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[Golo]

Hi there!

 

So, first of all i'm new around here, as this is my first post. Doenst feel like that, been following this site and forums for years actually, but never took time to make an account.

Did now! Been playing RCT 1 & 2 from its first release from time to time. From not playing a year, to playing night and day, aaaand started playing recently again.

Still having fun at this incredible and awesome game and wanted to share the park im working on for a while now with you guys; 

 

Kings Kape

 

Kings Kape is an extra large rct2 theme park which is at about 75% of its completion. 

The park is build on a big island with 2 mountains and a river flowing and is divided in about 10 different themes across the park. 

 

Finished area's;

• Entrance
• Diamond City
• Boulevard Beach
• Kings Castle
• Jangala Hill
• Dark Sun Bay

Areas in progress;

• Mountain Legends
• Wastelands 
• ... unknown theme 1
• ... unknown theme 2

In this topic, that i'm gonna try to update on a regulare base, i will be posting theme area's,  top rides and coasters, scenery, buildings, work in progress and much more.

Dont expect to much haha. I'm not an expert and not at a level like i see at the "pro's" around this forums. 

Also my english isnt always that great, excuse me for that. Suggestions and questions are also always very welcome. Anyhow, i hope you will enjoy my Kings Kape.

 

You can expect update 1 later today!

 

- Golo

[Golo]

So, update 1!

 

Welcome. Uploaded some screens to lead you guys to the park sofar. Here you see the Main Entrance.

 

 

Buy your tickets here, check out the park maps, take a swing in the 'Kings Carousel', or buy a drink or snack. This is were guest start the adventure. 

Take a left to go to Diamond City, the place where its all about earths treasures: Try finding gold, silver, diamonds and many more trough some awesome rides!

Or you can take a right;

 

 

The Forgotten Forest leads you to the Boulevard Beach. 

The 'forest' is a quiet shortcut and for guest who preffer an easy ride, there is an oldtimer ride: "Remember '54". A great starter for the day.

For the people who want a bit more adventure, its just a little walk to the first coaster: "Beasty Bluebirds";

 

 

Just before the long beachy boulevard, this wooden virginia rail with the rotating cups is not only pretty intense, but also gives an awesome view over the boulevard. 

Dont get to nausea here, cause we still got a lot to do!

 

 

So far for update 1. For the next update we can take a look at the Boulevard Beach, or we can check out Diamond City. Anyone? 

Again; questions, suggestions, critiques and tips are very welcome! Thanks.

 

- Golo

 

(ps: need a little help; how can i edit previous posts or the topic title?)

[Sambo]

Liking the pictures...waiting for more.
 
As for editing previous posts - There should be down in the lower right corner of your post the MultiQuote and Quote buttons. Just to the left of the MultiQuote is the edit button... it is grayed out a bit until you roll over the area.
 

 

If you cannot find it or it will not let you edit - let me know.

As for the topic title - PM me and I will change it for you.     

 

[Golo]

Update 2: Boulevard Beach. An overview:

 

 

 

The Boulevard Beach covers almost the entire south-east side of the park. Some easy rides, food and drink stalls, colorthemed gardens and a beautifull ocean view make it worth the relaxing walk along the beach.

 

 

The attractions you can find on the boulevard are very relaxing: Trams, a Ferris Wheel and a Childrens Slide. 'The Cloud 9 Tour', a chairlift on the end of the boulevard, is not yet in use. In the future it will take guests directly high into the mountains.

 

 

Thanks for watching. Next update: Diamond City!

 

- Golo

[vip71]

Looks really good so far, Looking forward to seeing more as you finish it.

[beginner2]

Looks great. Loving that big wooden coaster there.

[Golo]

First of all; thanks for the comments!

 

That wooden coaster is...

...actually two big woodies dualling in the heart of the park: 'Order of the King' versus 'Chaos of the Kape' !

More about those 2 badass coasters later when we head to the Kings Castle!

 

For now: Diamond City!

Diamond City is not only the place to be for fortune seekers, but also for thrill seekers! check it out:

 

 

In the overview you can see the steam train 'Diamond Rush' going to this part of the park to drop off the guests at their favorite rides.

Except for the easy submarine ride 'Atlantis Treasure Hunt', guests can enjoy the pirate ship 'Red Ruby Ride', the enterprise 'Wheel of Fortune' or the 'Sapphire Spinners', a heavy topspin.

 

 

The center point of Diamond City is the river of liquid gold running over a fly-over, looking like the gold is pumped up out of the ground by the reverse free fall coaster 'Black Gold'. 

Besides the gold, you can find oil, silver, rubys and lots of other treasures lying around here!

 

 

Around all of that there is the spectaculair mine train coaster 'Silver Mountain', crawling through Diamond City like an dark wooden snake of joy.

The 'Silver Mountain' ride is the first and oldest coaster in 'Kings Kape' and labeled legendary by guests. 

 

 

Up north-east are 'Jangala Hill' and the 'Kings Castle'. A Jungle themed part where the steel beast 'Janama Fire' hunts and a medieval themed part of the park, where guests can battle each other in two giant wooden coasters.

 

More in the next update! Thanks for viewing and commenting.

 

- Golo