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I'm starting to like the theme of Nickelodeon Universe. People said it would not have a good atmosphere, but IMO it looks nice. I'm surprised they actually are paying homage to Rugrats! (The Reptar themed Bumper Car.) That show is what, 16 years old?

^ Assuming they will do only one Coaster Expedition a year (with an occasional two a year) , it will be around Coaster Expedition Volume 55. Montu - one of the most amazing vintage, nearing antique B&M creations ever.

^Ok, my family is kind of a trekkie family (my dad has the every Next Generation episode on DVD) but we aren't that bad.

There will not be any pictures of the reconstruction - because I am scouring the internet for all the pictures of the park I uploaded, saving them, printing them (so I can see a larger version) and recreating all six buildings and the two rides, piece by piece. So far, two of the buildings have been finished. No reconstruction photos because they are of the same buildings. Once the other four buildings are completed, and the two rides, I will start posting updates. I have concepts for a Dueling LIM Shuttle Coaster and possibly an underground waterpark, but the waterpark will wait until I get a RAM upgrade. The park has been officially named Adventure Gardens, and the Boosting B&M Stand Up has been named Blue Thunder.

There are two reasons as to why I haven't worked on this park for so long: 1: My hard drive had to be wiped, and I lost the file during the transfer process - months of work was lost. Luckily, I took extensive screenshots, and so far two of the buildings had been reconstructed. (The Entrance was saved.) 2: For some reason, the game quits half the time I try to start it up. I'm surprised that people still remember this park. I do still have the file, though. I think I'll start working on it again, now that someone actually remembers it.

I think someone should make a new version for the modern day amusement park - but obviously it would be a family ride. Speaking of which, I have known about this ride for several years.

I have a question: Some people on coasterfuel had pointed out that this ride could be panful if the G's were pulled at a constant rate. (Being essentially pushed into the restraints as you are spinning.) But since it probably won't spin more than a Maurer Söhne Spinner (about 30 RPM for Whirlwind at Seabreeze) and it will have multiple directional changes - albeit with G forces going around 5 (a few times during the ride - not lasting more than half a second or so) - does anyone have additional insight with that information in mind?

Last night - this restaurant called the Retreat - in Liverpool, NY about 10 minutes from home. I had a Mushroom Swiss Burger. It was good. When was the last time you got a really drunk? (If you did something stupid, please, do tell! .)

If you mean the hill right before the loop - it should be simple. Make the hill shorter and of an angle not as steep. But if you do have to use a trim, add in a small boost as soon as possible to gain the speed back up.

^ In comparison to the whole park, yes. In comparison to the whole map, no. What I mean regarding the trees is that, (specifically near the upper left hand area of your Invert in your latest screenshot) it is a little too much of the same one or two trees. You should give them about the same amount of variety as your Tivoli Coaster. The park is still good, though.

^ 2008 or 2009?

It's about time someone makes an original yet realistic ride. I am very impressed! I just wish the second lift hill's drop was a few degrees steeper. Otherwise, I think it's amazing!

^ August 2007 - SFNE. (It almost made it into my top 10 - yes I was very baffled at how good it was.) When was the last time you felt like you were crapping a Pineapple?

^ I know I'm just 14. I FULLY realize that becoming an amusement ride designer will be extremely challenging - I don't expect the Shuriken Coaster to make its debut for AT LEAST 20 years. Hopefully the fact that I can make the Shuriken Coaster in this large amount of detail at only the age of 14 should at least signal some sort of skill. (I plan on starting my own company.)

I have two problems: (Minor) 1: I think you should fit some more shops/stalls in Cafe Cave for the size that it is. Maybe make it like a small food court. 2: Please try to use more of a variety in the trees. Other than that, it EXTREMELY well done for a beginner. I am continually impressed!

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^ Who cares? What I want is a 700 ft Star Flyer.

Ok, since most of my videos are compressed to much higher than the 40 MB limit, what video compression program (s) do you use?

It's basically just common sense: -The park would usually be near a high amount of population. -The park has either a large amount of high quality rides, or has excellent theming. -The park is clean. -The park's ride ops are fast and efficient. -The food is good/resonably priced. -New rides are added on a relatively constant basis. -The majority of rides are operating at one time.

^ C:\Program Files\NoLimits Coasters v1.6\screenshots I would download it now, but I (FINALLY!) found a good video compressor for my coaster videos and it eats up my computer.

This is probably the best RCTallversions "noob park" I have ever seen! I would have a comment for Cafe Cave, but I would prefer a closer up view of it, as it is only visible in one of the overview shots, and rather hard to see the fine details. The only other comment I have is that I think it needs about two or three more tree types, but that shouldn't be too hard to do at this point. Otherwise, and AMAZING job for a beginner.

^^ Bother? I want as much criticism as possible. If you could just give me pictures of a good seat divider so I know what I should do, I will edit it. Although it is more "internal" than most of my previous mods, so it will take some more time, although not too much. Although I just looked at both the B&M and Vekoma Flyers, even the B&M Inverts and I didn't see seat dividers. ^You have no idea how much I want to get rid of the sketches and the dimensions, except after I save it, I can not edit those that are already existing. That is the ONLY downside to Inventor. Could you tell me how to do it? (I'm using the Educational version.)

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^^ Trust me, I REALLY want to delete those dimensions, but the program will not allow me to do so once I save the file. Oh, I am still working on it, I've just been working on Holzfeuer (my NL woodie called "Project Brennen" in the forums) for the past few days.

All I can say is that it's very... orange. But I'm looking forward to the coaster itself quite highly.