who is nowadays better known as the Finnish song artist Chisu). She wrote the theme music for her brother Kenneth's Drakkis character already in 1994.

The Tower Of Orlochless ("Orlochlessin Torni") at Särkänniemi started its 9th summer on April 30, 2008. From its initial opening in the summer of 2000 the "Tower" has transformed into a bit darker experience season by season. The slight structural remodeling of the facade and of the interiors in 2005 contributed to some great changes in the ride script and scene sequencing. The current "Tower" adventure of 2008 is stronger than ever before, perhaps a little scarier but also more spellbinding - and yes, it is still the most child-friendly ghost train in Finnish amusement parks!

As a part of the official website of Kentsu Productions, this English summary of The Tower Of Orlochless presents the facts and a vast photo gallery that hopefully speaks for itself. You can find photos of Särkänniemi's older ghost train and Ghost Castle (both by Ari Backman) from the temporary English image gallery at www.KenNetti.fi -site!

***IMPORTANT***
The amusement park of Särkänniemi and the company of Tampereen Särkänniemi Oy is not affiliated to Kentsu Productions, nor responsible for any materials (text, images, opinions) appearing on this official Kentsu Productions site for "The Tower of Orlochless".

PLEASE NOTE: The Tower of Orlochless at the Särkänniemi amusement park has been designed and created especially for young children. However, the ride - and this website - does deal with spooky dark ride and thus contains several photos, drawings and other material that MAY be too intense for little children and fainthearted adults.

We strongly recommend that young children should be accompanied by an adult when browsing through the image galleries indicated with a warning.

Pronounced OR/LOK/LESS: The name may be based on old German word "Orlogschiff", meaning "battleship". In German language "Orloch" may be a curious combination of the words "oral" (=oral) and "Loch" (=hole, opening, cave, lair, cavern, prison cell, dungeon). The name "Orlochless", however, may actually have its roots in English language with Scottish emphasis; it may be a combination of the words "ore" (=ore), "loch" or "lough" (=lake), "less" (=less, though also meaning "without something"), or "lessee" (=tenant, lodger). If these are to believed in, the name "Orlochless" can be translated into "lesser ore lake" - "without ore lake" - or even as "the lodger at ore lake". One thing is certain, though: It will quite possibly remain a mystery where and why Counter Drakkis' scary vampire uncle got his name.

**SPOILER-WARNING**
This official "The Tower of Orlochless" website reveals an endless amount of things about the attraction and the ride. If You don't want to know about the things happening during the adventure, we advice You to NOT go any further than this!

FACTS & FIGURES
Location: Särkänniemi amusement park,
the city of Tampere, Finland
Original name: Orlochlessin Torni,
The Tower of Orlochless
Alternate names: "Ghost Train"
and "Ghost Castle"
Grand opening: 30 April, 2000
Project financed by Tampereen Särkänniemi Oy
The same building housed previously:
Ghost Train ca.1978-1984
Ghost Castle 1985-1999
Ride system: "dark ride" with single rail guide track
Original vehicles designed and manufactured
by Modern Products, England
Vehicle capacity: 2 - 3 persons per vehicle
Number of vehicles: 6
Ride duration: appr. 75 seconds

Original Ghost Train and Ghost Castle
facade design, original art, decoration
and most figure realizations by
Ari Backman
The Tower of Orlochless adaptation,
design and project supervision by
Kenneth Sundberg
(Kentsu Productions Oy Ltd)
Structural and electronical realization by
Tampereen Särkänniemi Oy
Illumination design, additional decoration,
figure modification & realization, and
decorational maintenance by
Kenneth Sundberg
Music composed and originally produced by
Christel Sundberg (aka Chisu)
Music and audio remastering produced
at SLP Studio, Helsinki
Remastering technical expertise: Ari Sunell
Music and audio projects supervision
by Kenneth Sundberg
The 2005 queue area audio loop
featuring the voices of Susan Henriksson,
Hymy Joutsiniemi and Christel Sundberg
The audio loop dialogue originally produced in 2001
for Kirjalito's "Musiikkisatu" (Read-Along) recording
financed and published by Egmont Kustannus Oy Ab
(Note: The actual ride contains only background music,
NO dialogue or sound effects during the ride)

