Hey Everyone, I have been being a little more active on Planet Coaster and messing around with old projects. Life can get a bit busy, but I do want to carve space and share my projects a little more often. One of my favorite projects is Pirate Reef Pier: AKA Atlantic City Boardwalk. It is a project from RCT3 back in 2008 that follows a timeline of a pier that goes through changes and competition on a boardwalk. A lot of ideas based off of a lot of US east coast boardwalks and their histories, and some ideas from me as well. It has always been a lot of fun to mess around with, I loved it. When Planet Coaster came out, I wanted to remake it and bring it into this platform. With better placements, no grid it made it perfect for really seeing my vision come alive. Along with cons such as when building takes longer to do compared to RCT3. I have been working on this over in shyguys world forum in this link. You can catch up on the previous seasons / years. But in this thread I will keep updating with current updates. I hope you guys enjoy the timeline project! Link to past updates
1968 Winter Construction Update: More supports!
A lot of progress has been made on Seaside Pier with this season's newest attraction in the making! It is true that they have quite a bit to catch up to with Pirate Reef pier and their Log Flume attraction. Lets check it out with some update photographs!
^ It most certainly looks like a roller coaster to me! One with steel supports in seems.
^ Quite a lot of steel in such a small foot print. It is true that being on a pier has its limitations. They can't build above the beach unless they apply for more permits. Atlantic City is a bit pricy with their beach these years.
^ Cranes place new segments of track above. Almost like a puzzle being put together.
^ A few steel forms lay along the pier on the beach, waiting to be placed.
Check out soon for more updates!
1968 Winter Construction Update: More supports!
A lot of progress has been made on Seaside Pier with this season's newest attraction in the making! It is true that they have quite a bit to catch up to with Pirate Reef pier and their Log Flume attraction. Lets check it out with some update photographs!
^ It most certainly looks like a roller coaster to me! One with steel supports in seems.
^ Quite a lot of steel in such a small foot print. It is true that being on a pier has its limitations. They can't build above the beach unless they apply for more permits. Atlantic City is a bit pricy with their beach these years.
^ Cranes place new segments of track above. Almost like a puzzle being put together.
^ A few steel forms lay along the pier on the beach, waiting to be placed.
Check out soon for more updates!
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