CoasterNut17

"No Reason" by Sum41

At certain parks, but yes for the most part! Have you ever eaten something disgusting?

Yeah, they are actually pretty tight, but this turn is the tightest, and runs fine with GP38's and small engines like that. In the instruction booklet, it comes with a full sheet of cutouts like turn raidiuses (circles that you trace on that model sheet) switch radiuses, and module sections. I'm pretty sure most of my turn radiuses are 8", except for this first one. It's actually the exit fo the turnaround. Each little tiny square on that sheet is one square foot, BTW. I'll post some pics of my models soon...

Holy Crap! That looks AMAZING! Now I want to go see it...

That's the Woodland Scenics Mod-U-Rail system. Each module is a kit, but the way you put it together is totally unique to the person! Anyone Else could do just as good. I also used some of my other supplies. Pretty cool! www.woodlandscenics.com

The Rasin Bran Crunch commercial. "You know what I like about Rasin Bran Crunch..."

No, but we've searched for them around theme parks we've been to! Are you meeting up with any TPR members this year?

Here are some photos of my layout in progress: Overview of what this layout should look like when it's done. These are some supplies that you don't need to buy, but help to make it go easier. If you plan on buying modules, I HIGHLY recommend buying the Woodland Scenics Hot Wire Foam cutter and the Low Temp. Foam Glue Gun. They really help! Another shot of the straight module. This is how a corner module looks in progress. Shot of the completed straight module. It leads into a HUGE turnaround. The modules bolt together easily, and it's very fun to build!

"It's Not Over" by Daughtry.

^I model probably (give or take a couple years) 1980's to 2000. I like the more modern feel, but I do mostly model the small little towns and wood mill kind of things. I like to pay attention to little details. I'll post some pics in a few days.

I sooooo wish this park was real! I really like it! It looks AWESOME!

Sounds like fun! I wish there were still half as many parks in WI that didn't get destroyed. Can't wait for the next update !

They come with 4 risers, and I don't know what size... They're the about length of the box (maybe 3 inches shorter) and each can fit one HO scale track or two N scale tracks. It comes with pre-made rocks, paints, basecoats, brushes, and a whole lot of scenery things. Trust me, if you were going to buy it, I would TOTALLY recomend it! (It's worth you're money if you don't really have a ton of scenery supplies and don't have alot of time on your hands. Otherwise, it turns out just like real!)

Well, alot of coasters close in high wind due to the fact that they might not gather enough speed to make it over the next hill. The wind decreases it's speed and it stalls. I don't know about Magic Mountan's coasters though. As far as Superman, it wouldn't matter because it is launched and only goes up a straight spike and comes down backwards. There really is no place for it to stall! Here: www.youtube.com/watch?v=2Adf7VqKNKs Hope you get the idea!

I have an Ho scale layout. I am roughly 1/8 of the way done. I use Woodland Scenics' Mod-U-Rail system and it works very well! I have one straight and one turn done, out of 15 modules. I've been model railroading for about four years, and working on this project for two months. I enjoy it!

^I've also been wondering that myself. That'd be really cool!

Looks great! Haven't downloaded it yet, but I think you should post this in the "sticky" RCT3 scenery packs thread. Just a suggestion.

I've seen that one before... ^I'm surprised that no one broke the cars or got seriously hurt. That really looked like it hurt for the people in the back!

Sorry, I meant seasonpass lines. See, we purchased our season passes online, and they are already renewed. So we won't have to get anything done with them. And, of course, here it goes, YES!!!!!!!

I'm pretty sure I can make it. We should do this more often; maybe get some other TPR members doing this at other people's home parks. Also, just to get things straightened out, is it FOR SURE Sunday, May 6th, 9:30 at the fastpass enterances? BTW, WHITE CASTLE ROCKS!!!!!!!!!!!

I recently read an article in the paper (classified section; add under- Business and Franchise) saying I was wondering if anybody knows any information about this park. I've done searching all over the place and can't find anything. I understand that this is advertising for investors, but since this came up in the paper that means they're building a new theme park (or going to be) in Wisconsin, right? Well, if it is, it would be pretty cool if it was actually a decent sized theme park. We need some of those besides the dells. So, do you know anything?

I got to see them in person at the Pabst theater in Milwaukee. It was sort of a question-answer thing, and they did the cooling a six pack myth. ^As for the mentos and coke myth, they broke the world record for highest coke spray(they also had fun and did a lot of other things). Jamie ACTUALLY laughed!! LOL!!!! I like how Adam is always seasick. It's really funny! Also how they gave Adam a shock with the two golden angels. And how about the Jamie impersonation by Adam, with the fingers around the mouth like a mostache? Hilarious! Bottom Line: Mythbusters ROCKS!

Looks great! Did you copy that horseshoe turn from Maverick? I also started a park called Busch Gardens Australia not to long ago. Weird, huh?

Larry the Cable Guy Ray Romano Will Farell Robin Williams and the "Who's Line is it Anyway?" crew!

All the endings at Mt. Olympus seem to just hit a hard turn and into the brakes inside the station. That's REALLY uncomfortable. Except Hades. That's pretty good...