Following figures based on the summer 2009:
Three-dimensional figures: 21
Pneumatically moving figures: 4
Pneumatically moving objects: 6
TinyMonster figures (made of plywood): 26
Atmosphere light bulbs (load & interiors): 30
Atmosphere light bulbs (queue area): 9
(Music) speakers (interiors): 4
(Music+audio) speakers (load area): 3
Number of foliage leaves in the Night Garden: 12350
Number of roses and flowers in the Night Garden: 100
Amount of ropes needed for Spindler's webs:
at least 140 meters

Discover the true essence of the Tower of Orlochless' past, present, and ...future? Six pages of atmospheric photo collages present all the major scenes of the dark ride in their authentic "order of appearance" - and not forgetting some of the little details, too!

PLEASE NOTICE
that this pictorial tour of
the entire dark ride contains
several spoilers and photo material
that MAY scare your socks off!

WARNING: The following image gallery
may contain quite horrifying photo material. We recommend that young children should be accompanied by an adult when browsing through the images of "The Shadowfolk & Horrors of the Tower".

WARNING: The following image gallery
contains VERY intense and/or obscene material with provocative situations. We STRONGLY recommend that young children should be accompanied by an adult when browsing the images of "The Orlochless Torture Chamber".

T H E oO F F I C I A L
The Tower Of Orlochless
English Summary & Photo Gallery
at the website of Kentsu Productions

EXCLUSIVE PHOTOS
f o r - t h i s - w e b s i t e
Original photos by
Pia Lindström
Kenneth Sundberg

OTHER PHOTOS
Original photos by
Markku Wiik
Anuliina Savolainen
Juha Puusaari
________________________________

The official website of Kentsu Productions
© COPYRIGHT 2002-2009 Kentsu Productions Oy Ltd.
With the exception of a few photographs, all material on this
website is owned by Kenneth Sundberg and Kentsu Productions.
This website presents and preserves the commercial artwork
of Kenneth Sundberg. The views and opinions do not represent
any of the other companies mentioned on this site. Kenneth
Sundberg and Kentsu Productions are not affiliated to any
of the other companies mentioned on this site.

If You feel that some image or material whatsoever should
not appear on this site, please CONTACT Kenneth Sundberg
so that we can quickly resolve the problem.



