ECZenith

Hmmm, you learn something new everyday. I've always wanted to try out Valhalla... being a dark ride fanboy.

In Amsterdam, that would get you about 4 decent "slores" plus enough money left over to buy something to make you forget it ever happened.

More Riptide stuff... Crews work relentlessly through the night to get East Pier ready for opening. The station and the first signs of theming. Riptide ends with an upward helix over a whirpool. Riptide's unique cascade turn. The transfer track and maintenance building.

Awww, I would have been in if we could use the extended track, way more options for elements.

So today I've done a few things on the Northshore project... *Added the final details to Crazy Crab including the reflecting pool, rockwork and some interior effects. *Added rides to East Pier Amusements. *Constructed B&M floorless coaster: Riptide for inner (unnamed) theme park. So it's not themed yet, so what? More updates soon! Zero-G homies... and then it's under the boardwalk. Back to that B&M we were talking about... Riptide stands about 155' tall and sports 5 inversions and plenty of airtime. Here is a train in the signature Storm Surge element out over the chilly New England waters. East Pier Amusements will be contracted with Chance Rides. What's that over there? Some work has been done to Crazy Crab.

Give Tatsu a tunnel for the element between the horseshoe and the overbanked turn, would just make it that much sweeter.

Oh geez... somebody ripped off my Universal Studios park too, so I guess I should take it as a compliment.

The Great Nor Easter at Wildwood, NJ.

I started another park so I could work on my buildings. Once I get a little bit done with "The Northshore Resort" I'll jump back over to this one.

Here's some screens from my newest project: The Northshore Resort. This park will be themed and located on a New England beach landscape and contain several unaffiliated theme parks, an aquarium, a boardwalk, shops, hotels and waterpark attractions. I started this project basically as training on how I can make my buildings look more interesting, and here's what we have so far... "Under the boardwalk..." Thanks for checking out the screens, more to come soon. The beginnings of a tram system to transport guests to the many different parks and attractions. Freedom! The double-down through the coral reef. Once out of the plant building, cars must dodge and spin through some fun obstacles, like these sharp shells. A look at the "mouse" section of Crazy Crab. After the enclosed lift hill, the crab cars dip outside for a few pops of air before entering the plant again. I took a quick screen of the layout before adding the roof. "The Crazy Crab" is located on The Boardwalk theme park park. It is an enclosed crazy mouse type coaster themed to a crab's daring escape from a seafood plant and back to the sea... The Boardwalk and The Giant Wheel. A look at the resort, from afar as "construction" begins.

Oh man, that bunny hop over and in front of the entry plaza looks sharp! Can't wait to see the finished product!

I remember hearing about this project years ago. What an amazing thing it would be to have a revitalized Coney Island! Hopefully we see some actual physical progress on this plan.

That's interesting how the full-scale model had more of an Intamin style track design than the current suspended coaster we know today. Too bad we never got a corkscrew on one of these babies.

Wow, that will look great if it looks anything like the concept art. I like the recent Cedar Fair-theming phase!

Hehehe, now if it had wandered into a Wal Mart... it probably would have been shot within 5 minutes.

Ahh, the new trailer didn't show Vemom, oh well... lot's of other cool things if you haven't seen it already... http://www.ifilm.com/presents/spiderman3

Just got mine an hour or so ago. I AM IMPRESSED. The graphics are great and gameplay has been prime so far, definately reccomended...

Let's hear some reviews people! I haven't been able to get my copy yet.

Oooo, I like the turnaround, very unique.

Yeah, I don't own a Dreamcast but I loved it through its short lifespan. Knights was awesome and DC also premiered Sonic Adventure which is still one of my favorite games to this day. I remember many people discovered that you could download and burn games rather easily for DC from any computer which definately contributed to its downfall. Was definately a great system, Sega CD was good too!

Wow, ressurected from the dead! ^^ I actually like ARM Towers... thanks for clearning that up, even if it was a few months ago.

The track was rumored to be heading towards Florida, everyone thought it was for an IOA project. Who knows if it was even for real.

Bitchin! I only saw them once and didn't know what to expect, but it was great! Looking forward to hopefully seeing them next time I'm in Orlando in (eeep.... October 07 )

I'm definately not giving up on the project. I was just playing RCT3 yesterday, working on a boardwalk themed park, and I may jump back into USE tonight. My next project will basically be redoing ALL of the buildings because let's face it, they look like crap. Thanks for complimenting the Carnage coaster, I think it came out excellent.

Wow, nice buildings!