Beaver Dam [RCT2]

[AJClarke0912]

Beaver Dam

- an RCT1 scenario rip from "Butterfly Dam"

 

Well, people in chat have been wanting to see how I do in RCT2, so I thought I'd post one of my parks. My style is unique: it's a non-CS (UNTIL RECENTLY) style that mixes traditional RCT with realism. I usually use RCT2 as a break from NoLimits, so I'm not serious about the game or take much time with it...it's my device for relaxation.

 

Anyway, I once downloaded the scenario from RCT1 called "Butterfly Dam" from the RCT2 Object List site. I found it lacking something: the actual dam shaping. Of course, since it was from RCT1, the dam was made of a 1-block width set of raised land stretching across the river. It looked very poor. So, I stepped in by adding a slope to it, as well as my first usage of CS...the sloping waterfall.

 

Onto the pictures.

 

Park Overview Thus-Far:

 

From the Entrance Area...(I always make that midway feel for some reason):

 

To the Right of the Entrance (based on the above picture):

 

Keep heading that way and you run into Conquistador (which I tried doing custom supports with 8cars but i had texture glitches):

 

Left side of entrance based on far above picture:

 

This is where Treetop Flyer is located. I plan on adding more rides and such into the area:

 

Go straight from the entrance and across the dam and you'll find Thunder Falcon in the new area of the park:

 

Unique station setup that is Thunder Falcon:

 

Thunder Falcon is basically 300 feet tall (295 to be exact) and takes cues from Expedition GeForce:

 

Thanks for taking the time to read! I plan on constructing my first water park on the other side of the reservoir and on the hills, taking a cue from Holiday World's Splashin' Safari. More flats to come, as well as a few more coasters; one a kiddie and a possible flying coaster. More to come!

 

Overview to sum up progress:

Edited September 23, 2010 by AJClarke0912

[let1gre]

This looks really great so far. I love terrain coasters, so it's cool that every coaster is a terrain coaster.

[AJClarke0912]

Thanks! I always strive for terrain coasters for some reason...they are just WAY more fun to design and are more interesting to watch in-game.

[dmaxsba2408]

The park looks like a fun place, love the wooden coasters dive down and turn over the water and the Arrow coaster. From what I can see of it, it looks like you did a great makeover on the dam also.