	Finland's Most Child-Friendly Ghost Train The Official Website of Kentsu Productions > Orlochlessin Torni, Särkänniemi > The English Summary & Photo Gallery Latest Update: July 21, 2009 I N T R O D U C T I O N a comic-book concept becomes a ghost train Kentsu Productions' characters of Counter Drakkis & The TinyMonsters ("Kreisi Drakkis & PikkuHirviöt") were born during the years 1985-1988 from the wild imagination of Finnish artist Kenneth Sundberg. The artist has nearly always found his ideas being counter to everything usual, and his concept of these characters was not an exception; Drakkis and his little friends were built upon the idea that even in the supernatural there is a wealth of humanity. Counter Drakkis, who refuses to be a vampire despite of his unnatural birth origin, became an embodiment of the eternal conflict of trying to be good in the hostile, prejudiced world that surrounds all of us. As the lighter and more comical side of the original concept, The TinyMonsters became the epitome of a child's view into the supernatural world. And all this was created long before the world had ever heard of Harry Potter. Taking inspiration from world-famous horrors in literature, movies and folklore, Kenneth Sundberg's art and concept of Counter Drakkis & The TinyMonsters remained mostly a personal hobby during the 1990's. In the summer of 1999 Kenneth offered three different concepts for a ghost train renewal for the Finnish amusement park Särkänniemi. From these concepts Särkänniemi chose Counter Drakkis & The TinyMonsters as the best theme to renew their dilapidated Ghost Castle, which was originally designed by artist Ari Backman in the early 1980's. Kenneth's concept of The Tower Of Orlochless was realized INTO the old ghost train building only as a "temporary" solution to lengthen the old attraction's existence. Thus the concept was realized with a minimal budget and with limitations to available space, to moving figures and to sound system. However, in designing and decorating The Tower Of Orlochless for Särkänniemi, Kenneth Sundberg made every possible effort to bring a tiny spark of the authentic dark ride atmosphere into the ghost train. The idea of family-friendly dark rides (as perfected by Walt Disney Imagineering for Disneyland in 1955) is still extremely rare in Finnish amusement park industry, so Kenneth definitely had a reason to bring his "Tower" into the public. Here is a ghost train that doesn't want to shock nor scare the visitor, but - hopefully - inspires the imagination of the young-at-heart. Unlike most dark rides, The Tower Of Orlochless doesn't use ultraviolet lighting (which is nearly synonymous with dark attractions everywhere). The ride doesn't include any complicated special effects and contains only a few moving figures. The queue area echoes with the only sound effects (and a bit of TinyMonster dialogue) heard during the entire adventure; the ride itself has only background music. Yet, the atmosphere of the "Tower" is heightened by strong colours and plenty of details (which are designed to look good even under the maintenance lights), with a lush symphonic music score that is indeed a rarity among Finnish amusement park attractions. The music was composed and originally produced by Christel Sundberg (who is nowadays better known as the Finnish song artist Chisu). She wrote the theme music for her brother Kenneth's Drakkis character already in 1994. The Tower Of Orlochless ("Orlochlessin Torni") at Särkänniemi started its 9th summer on April 30, 2008. From its initial opening in the summer of 2000 the "Tower" has transformed into a bit darker experience season by season. The slight structural remodeling of the facade and of the interiors in 2005 contributed to some great changes in the ride script and scene sequencing. The current "Tower" adventure of 2008 is stronger than ever before, perhaps a little scarier but also more spellbinding - and yes, it is still the most child-friendly ghost train in Finnish amusement parks! As a part of the official website of Kentsu Productions, this English summary of The Tower Of Orlochless presents the facts and a vast photo gallery that hopefully speaks for itself. You can find photos of Särkänniemi's older ghost train and Ghost Castle (both by Ari Backman) from the temporary English image gallery at www.KenNetti.fi -site! ***IMPORTANT*** The amusement park