Park / Kvasten
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21-March 15
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Tried some new things I havn't done before like the coaster supports, enjoyed trying out these things, almost died trying tho and gave up, but here it is.
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I found some cso here
It's very clean and well organised.
This is really cool.
Uh, for the tags I think this would be considered a B&M invert, not a flyer, but nevertheless there are some really cool elements in this submission.
The support structures for this are really clever especially the zero-g over the river, and the corkscrew over the lift support. I think my overall favorite thing in this is probably the diner in front of the bridge with a side-friction overhang on it! Oh, and that scenic walkway that goes under the lift is really nice and quaint!
Fun bit of support interaction with the corkscrew, and clever solutions for the transfer track and the car ride walkway out of the station.
The Diner and the bridge are also pretty cool.
I really like it. What's interesting is that you've got a cso bench with the resources to make custom supports and detailed architecture but you've chosen to use some LL tropes such as track supports and land architecture. Then you have some ncso style buildings going on with wooden pole trims. It's an unusual mix but it's great for that reason I think. Nice landscape by ITM too!
Somehow it all works and I really like it.
I should give myself 1% for that
I don't think this is quite design worthy, but it's really interesting. Parts are pretty good, but a lot of things got repetitive, and the whole area seemed disconnected.
there is actually some pretty good stuff here. if you went back in and really filled in the map more so it felt completed I'd definitely want it to get design. as is, its a bit bare. but there are some really lovely bits throughout!
why is this tagged NCSO?
Because a lot of it is NCSO I guess. Just like when a small part of a park has a Japanese theme, it still can have the 'Japan' tag.