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screen_2254 Centurion & Delta Flyer

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  • Comment System%s's Photo
    United Kingdom Comment System Offline
    comment below
    posted 9 years ago
  • nin%s's Photo
    United States nin Offline
    A little heavy on the 2x2 oak trees but still really nice. I like the chairlift going over the area, and that building at the bottom of the screen is still dope.
    posted 9 years ago
  • Maxwell%s's Photo
    United States Maxwell Offline

    This is great, especially those buildings that nin mentioned! Really impressed with how fast you're building man, keep it up!

    posted 9 years ago
  • geewhzz%s's Photo
    United States geewhzz Offline
    This is great, but the bottom of the screen looks a lot better than the top of the screen.
    posted 9 years ago
  • navalin%s's Photo
    United States navalin Offline

    B&M floorless? That should be an interlocking corkscrew turnaround. Rest looks great. I love the chairlift poles.

    posted 9 years ago
  • Austin55%s's Photo
    United States Austin55 Offline

    Yea it kinda feels like there is to much foliage in places. 

    posted 9 years ago
  • Ling%s's Photo
    United States Ling Offline

    I don't like the idea of a coaster running through a staff area like that. It's not great for the riders to look at and it would be an enormous nuisance for the employees. Might be better to flip the current corkscrew to a left-transition instead and then have an interlocking corkscrew going back with the track up over the water instead of over the concrete.

    posted 9 years ago
  • Coasterbill%s's Photo
    United States Coasterbill Offline

    Excellent!

    posted 9 years ago
  • Jappy%s's Photo
    Belgium Jappy Offline

    I'm very much looking forward to this!

    posted 9 years ago
  • SlayMeGaga%s's Photo
    United States SlayMeGaga Offline

    I really like this tbh. I also love that fricking basketball game in the corner. The coaster looks nice to.

    posted 9 years ago
  • Louis!%s's Photo
    United Kingdom Louis! Offline


    B&M floorless? That should be an interlocking corkscrew turnaround.

    Not necessarily. Plus, this is a stand up converted to floorless, so putting interlocking corkscrews would be unrealistic.

     


    I don't like the idea of a coaster running through a staff area like that.

     

    This. It's totally unusual.

    posted 9 years ago
  • navalin%s's Photo
    United States navalin Offline

    Not necessarily. Plus, this is a stand up converted to floorless, so putting interlocking corkscrews would be unrealistic.


    Ah, missed the conversion part. I'd at least flip the corkscrew over the track, just seems too open to me.
    posted 9 years ago
  • Lagom%s's Photo
    Sweden Lagom Offline

    I love that café/restaurant next to the water. Good stuff.

    posted 9 years ago
  • alex%s's Photo
    Netherlands alex Offline

    Cool stuff, you're works getting much livelier! My main issue is the buildings on the right look a bit squat. They're out of proportion with the restaurant/terrace on the other side.

    posted 9 years ago
  • Stoksy%s's Photo
    Australia Stoksy Offline

    Agree with all the above comments.

    posted 9 years ago
  • G Force%s's Photo
    United States G Force Offline


    Yea it kinda feels like there is to much foliage in places. 

     

    This is meant to be the oldest area of the park, hence all the larger trees and such.  But I do see your point, especially in the more open areas.

     


    I don't like the idea of a coaster running through a staff area like that. It's not great for the riders to look at and it would be an enormous nuisance for the employees.

     

     

    Yea, I knew this was going to be an issue.  Mostly due to bad planning on my part and not fixing it as soon as I saw the issue.  Also because the people I was talking to at the time I was building this said it wasn't a big deal.  Perhaps I could modify the backstage area so it doesn't interfere with the coaster too much, because I dont think I'm going to completely re-design the area just to fix an issue like this.

     

    The layout is based off of Vortex at Great America in California, hence the simplicity and oddity.  Sure its not exactly the same, but I wasn't really going to an exact recreation of the layout either.

     


    Cool stuff, you're works getting much livelier! My main issue is the buildings on the right look a bit squat. They're out of proportion with the restaurant/terrace on the other side.

     

    I'll look into changing this, definitely seems a little out of scale now that you bring this up.

     

    Thanks everyone for your comments and suggestions. 

    posted 9 years ago
  • Cocoa%s's Photo
    Australia Cocoa Offline
    That's really good work. I love how the coaster follows around the lake like that
    posted 9 years ago
  • RCT2day%s's Photo
    United States RCT2day Offline

    Phenomenal.  H2H has made you into a great player.

    posted 9 years ago
  • Steve%s's Photo
    United States Steve Offline
    Great work. I'd make both the rails and spine of the coaster yellow, then make its supports the same blue as the chairlift supports. Then make the chairlift supports a more muted blue or just a different color altogether -- maybe the dull green or dull red.
    posted 9 years ago
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    New for 2015! Centurion, Westwinds first Floorless coaster.




    Much like Mantis at Westwinds sister park, Cedar Point, Centurion (formerly Vortex) underwent a conversion from a Stand-Up coaster to a Floorless coaster for the 2015 season.



    Park is about 40-45% complete, aiming to have it done by the end of the year. Although, it with classes starting back up next week, I have no idea how much I will be able to work on this in the future.

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