of Särkänniemi and the company of Tampereen Särkänniemi Oy is not affiliated to Kentsu Productions, nor responsible for any materials (text, images, opinions) appearing on this official Kentsu Productions site for "The Tower of Orlochless". PLEASE NOTE: The Tower of Orlochless at the Särkänniemi amusement park has been designed and created especially for young children. However, the ride - and this website - does deal with spooky dark ride and thus contains several photos, drawings and other material that MAY be too intense for little children and fainthearted adults. We strongly recommend that young children should be accompanied by an adult when browsing through the image galleries indicated with a warning. *Orchlessi? Oglessi?? Orlo-what--??* Pronounced OR/LOK/LESS: The name may be based on old German word "Orlogschiff", meaning "battleship". In German language "Orloch" may be a curious combination of the words "oral" (=oral) and "Loch" (=hole, opening, cave, lair, cavern, prison cell, dungeon). The name "Orlochless", however, may actually have its roots in English language with Scottish emphasis; it may be a combination of the words "ore" (=ore), "loch" or "lough" (=lake), "less" (=less, though also meaning "without something"), or "lessee" (=tenant, lodger). If these are to believed in, the name "Orlochless" can be translated into "lesser ore lake" - "without ore lake" - or even as "the lodger at ore lake". One thing is certain, though: It will quite possibly remain a mystery where and why Counter Drakkis' scary vampire uncle got his name. SPOILER-WARNING This official "The Tower of Orlochless" website reveals an endless amount of things about the attraction and the ride. If You don't want to know about the things happening during the adventure, we advice You to NOT go any further than this! The Tower of Orlochless FACTS & FIGURES Location: Särkänniemi amusement park, the city of Tampere, Finland Original name: Orlochlessin Torni, The Tower of Orlochless Alternate names: "Ghost Train" and "Ghost Castle" Grand opening: 30 April, 2000 Project financed by Tampereen Särkänniemi Oy The same building housed previously: Ghost Train ca.1978-1984 Ghost Castle 1985-1999 Ride system: "dark ride" with single rail guide track Original vehicles designed and manufactured by Modern Products, England Vehicle capacity: 2 - 3 persons per vehicle Number of vehicles: 6 Ride duration: appr. 75 seconds Original Ghost Train and Ghost Castle facade design, original art, decoration and most figure realizations by Ari Backman The Tower of Orlochless adaptation, design and project supervision by Kenneth Sundberg (Kentsu Productions Oy Ltd) Structural and electronical realization by Tampereen Särkänniemi Oy Illumination design, additional decoration, figure modification & realization, and decorational maintenance by Kenneth Sundberg Music composed and originally produced by Christel Sundberg (aka Chisu) Music and audio remastering produced at SLP Studio, Helsinki Remastering technical expertise: Ari Sunell Music and audio projects supervision by Kenneth Sundberg The 2005 queue area audio loop featuring the voices of Susan Henriksson, Hymy Joutsiniemi and Christel Sundberg The audio loop dialogue originally produced in 2001 for Kirjalito's "Musiikkisatu" (Read-Along) recording financed and published by Egmont Kustannus Oy Ab (Note: The actual ride contains only background music, NO dialogue or sound effects during the ride) Following figures based on the summer 2009: Three-dimensional figures: 21 Pneumatically moving figures: 4 Pneumatically moving objects: 6 TinyMonster figures (made of plywood): 26 Atmosphere light bulbs (load & interiors): 30 Atmosphere light bulbs (queue area): 9 (Music) speakers (interiors): 4 (Music+audio) speakers (load area): 3 Number of foliage leaves in the Night Garden: 12350 Number of roses and flowers in the Night Garden: 100 Amount of ropes needed for Spindler's webs: at least 140 meters A Pictorial Tour of the Dark Ride The Tower of Orlochless Adventure Discover the true essence of the Tower of Orlochless' past, present, and ...future? Six pages of atmospheric photo collages present all the major scenes of the dark ride in their authentic "order of appearance" - and not forgetting some of the little details, too! PLEASE NOTICE that this pictorial tour of the entire dark ride contains several spoilers and photo material that