Screenshot / Wild One
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19-March 17
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Wild One was originally designed and built by John Miller in the 1926 at Lincoln Park in Pennsylvania. When Lincoln Park was nearing its end in the mid 80s, the ride was sold and re-located, then re-constructed by Dinn Corp for the 1987 season. Upon its original opening, it was one of the tallest roller coasters in the world with a height 96ft, and one of the fastest with a 56mph top speed. Now over 90 years old, Wild One is still thrilling riders despite numerous modifications and changes in scenery over the years.
Also featured is Voodoo, a 2nd generation Intamin freefall built in 1998, along with Flying Carousel a Zamperla Swinger added in 1997. -
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correct formula for realistic fence height:
peep height - building height + path width x transfer-track length
It's just so Caiman.
Fixed that For Ya
Oh he had it right the first time. I looks nearly identical! Cripes!
I really like this! Gives me the feel of a traditional park.
If I could suggest this, maybe just a bit more foliage? Other than that, it's gorgeous!
SG
As someone who grew up going to SFA a lot, this is pretty close to exact, which is why it sucks. IMO it has nothing to do with you but the fact that SFA is a terrible park besides the decent collection of coasters it has. If you want to use SFA as inspiration, you really need to embellish the hell out of the area to make it look good. I'm actually somewhat working on a park inspired by SFA and just everything about SFA in real life says "I suck at theming. I have no foliage. Or cool station designs." Also, I think the roof cover for the tower queue needs to be more rounded.
it seems like something i missing