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Thanks guys. I hope everyone realises it's a recreation haha. Just something I'm doing to pass the time in between H2H shifts


And you got it RCTMASTA. The layout is bloody difficult.

Ultimate is such big yet boring woody.Screen looks pretty accurate from what i remember

Technically, it's a steel coaster. It just looks wooden because of the supports, like the redesigned Texas Giant.

Alright, when I meant doing a park with those certain objects is a challenge is because of the need to improvise to gain a certain effect.

Like, for example, using ladders as balcony supports



Or using graveyard monuments as domes.



(I tried to show as little as possible with these screes, so you know.)

If this is something you're really interested, I would encourage you to try playing some LL too. I think it will be right down your alley. Plus, we could really use some more LL around these parts.

Best work yet Trav, I'm really impressed.

Trav, that's some freaking good stuff. Good thing you have got time and inspiration in between shifts, 'cause this is worth it every bit. Some of your most enjoyable work, great detail and effective use of objects!



@Shotguns: Even though I like your solutions in some cases (those ladder balcony supports are magnificent for example) I think you should take into account that it should be a means rather than a goal. There's no speed difference between working with standard quarter tile roofs or grave monument roofs. If any, the monuments cost you more time because of the need to make them work with their environment. Nothing wrong with playing that style and making the choices you do, but I'd love to see what you're worth in a post-2010 bench for a change, even if it'd only be something small. Happen to be planning to do something like that, or just not your thing? (which would be a shame really)

I went through this process myself recently. I cannot build on the H2H6 bench for the life of me. It feels like 90% details and 10% actual usable objects. So I found a comfort zone around the old modified PT3 benches. Might work my way up in the future, but for now I just can't wrap my head around how to use the pieces.

That said, I very much agree with disneylandian, try LL. You're practically building LL in RCT2 as it is, and I think the atmosphere will perhaps work better if you just embrace it completely.

here are some beautiful new pictures of my current project,
In the 2nd image is a black hole, can someone fix it for me? (PM me)
Tips and tricks are welcome!


You can see the station from the wooden roller coaster and a photo stand.


Black hole in the middle of the ice.

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I like the adventure-ish tower part of the Blue coaster's station. Other than that, kinda boring for me. Can't help you with the black hole problem, sorry.

Those screens have so much more feeling than anything in pinehills.

finaly someone thinks the same like me! !!

I like the woodie's station, but it seems to have no queue? I really like the colors of the foliage, but the bamboo does not fit at all. Also, the supports on that blue coaster seem to be doubled-up somehow? I'm not sure what effect you were going for there, it makes them look lopsided. Other structures look really good.

I love how you build everything on such a smaller scale. Its weird, but I like it.

Its not much.

Very nice.

Nicely exicuted

executed*