MAY scare your socks off! Page I Prologue A Secret Entrance (The Queue Area) Page II Underground Cavern The Crypts Page III The Dungeon (The TinyMonsters Rescue Drakkis) Page IV The Kitchen of Horrors Dark Chambers Page V The Rage of Orlochless (In the Dark Chambers) The Dining Room Page VI The Night Garden The Exit IMAGE GALLERY THE TOWER OF ORLOCHLESS The Many Moods of the Tower Publicity shots and processed photos from the Tower interiors (2000-2006) Kenneth & Drakkis 2000 Ding Dong & Gee the Ghost The Cobweb of Spindler TinyMonsters at the Chamber of Orlochless The Chamber of Orlochless The Thunder Window From the Chamber to the Night Garden TinyMonsters Behind the Garden Window Night Garden: Ghost at a Window The Carnivorous Vegemonster (1) The Carnivorous Vegemonster (2) Night Garden: Evelin IV Evil Evelin IV Evil Evelin IV Evil and the Portrait The Bust of Arabella Orlochless Grandpa's Portrait Original Dining Room (1) Original Dining Room (2) Original Dining Room (3) TinyMonsters at the Kitchen The Original Kitchen (1) The Original Cook The Original Kitchen (2) The Two-Tentacled Polypos The Five-Tentacled Polypos (1) The Five-Tentacled Polypos (2) The Pit of Polypos Scared Calle Corpus The Crypt-Carl The Little Wives of Henry XXL The TinyMonsters Rescue Drakkis The Original Counter Drakkis Original Dungeon: A Detail Before the New Night Garden After... The New Night Garden 2005 The New Garden (without manipulation) Backman's Castle Decoration The New Night Garden Windows The Vegemonster and the Garden Tomb The Garden Tomb: A Detail Exit: Into the Sunlight! The Tower Essentials Original drawings and sketches for the Tower dark ride (1999) The Authentic Tower of Orlochless The Authentic Tower Cross-Section TinyMonsters at the Front Door The Tower Dark Ride - First Sketch The Tower Dark Ride - Fantasy Facade The Rescuers The Hallway & SpindleSpider The Kitchen The Kitchen: A Detail The Night Garden The Garden Attack The Carnivorous Vegemonster The Chamber of Orlochless Into the Dungeons The Cleaning Lady Evelin IV Evil Drakkis in Chains The TinyMonsters Rescue Drakkis Orlochless Attacks Escape into the Wine Cellar Into the Crypt The Underground Lair Crypt-Carl The Final Fright The Tower Rises Original photos, publicity shots, sketches and original drawings. Featuring the stripped-down Särkänniemi ghost train and the building and modifications of the facade, plus maintenanace photos of the Tower interiors (1999-2007) Stripped-Down Ghost Castle (1) Stripped-Down Ghost Castle (2) The Tower Facade - Final Drawing The Tower Logo Drawing Building the Facade - Winter 2000 Building the Facade - Lower Tower Building the Facade - The Tower The Tower Facade 2002 The Queue Area 2000 Evelin IV Evil at the Tower Window Vehicles and the Loading Area The Queue Area: Original Tower Map Load Area Painting 1 - Original Version Load Area Painting 1 - New 2006 Version (1) Load Area Painting 2 (The Rescuers) Exit Area Painting (Happy End) Facade Painting Detail (Drakkis & Monza) The Queue Area 2000: Introductions Facade Transformation 2005 Sketch for the 2005 Queue Labyrinth (1) Sketch for the 2005 Queue Labyrinth (2) Drawing for the 2005 Facade Plan for the 2005 Queue Labyrinth The Completed Queue Labyrinth 2005 The New Facade Sign 2005 Kenneth & the Cannonball Inside the Queue Labyrinth (1) Inside the Queue Labyrinth (2) Queue Labyrinth: Night Garden Window Queue Labyrinth: New Introductions Queue Labyrinth: The New Tower Map Queue Labyrinth: Shadowfolk Sign The New Chamber of Orlochless Bulletinboard for Shadowfolk Queue Labyrinth: "Menu Minuit" Queue Labyrinth: Kenneth Paints Load Area Painting 1 - New 2006 Version (2) The New Crypt: Skelesisters & Keeper WARNING: The following image gallery may contain quite horrifying photo material. We recommend that young children should be accompanied by an adult when browsing through the images of "The Shadowfolk & Horrors of the Tower". The Shadowfolk & Horrors of the Tower Original photos and processed images of the Tower figures The White Widow 2000 (1) The White Widow 2000 (2) The White Widow 2003 Lair of the White Widow 2005 Skeletal Remains in the Lair The Chamber of Orlochless: The Coffin The Chamber of Orlochless 2004 The "Great Orlochless" 2005 The Fury of Orlochless (1) The Fury of Orlochless (2) The Old Dining Room Guard (1) The Old Dining Room Guard (2) Monstrous Monster Manipulation Monstrous