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Well, here is my Batman clone. The turn around into the first corkscrew is short, but this goes great with the overal pacing. It is 75 feet tall, and it reaches the statistics desired, I think.

I'll be watching this one in GREAT detail.

It's still lokking very nice. As for the little 'snack' vendors in that one picture, I think nother building would do well there, so perhaps a Johnny Rockets would suffice. All in all, it is looking nice.

Well folks, Off season has come, and the new coaster is announced: In the later weeks, I was lucky enough to find this picture off an internet site: I'm so excited!

I admire those shade awnings in the last picture. It has a nice touch to the area. Can't complain here, as it all looks nice, so please, keep it up!

I'm in one as of right now. It depends on how far you are from each other. As long as you trust each other, I don't see the issue with it. Good luck on the breakup, though.

It's a shame, but I understand how frustrating big projects are. Do what you just said, and work from small to big. I wish you luck on your next project!

Here's the story behind the Lakeside Rattler: The farmer that made this park to begin with ran out of money, fast. Footers in the water were poorly designed, and the designer itself made the bottom of the hills fall into the water. It was just poorly designed, and had no money besides enough to buy the trains. Six Flags Inc. never had any intention to fix it, until they realized how bad it was, so they rather tear it down. Other transfer tracks have covered buildings in the park. This was the only one left without one. The park has already taken out the Intamin woodie,Viper, as well. That too was extremely rough, and the upkeep was not in the range to keep it a favorite. I hope this clarfies the intentions of this move. If you can't open it up, I'll have everything ready then for a final download.

Sadly, yes. I'm sure a wooden coaster drought will not happen, though. Let's hope they build this one up to code.

It looks nice! The only thing that bugs me is it looks like the islands are man made, as in they are boxy, and just messy. Maybe make the coast look more realistic by either elevating the land you alreay have 5 feet, or loewring your water by 5 feet. If it were to flood, this would be a mess just like Six Flags New Orlens.

Last Pictures of Lakeside Rattler: I'll keep you updated on what is to come.

Yes, it is indeed looking quite wonderful I must say.

Indeed we are, But nice new addition! Just don't over expand now.

^ He mixed it up I'm sure.

The station I don't think fits the kind of buildings you already have in the park. If I recall correctly, though, You said that this park would have two areas. One being old, and one being new, correct? The transition rightnow is just too fast fro something like that. However, I think this will win design!

It's looking nice so far, like always!

Amazing! Even if it is a map of the park.

Love the adds! The architecure is nice as well, but maybe terraform the park a bit. It seems a bit too flat. Other than that, this is a great start!

Miss Flashback as well. . .

Ghost Rider at Knott's: I don't care how rough it has gotten, but it is still a thrilling ride!

I have that bench now, so I'm good. Can't wait to see the coaster!

Yeah, I regret it. I may have only a few pieces. At most, I can park dat them in.

I just found it funny, like most of these on here it seems like. d:

Terraforming is basically adding texture to your land. Some hills, valleys, rivers help the appeal of a park. If you have to use clones in a park, try and repaint the stations structures as well. I also suggest for inspired bulding tips, look at real coaster stations. Most staions can be built as regular buildings as well. Since I see this is a Non custom scenery park as well, take a look at Whitlock gardens andd se how he bulds his large buildings. Perhaps that can help. I hope to see this project evolve!