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[ride_exchanger]

SMALL UPDATE:

[Buckeye Becky]

Nice job!

Whats with all the red hats?

[Eh!Steve!]

If they all had purple shirts, it would look like a Red Hat Ladies convention or something is going on.

[Rct2123]

^lol

I can see you all are really big on themeing around here. Looks like I am going to need a lot of work before I can do what you all are doing. Looks fantastic by the way.

Edited by Rct2123, 13 December 2006 - 07:14 PM.

[ride_exchanger]

UPDATE:

Here you can see the left half of Greenwich Café (the building with the dome), the right half of it is a mirror image across an open path with a fountain inbetween the 2 halves. The red building just has a couple bathrooms in it. And behind, you can see the 4th inversion of this parks' B&M Invert



P.S.
Ive changed the hats for sale to Brown

[ride_exchanger]

Here we see the station of Thunder Eagle, the B&M Invert in this park:

[Buckeye Becky]

P.S.
Ive changed the hats for sale to Brown

Well...I like red better

On last pic, I love the architecture but it doesn't look like a coaster station ?? I guess if all the architecture is similar, which it looks like it is, it will work.

Lovely

[ride_exchanger]

Thanks for the comment Becky.


I've decided on the theme for the 3rd and final section of the park - Western! (one of my favs) The tentative title of the section is "Boot Hill", and the more definitive title of the first main attraction of the section is "Roughrider", a GCI wooden coaster:



...that SS is zoomed out 1 "notch", so it might be a little "grainy"...
...and here is an updated overall shot of the park:

[rabbit2002]

I like the layout of that Wooden Coaster, the whole area is nice themed!

Great work!

[**cjman**]

wow....nice coaster on boot hill (like the name boot hill).
I REALLY like your park for two reasons (and if you submit it for VP, I will DEFINITELY download it (even if you don't))

1. I used to live in Texas, so I like your western area!! (Btw, Boot Hill is genius...sounds like it came right out of the stock yards)

2. Your colonial style section of the park is very good, and I can say that because I live near historic Fredericksburg (VA) and there's a lot of historic and colonial buildings there. Some even have cannonballs
lodged in their rooves from the civil war!!! (I'm not pulling your leg...it's true....)

The only comment I have is that the architecture looks a little...scattered in the land of Cimmeria...it seems like your other two sections are really strong in terms of theming, but that one part is kind of bringing the whole park down...unless you're still not finished with that section yet.

overall-nice park
(wish mine was coming along this fast.... ...ahh, there's no time in a teenager's life anymore, is there?)