Monster (& the White Widow) The Original Crypt 2000 (1) The Original Crypt 2000 (2) The Crypt 2001 (1) The Crypt 2001 (2) The Crypt 2001 (3) Creature in the Crypt Horrors of the Crypt Attack of a Crypt Creature The Hallway Web of Spindler The New Dining Room Table 2005 The Kitchen: Emo Arrives Emo in the Kitchen 2005 Keeper of the Shadows 2005 Keeper of the Shadows (Extra 1) Keeper of the Shadows (Extra 2) The Keeper and the Crypt Windows The Terrible Fate of Oka Salmivuori (1) The Terrible Fate of Oka Salmivuori (2) The Remains of Oka Salmivuori 2005 The Terrifying Redhead in the Web Something Familiar in the Web The Skeletons in the Dungeon (1) The Skeletons in the Dungeon (2) The Stretch-Rack Skeleton The Horrifying Face (1) The Horrifying Face (2) Emo - Pink Nightmare Emo - Blue Version The Kitchen Guillotine The Kitchen: Tower of Skulls The Kitchen: Barrel of Skulls The Kitchen Shelf and More Skulls The Kitchen: Emo & Edith 2004 The Most Horrifying Tower Creature The Tower People Original photos of Kenneth and his friends working - and having fun (!) - at & inside the Tower of Orlochless Ken at Work (2000) Ken's Original Costume (with Pia) "Live" Ghosts 2005 (with Sini & Pia) The Tired Live Ghosts of 2005 "Pia Jr" - The Doll and Ken Ken - Maintaining the Horrors # 1 Maintaining the Horrors # 2 Maintaining the Horrors # 3 Maintaining the Horrors # 4 Ken - Fun with a Torso (1) Ken - Fun with a Torso (2) A Real Ghost Photo ? (2000) The Tower Adventure Original drawings and processed images from the "Read-Along" storybook The Musiikkisatu Cover Image The Happy Family of Drakkis Drakkis Transforms into a Bat The Frustrated Uncle Orlochless Drakkis in Chains Little-Elsa's Decision Preparations for a Rescue Operation "Let's Save Drakkis" (The Map) The Fantastic FireFlub Left Out SpindleSpider & Volatilly Through the Wrong Door At the Night Garden TinyMonsters in the Dining Room TinyMonsters in the Kitchen The Monstrous Monster The Bug Tunnel TinyMonsters at the Dungeon Door Little-Sid at the Pit of Polypos The Rescue of Drakkis Through the Wrong Door Again Into the Crypt (Horror of the Crypt) The Bump into the Boxes Orlochless Appears The Fantastic FireFlub Saves the Day Into the Sunlight (The Tower Collapses) The Happy Ending The TinyMonster's Magic Carpet WARNING: The following image gallery contains VERY intense and/or obscene material with provocative situations. We STRONGLY recommend that young children should be accompanied by an adult when browsing the images of "The Orlochless Torture Chamber". The Orlochless Torture Chambers Original drawings, sketches and deleted tortures for the Tower dungeons The Book of Torture (as seen at the Queue) "I Keep My Eye On You" - Warning Sign "Prepared for Vandals" - Sketches The Tentacles of Polypos Drakkis in Chains - Original Drakkis in Chains - Cut & Paste Original The Torture Chamber - Censored Version The Torture Chamber - Original Vegemonster's Victim Mummification Victimization The Grill Tangled Up (SpindleSpider's Victim) Knife Flinging The Stretch-Rack The Wrench The Spikes of Death The Rat Torture The Worm Torture The Pit and the Pendulum The Torture Chambers Logo Image Drakkis in Chains (processed photo) ________________________________ T H E oO F F I C I A L The Tower Of Orlochless English Summary & Photo Gallery at the website of Kentsu Productions THE TOWER OF ORLOCHLESS (at Särkänniemi Adventure Park) all original art, names and characters © COPYRIGHT 1985-2009 Kentsu Productions Site design & maintenance by Kenneth Sundberg EXCLUSIVE PHOTOS f o r - t h i s - w e b s i t e Original photos by Pia Lindström Kenneth Sundberg OTHER PHOTOS Original photos by Markku Wiik Anuliina Savolainen Juha Puusaari ________________________________ The official website of Kentsu Productions © COPYRIGHT 2002-2009 Kentsu Productions Oy Ltd. With the exception of a few photographs, all material on this website is owned by Kenneth Sundberg and Kentsu Productions. This website presents and preserves the commercial artwork of Kenneth Sundberg. The views and opinions do not represent any of the other companies mentioned on this site. Kenneth Sundberg and Kentsu Productions are not affiliated to any of the other companies mentioned on this site. If You feel that some image or material whatsoever should not appear on this site, please CONTACT Kenneth Sundberg so that we can quickly resolve the problem.