Roller Coasters Quarry Island

[Scott.]

An old disused Stone Quarry, located on a small Island. Stone was quarried and taken by train or shipped off down river. Now home to a hybrid coaster, becareful there may still be some charges left in the rock face.

So taken me a few days but now finally finished. Complete with lots of triggers, including the Train Shed going up in flames. I hope you get a glimps in the pictures. Comments welcome.

Scott

Pictures dont really do it justice and I still havent managed to work out recording lol.

 

[Anth08]

Very nice, I like it!

For recording, if you use Windows 10 then there is already a built-in thing that can record. Just press Windows + G to access it.
Alternatively, I use plays.tv because that's free and will automatically record as well, just have to adjust settings.

 

[wowman]

looks great - love the structures and it all fits together nicly

 

[Bullethead]

You should see if you could peddle this to Coors for one of their ads. Looks as good as the real landscapes they use

 

[Scott.]

You should see if you could peddle this to Coors for one of their ads. Looks as good as the real landscapes they use

Thanks for the comments all. Not sure what you mean though Bullethead.

 

[Bullethead]

Thanks for the comments all. Not sure what you mean though Bullethead.

Oh, Coors beer commercials are always going on about how it's brewed with pure Rocky Mountain water and usually feature loads of footage of beautiful pristine Colorado wilderness when saying this. The can even has a waterfall on the label that looks like the one in your park. So basically I was saying that your scenery is good enough to use in a Coors commercial. That's high praise

 

[Scott.]

Oh, Coors beer commercials are always going on about how it's brewed with pure Rocky Mountain water and usually feature loads of footage of beautiful pristine Colorado wilderness when saying this. The can even has a waterfall on the label that looks like the one in your park. So basically I was saying that your scenery is good enough to use in a Coors commercial. That's high praise

Haha gotcha. Thank you.