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I had to cut an entire tree to see this, a well hidden eating place, I just love the entrance.
An arrow showing were to go for the informations.. genious.
I's one thing to do a custom bathroom, but to separate the etrances for men and women! Also notice the high ventilation 'windows'.
A not working slide, but still he gives thought the waterflow!
How brilliant! A working slide that goes down, and then back up again through a golftrack!
Really liked this wavemakers, how you took care for safety fences, and even created the waves!
No clue what it is, but I like it anyway. But ehm, what is it? An almost erupting vulcano or something
Park maps. Spread out over the park, love how you did them using the info sign.
A countdown for the big drop, done on both of them.
Still exploring the park and finding new things
Edited by Akasha, 21 March 2006 - 02:58 PM.
ps:- the woodies length is fine, if anything, i reckon woodies in rct2 are always depicted to be too long in comparison to those in real life anyway. And again... congrats on the win!
*mugs phatage in the street to get $100, then realises that $'s are useless in my country anyway*
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Alot of nice entries to look at for the past few weeks.
Havn't really had a chance to comment on all the entries yet.... But just as an overall,they were all very nice and well done do actually entering everyone.
I look foward to the next competition.
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One of the most brillant subtle ideas. If yall look closer at the lazy river he has little whirlpools that are volcanic motion thingies that move the water in a certain way to keep the lazy river on track. I thought it was an awesome little touch to actually have the volcanic tube come out on the side of the map. Best park ever.
Oh yeah, and thanks Fatha for changing my member title. I'm pretty sure it was you.
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I think the overall constricted layout made it seem that way. You had a lot of steep turning double direction segments that seemed a little awkward the way you made it, and that might have been what contributed to it.
Although in retrospect, it actually looks a bit more like Twisted Sisters, so oh well.
Done in SF WoE... by Phatage.
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Busch Gardens Sydney
I absolutely adore this park. Sure it was a bit cramped and it was hard to come to terms with that especially because my own style is very laid out neatly. But the people who complain about this park being cramped are just too lazy to do the work that requires you to find all of the gems hidden in this park. The park sets out exactly what it is to do and with the space that it had, did it exceptionally well.
(Some of these might have been mentioned already, but like I said most of the pics from older parks are totally dead.)
Onwards to the shots:
I love the use of land blocks here as tents.....it compliments the perfectly executed atmosphere. Also notice the blocks built over the log flume to add realism, and the bobsled piping under it.
As if the perfectly executed Intamin transfer track wasn't enough....sloped magnetic brakes were added.
I believe most people overlooked this back when PT2 was going on. Notice how the launch track has the "groove" for added realism where the catch car would slide to attach and launch the train. Simply done by adding the cable lift and then taking it out to keep the affect it has on the track behind it. The only downside to this is the fact that using the Intamin Tri-Track makes for a not so pretty merge with the Impulse track below it. But it just works perfectly in this screen due to the crowded section of the park, it's hardly noticeable.
Just an ordinary brake run right? If the extended spine wasn't enough....take a real close look here......what is that? Hacked on diagonal brakes for added realism?
Removing the track indicates it is....simply amazing...a hack nobody would ever notice, but it's added just for the sake of realism.
This inverted coaster might be the best layout I have ever seen in RCT2....and the atmosphere and interaction between rides is incredible......this is just pure gold with the placement of the course of Denali and the Intamin rapids ride...the lift goes directly up the center of the batwing. Perfectly supported, with the extended spine for realism, and a water pump dropping water on the rapids ride.
Great use of hacking on the roller-soaker track for added realism. It's just incredible that you took the time to do this especially when you were under a time restraint as it is....and yes, this is VERY tedious to do. But what I couldn't figure out is...what is with the orange water on the edge of the map? Clarification please?
I love the use of land blocks here....it is just a very creative idea that adds so much to the atmosphere.
This is simply beautiful to look at. The foilage on top adds so much here....it reminds me of my favorite hideaway at my home park Six Flags STL.
If the hacked chain return isn't enough (very tedious) there are signs all over the coaster that stick out so the riders can read them.
I just love the use of giga track to give off a curved atmosphere of the intersection between sections. It just makes the signs come together perfectly.
I don't know why, but I just love the train roaring over the entrance to the area. Must add so much to the guests experience.
And this isn't all there is in this park...there is so much and the sections were pulled off extremely well. The Hurricane memorial that the train rides by, all of the wonderful flat rides, the hub less ferris wheel (Did you get inspiration from the La Qua one?), and the water park all in that tiny map. Truly one of my favorite parks ever.
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Eh, while we're at it, I may as well post the review I wrote and never posted from nearly a year ago. I don't feel like doing any editing, so I'm posting it as-is. Also, I never got around to reviewing the western area, but I'll say that I loved the multicolored canyon walls.
Anyways, the park was great. If I was to make a list of all my favorite Rct parks (ignoring size restrictions), this would be one of my very favorites.