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@Pacificoaster: I'm not feeling that blue corrugated building, sorry.

1. Guavas 2. Bananas 3. Blackberries 4. Hand-picked raspberries 5. Pears 6. Clementines 7. Apples 8. Peaches 9. Lemons 10. Avocados (in a salad/salsa of course) I also like red currants, but they're spot 11.

I guess I'm helping push the count up right now then

^I know the colors are bad but this is just a base; I'm going to add colors, scenery and a station after supports and landscaping are done.

Hello TPR! I've begun work on a hybrid woodie, which is unnamed and unthemed at the moment. This is really the first draft of it; I guess I'm really just experimenting. Either way, it took a while to do as much as I have done. Let me just point out that there are no hacks for the supports... yet. For now I'm just using CS. WC Station-Brakerun Area.BMP WC Bunny-Lift Hills.BMP WC Total Progress.BMP WC Layout.BMP Let me know what you think!

So... very... awesome... Just add some guardrails to the railway bridge and it's perfect!

Agree with DJ about the pillars, they might look nicer in green or in blue. Right now the coaster stands out just a little too much. But otherwise, it's great!

So... Freaking... Awesome...

BAB: I believe you are supposed to include an overview of the park and two photos of your park's attractions.

I only got 3228.6 seconds... in OMG mode. Still enough to make you go insane!

I've gotten two so far. I'm too tired to open them now but in time I will judge them.

This all seems very interesting. Do you think you can get it for Android?

This park is great! I can't believe a serious NE player actually came to TPR, but hey, the more the merrier!

Profile of a ride: Blue Fire Now this is a history-maker. Blue Fire was the first looping roller-coaster built on Canadian soil, in 1980. When it opened under its original name of "Adrenaline Rush", both the park and its star attraction reported record crowds. For nearly two decades, our unique coaster has thrilled guests large and small, fearless and thrilled. As you can see, the parking lot is a great spot to watch young guests finally braving a looping coaster, or veteran riders just having a blast. A common refrain from the top is "I can see my house from here!". The park has recently renovated the theme tunnel, making the Blue Fire experience yet more unforgettable. Now with better fire cannons and a mist machine, this tunnel enhances the ride in ways most people have never dreamed of! Of course, another favorite of the ride is its many twists. Some claim they can see the entire park in one ride just because of the many points-of-view riders experience. And of course, our amazing thread-the-loop element is great to watch and to ride! It might be a long walk, but it's certainly worth the wait! Thank you, Blue Fire, for giving everyone such an amazing time at Six Flags Ontario!

The ends of it are hideous, I'd suggest replacing the edges with round ones or adding tiny roofs. You should also remove that tiny "Parking" sign and replace it with 2-tile signs on either side of the middle.

I just can't get over how perfect this all is.

Well, this is meant to have no hacks so any guards are out of the question. You're right about the drop though, but I've run out of space. I'll see what I can do.

Profile of a ride: Aguila (Ah-Gila). Only the second of its kind in Canada since Vortex opened at Wonderland, this swinging roller coaster was built by Arrow Dynamics in 1992 to fit the "Spanish" theme of its area. Its name means "eagle" in Spanish, which is no big surprise considering the frequent feeling of flight many riders experience. Here are a few pictures of this beaut': Next week, Blue Fire, one of two Schwarzkopf loopers in Canada! MOD EDIT: It's Schwarzkopf! It's SCHWARZKOPF! - R.D. Games Forum Moderator, and serious Schwarzkopf Junkie.

Thoughts/Comments on the layout? Flume - Layout.BMP

That's not what we meant. We mean a new tree every tile, not every area of the park. Adding shrubbery and bushes and flowers would help too.

That's sick, Techno Dude And DJ, those screens define why you are one of my top realistic parkmakers.

^Thanks! ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- The Kingston Whig Standard Six Flags Ontario a monthly report by Kyle Piche August 3, 1996 Hello, fellow Kingstonians! It is once again time for our monthly report on Six Flags Ontario. Yesterday, the park made an exciting statement. I went to check out the fuss and a representative told me this: Sounds exciting! The park actually presented me with this concept art of their Stand-up coaster: Stand-up Concept Art.BMP They have, apparently, come up with a name, but they just won't tell me... Oh, well, I guess since they're starting to incorporate Latin-America into their "Fiesta Espanha" area, it will have a Mexican name or something. That's it for this month! Bye now!

Gertslauer, that looks painful