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[citytrader]

Here is a shot of the queue, looking past the Dinosaur display, at the new "Revolutionary Inventors" ride. Guests are thrilled by an interactive history of the many famous Industrial Revolution figures prominently depicted around Enterprise, including Thomas Alva Edison, Henry Ford, and the Wright Brothers.



Here's a random shot of the 20,000 Leagues display, looking toward the carousel from Toby Tyler;



Here's a closeup of the 20,000 Leagues display;



The restaurant;



More to come...

[**cjman**]

All I can say is keep it up...this is looking really great.

[coastercrazy]

Awesome job, no complaints at all. I really like the interior of the building.

Keep it up!

/CC

[dcornel]

I've run out of words.

[ride_exchanger]

Wow, that looks just like a real restaurant I was in a few years ago, mainly cause of the columns, which you have used perfectly here.

[gavt1976]

Nice park and great in detail, i really like what you have done to it.

[citytrader]

Thanks, guys!

Sorry for the lack of updates, but I am waiting on some new CS to be released.

What is an Industrial Revolution without Industry???

[wabigbear]

Sounds like your industry needs better workers!

[Sambo]

...or at least more 'Industrious' ones.

[citytrader]

Besides the Indian Village, Main Street, and the Industrial Revolution areas of Disney's America, the newest area to be unveiled is "Victory Field", a homage to the brave men and women who served America during the Second World War.

Victory Field is laid out like an Army Air Corp base, with parachute training, bomber simulations, a propaganda machine ride through, and several other Air themed attractions. The highlight of the entire area will be the impressive "Dogfight" dueling coasters that will weave, dive, and strafe through an abandoned European village.

Here is a sneak preview of Disney's America Victory Field;



This is the Conning Tower for the Airfield. It houses an Information booth and a couple of shops. Hopefully, you noticed some new CS in this preview!

"Victory Through Air Power" was a cartoon designed by Walt Disney. He read the book by Alexander P. de Seversky and felt that its message was so important that he personally financed the animated production. The film was primarily created to express Seversky’s theories to government officials and the public.

For the first time since the War, the public can enjoy this historical film at Disney's America Victory Field;



Several hangers and historic planes adorn the tarmac;



More to come...