Before I went to university I used to work a bit at the fairground. There was this one particular rollercoaster I enjoyed so much that I ended up spending some time working there. I took a lot of pictures around that time so I could make a model with K'NEX, a construction toy, from it. Which I did, I don't have any video material from it myself though... But it was a working model. A week ago or so I had the idea to re-do this ride in PC. I dug up all my old pictures and brochures I had laying around and I managed to get a pretty accurate recreation of the ride 
Nostalgia struck when I released it and rode it in PC.
Anyway here is SuperMouse, a Reverchon spinning coaster owned by a Dutch showman.
Workshop link:
http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1314370938
If you don't like the SuperMouse branding plastered over the ride, most theming elements can be removed individually, you can find the elements under the coaster station For example the flags alongside the lift, the station canopy, the ticketbooth and photobooth+camera etc. And please remark that the SuperMouse sign can be rotated 90 degrees based on how you want the coaster to face your audience
[video=youtube;y7aqpeIuqjY]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y7aqpeIuqjY[/video]
-KPJ
Nostalgia struck when I released it and rode it in PC.Anyway here is SuperMouse, a Reverchon spinning coaster owned by a Dutch showman.
Workshop link:
http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1314370938
If you don't like the SuperMouse branding plastered over the ride, most theming elements can be removed individually, you can find the elements under the coaster station
For example the flags alongside the lift, the station canopy, the ticketbooth and photobooth+camera etc. And please remark that the SuperMouse sign can be rotated 90 degrees based on how you want the coaster to face your audience [video=youtube;y7aqpeIuqjY]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y7aqpeIuqjY[/video]
-KPJ
