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Just a concept idea to remove the Huss Top spin, so here is Two Face's Spin : I'm also hearing of a sky swat to be built in the Fiesta Village as well.

It's getting better I have to say, though the way you are building right now is going to affect you in the end. The way you placed Batman will land lock other areas in the park. Unless you expand the train ride out more, It's not going to look well. Just a tip would to expand the train ride like this: You'll notice that this gives you more land now to expanding with no need to pass over the train, or under the train. That is just my two cents, though.

Six Flags Majestic Lake, Greensboro North Carolina.

There's always the chance to make a custom, non working one I suppose.

Remindds me when I built a theme park of of my Knex kits. Ahhh, Memories. But in all, this is GREAT!

A SOB type wooden coaster car would be great! It could be used to make an El Toro type coaster as well.

To me, nothing stands out as unique for a typical B&M. You have the basics, and the tranistions look nice.

Forget anything I have said in this. I sounded stupid; however, I found this online today: http://disneyparks.disney.go.com/blog/2010/08/new-star-tours-video-makes-us-ask-where-will-the-new-star-tours-attraction-take-us/ Its a video of 'proposed' flights. Looks nice.

And now, I have a few pictures as I got so excited about all the ride time I was getting. Some Stats: Overview of the coaster I care most about: And a close up on the station: I'll get some pictures of the other parts in the next few hours. I'll be editing this post soon. Comments, suggestions, anything at all, is welcome.

Interesting beginning before the the chain lift. The layout I can't judge yet though because I guess construction is slow. All in all, I am excited to see it on openning day.

The Superman Flyer at Six Flags Great Adventure only has one station, so yeah. The two station Idea is only to increase capacity.

So far this park has the best atmosphere of all the parks you have made,I do believe. Keep planning these parks out as they are showing more improvement. Try and cover up the exit for the Rickety Ranger as it sticks out like a sore thumb. The black just makes that exit pop out in that last screen. Good start on the 3rd installment in the company, though.

Vista has to be the worse system to work on for 8 cars. of all the functions that can be preformed on 8 cars, that too is the only one that does not work for me. Sad though, because that function there is the one way to merge tracks to make more realistic coasters. One way to fight this problem is to make the waterslide operation mode on freefall. It has a very little capacity; however, it still works. If you could find your way onto a Windows XP operating system, the issues you're having should dwindle away.

It's looking nice. The buildings in the front just seem to big, but that is most likley a force perspective of the angle you took the shot. It is very nice.

^ A couple post back he mention he's putting the final details on it. Seriousley though, I still think you should submit this park. The size makes up for the over detailed parks there, but what you have here is indeed a work of art. This park is part of the reason I joined up. Although I have just signed up 2 months ago, I have been following this since 2008.

^ Ditto It is vey nice. I also like the woody's station. Basic, but nice color choices.

I know, I thought I hit all the supports, but I guess not, in fact, I see that I missed the footers for the chainlift, so I need to fix that up. Thank you for pointing that out!

To answer your question GrabowskiEnterprises, it is indeed a GCI. And no CoasterCreator9, this is not a ripoff of Renegade. Nothing coaster wise inspired this; however, I tried to make this something that could be built by GCI. Dmaxsba, Thank you. I too think the footers add to the realism very well. More pictures of this area: First Drop: A look at the new, yet unamed coaster and flats: Final breakrun and transfer track building. And lastly, a good look at the ending of track construction for the unamed spinner: Openning season is just around the bend, so be prepared for these new coasters!

I just fell in love with the overview. The atmosphere is just splendid!

Sounds...difficult, But I can see it being done. On topic. Can't wait to see this new devolpment!

Indeed it is!

Yeah, It's pretty big. Most likely rough, but worth the credit whoring.

Great story line. I like projects like these as well. They help sastify both extremes with building. So far, I can't complain with what you have. The corkscrew is lovely, and as are most in the park. I'll be watching this one as well. Great start, Mike!

Ahhhh, The way it should be like it was when it first open.

^ Hopefully it isn't trimed like the real ride.