As I've stated a few times around the blog, I do play coaster simulation games to take the edge off. Planet Coaster is my weapon of choice at the moment, I love being able to create a realistic-looking coaster and design the area and landscape for it in a way that looks nice, mostly I just do coasters but I have done a few full-sized parks. Here I've attached a few links to products I've made if you're at all interested in seeing them.
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GOLEM: Feed the flames on this ultra-spooky, ultra-compact RMC topper track coaster as you plunge right into the blazing clay of the Golem! The witches, warlocks, and wicca of Salem are tired of being burned, hanged, and jailed, and have concocted a brutal plan for revenge: baking the townspeople of Salem into a clay golem to bring it to life and fight back. Several snappy turns, abrupt airtime hills, and two passes through a large flaming golem icon make the most of this wooden coaster's compact footprint. Also nearby is a viewing area, where guests can get barbecue and watch the Golem burn.
CLOUDBUSTER: This Mack Xtreme Spinning Coaster takes its inspiration from Silver Dollar City and Time Traveler. Enter the engineering laboratory of two genius sisters that have created what was once thought to be impossible: a machine that controls the weather. Sit yourself down square in the eye of the storm as Cloudbuster dives, twists, and turns around a mountainous forest, providing breathtaking views in the process. With a 200 foot drop, non-inverting loop, corkscrew, stalling loop, and barrel roll finale, you won't be able to tell which way is up when the storm passes!
CENTAURI: Welp, boys, we done it. We were a buncha dirty bastards, we polluted the planet, climate change is now irreversible and Earth is running out of time. But there is hope for humanity, as the US government has secretly been developing warp drive technology to rapidly evacuate citizens of Earth to a new planet, orbiting our stellar neighbor Alpha Centauri in the star's habitable zone. Your ride through space-time is represented by the world's tallest traditional coaster, Centauri, as it uses gravity alone to accelerate riders to speeds of 100 miles per hour for the first time in history. This B&M giga coaster utilizes a hilly, rolling terrain in a layout inspired by Kings Island's Orion as well as Fury 325, Raging Bull, and Candymonium. Hang on, it's a crazy ride through spacetime!
