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Here's a teaser to a Thai area: Comments are welcome.

^Look's nice. Here's some pics of a lil' boardwalk park I'm building as a breather from BGAsia. Some of it's unfinished, but enjoy! Comments are welcome.

About the Everest coaster, I'm building a small Himalayan area as a transition in between China and India. Lots of the areas will be transitions, whether stylistically, if that's a word, or geographically. As for the Everest thing, there probably won't be a specific Everest coaster but there will be a Yeti-themed Dive Machine and a flat or two.

This is hilarious. I got this from taliking about movies:

Looks nice, but seems way too RCTNW-ish for me. The archy at the top reminds me a lot of MGA, as well as the entry buildings. Don't get me wrong, it looks nice, just a lot like RCTNW's work.

Here's a screen of the Kerala mini-area of India. It's intended to be a relaxing location to enjoy the surrounds and peaceful quiet of nature, so there are no rides. In fact, almost the whole area is in the screen. Enjoy! Comments are welcome.

any comments?

Here's one of India's streets. Enjoy! Comments are welcome.

I'm 16, and I don't remember what my absolute first coaster was, but my first major coaster was Ghostrider, which my mom dragged me on when I was 6. I cried the whole way. My first looper was the wonderful, headache-inducing Windjammer at Knotts when I was around 8. Needless to say, it kept me off looping coasters until my 13th birthday when I decided to go on Silver Bullet.

Here's one of the hills for the megalite, Shiva: Here's the Tandoori Grill, a counter-service restaurant near Shiva: Comments are welcome!

Thanks! Here's another screen of the park's romantic restaurant in India, based on Udaipur's Lake Palace. Enjoy! Comments are welcome.

^ Yeah, it's basically all quarter-tile blocks, deco blocks, and base blocks. This was probably the the building that took me the longest to make. The back is still unadorned, so I have to do that at some point.

Sorry for the quadruple post. (Computer was acting wierd on me, so multiple posts were made.) Here's a new update just for the trouble. This is a small gateway in the India area of the park. Comments are welcome.

^Who are you over there?

Well, since there's a BGAfrica and a BGE, I felt I should make a BGAsia. These are all of the screens for the entry to the park, themed after a Silk Road trading town in the Arabian desert. Enjoy! This is the back spike for Caliph, the park's Schwarzakopf shuttle loop. This is Caliph's station. This is a small shot of a cluster of buildings flanking the immediate entrance. This is the main plaza of the area. I hope you like these! To see more, go to the Ad District on the NE Forums and go to Busch Gardens Asia.

Just thought I'd post another screen, showing Hangman, the park's B&M invert. It has a layout similar a hybrid between Silver Bullet, Great Bear, Talon, and a tad of Alpengeist. Enjoy! Comments are welcome!

^Yep, it's an Intamin. Gotta have something TPR-friendly thing in my first post, and because there's no rodents, McDonalds, or donkeys in the park, I went with my version of Balder

Wait... What did you say about the rooves. Are you from NE?

Hey! For those of you who go on the New Element forums, this park is already familiar to you. However, this is my debut on the TPR forum, so I thought I start it off with a bang and show this park. I have screens for you, so enjoy! Comments are welcome!