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That is pretty cool. The end was really funny

Because a credit is always something worth ridking your life for, right? The answer to that question is a resounding YES

Flying coaster inline twists are definatly not inversions. Pretzel loops on B&M flyers and vertical loops on Vekoma flyers are inversions though, because during the element your body is turned upside down. Your body is not turned upside down on flying coaster inline twists, corkscrews, or zero-g rolls.

Well look at that, an update. Nothing to see here, go look at the pictures Bright blue, Arrow track. Since Hoosac Tunnel is black, and complete already, this is for Nor'Easter... Like you couldn't figure that our yourself. The most exciting thing was when we where leaving. Inside the future transfer track. Vertical construction! (But it's not THAT exciting, becuase it is just the transfer track). Footers once again. Another footer shot. The footers on the ocean side of the pathway are complete now. The coaster construction site. I managed to find out that the coaster will be named "Nor'Easter". Capitol Plaza from the air. The building for The Midnight Ride was completed, but I couldn't go in because work on the scenary is still going on. Cool shot of the Old State House replica.

There is a support going right through the turn just before the loop on Revolution. Also, where do I put the signs package? I'm assuming the my pictures folder, but...

Expedition Ge Force

Looks great, probably the best re-creation I have seen of a Vekoma Flying Dutchman. I like how you used the theme from Libertyland's old Arrow Corkscrew too. I can't wait to download this park EDIT: CoasterDude, do you mean Catfish Cove?

Mean Streak, Miner Mike

American Eagle

One of the three John Allen junior coasters a the former paramount parks (sorry, I don't know the exact names of them)

It is the Cyclone from Rocky Point.

Dragon Khan, Medusa West, and Kraken atleast have straight drops. Anyway, cool update. I espiecally loved when Steve decided to crash a wedding EDIT: I just watched the Superman POV, and wow, it looks awesome. Very big and very fast. And did the airtime hill before the corkscrews have any ejector air? it looked like it was taken fast enough to have some.

I would almost definatly subscribe to a TPR magazine if there ever was one.

Racer

I can't wait to see more of this! That Zero-G looks awesome

Standard sit down.

There is one park with a coaster in Prince Edward Island, and that is Sandspit Cavendish Beach. They have a Schwarzkopf Wildcat and a couple small flat rides.

I'm sorry, but that coaster layout is unrealistic. You shouldn't have such tight turns right after large elements while you still have plenty of speed like that. And you should try and prevent track from touching the ground at all times.

I'm sorry, but neither of them were very good. I didn't like the tunnels on Heartspeed, and the turn right after the launch seemed too small. Xpload was better, but short and nothing special at all. I did like the wait to launch though. Reminded me of Dragster.

About 3.5 years ago, when I tried a sip of wine while on vacation in Canada. I hated, and doubt I will ever drink an alcholic beverage again. When was the last time you eat something in the middle of the night?

Shivering Timbers, Sky Princess, Timber Terror. Those all the ones I can think of, unless Double Out & Backs count.

Rock N Rollercoaster

It has potential if you have the skill to make it happen. But it needs more terraforming and trees if you want it to look like SDC or Dollywood. And for a park like this, Vodhin's Vermont set is pretty much a must.

Did anyone watch the Sony conference? If so, was it any good?

I watched the Nintendo conference. It was pretty cool, and they announced a new Mario Kart game for the Wii, which is destined to become extremly awesome, probably even better than MKDS. You can see a transcript of the event here: http://www.gamespot.com/news/6174021.html?action=convert&om_clk=latestnews&tag=latestnews;title;0