Screenshot / Gold Thing

18-August 21

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posted 4 years ago
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RaunchyRussell Offline

Those supports are really well done, as well as the area as a whole. Those stacked train cars work well.
posted 4 years ago
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ottersalad Offline

These round NCSO theaters are popping up everywhere! Still cool though. Not sure you need box supports along the entire layout. Don’t arrow loopers use single support beams/posts later in the layout?
posted 4 years ago
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Xtreme97 Fan Online

Nice supports for the turnaround, I quite like the diagonal path alongside the lift too.
posted 4 years ago
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In:Cities Offline

Easily one of my favorite "newer" builders. Can't wait to see more from you!
posted 4 years ago
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Ulvenwood Offline

@otter I have to say I was inspired by the SG theatre here. Did try to give it my own twist using the traincars for walls. I agree on the supports, in hindsight I think default supports would have been just fine later in the layout.

@In:Cities thank you. That means a lot coming from you.
posted 3 years ago
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Liampie Offline

Messy but consistent latticework is always cool. Also like how you put this monstrocity in the middle of the area! Good screen.

Two thoughts:

- unbank the 225 degree turn at the top of the lift. Most pre-drop stuff has very little banking because the train's speed is slow

- considering adding some trees. Doesn't have to be a forest, but a tree here and there can help break up the area into smaller spaces.
posted 3 years ago
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spacek531 Offline

The banked post-lift is based on this, probably

There's also a number of trees, they're between the path and ride zone. They look like they're all rotated the same way even though they aren't, so they blend in pretty easily - a few different trees would probably help with this.
posted 3 years ago
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Liampie Offline

That's a turn with a much tighter radius though.

Corsican pine is the perfect tree here.
posted 3 years ago
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zackrctgame1999 Fan Offline

What kind of Custom supports did you use?
posted 3 years ago
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Liampie Offline

The ones that you see. Do you want a list of .dat names? Bumping old screens are fine but this is borderline spam.
posted 3 years ago
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zackrctgame1999 Fan Offline

The ones that you see. Do you want a list of .dat names?

Yes.
posted 3 years ago
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spacek531 Offline

Yes.

There's no custom objects in this screen. You can find the objects in the default tabs.
posted 3 years ago
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