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Hmm. Also a guess. I think it's between Chicago and Kansas City; both meatpacking giants. Chicago (with all of its pros and cons), would probably be of interest to more people. So I'll say A: Chicago.

That sounds so mysterious! I'm afraid I haven't got a clue.

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Hmm. Well, MY problem is that I haven't used the CTR Creator for years(!), even though I've made dozens of personal-use CTRs; placing various cars on various tracks. So I can't remember everything I did, or encountered, at that time (Or visualize it in my mind). I don't think I've used the Track 11 expansions before. Sorry. Maybe one of our more experienced (and younger) members will see this and chime in?

Man, it's been many decades since I've seen any of the original Batman episodes. And I've only seen (I think) two of the movies. IIRC, King Tut (as played by Victor Buono) was a college professor (or museum curator?) who got bonked on the head, or something, and only thought he was King Tut. So he hasn't lived for centuries like the trivia question asks. I've never heard of Ra’s al Ghul, but he sounds like an ancient dude to me. So I'll say B: Ra’s al Ghul.

The San Diego Zoo... WHO NEEDS IT?!? Haha. Mr. Wonder's self-centered chutzpah sounds a lot like a certain South African billionaire. Glad to see you tackling this project, however complete it eventually gets. (Walt Disney's Head will either be green with envy or banging against the inside of his glass receptacle in outraged disgust!)

A head scratcher. Have you tried putting together a simple CTR that doesn't include any special tracks or cars? If that works, then it must be something about the track pieces or the cars that is causing the problem. Maybe if you told us which cars and which tracks you're using?

I like the cut-away view into Frankenstein's Manor. And every time I see pics of this game, I'm reminded of how the graphics are like a precious jewel.

Nice contrast between the icy water and warm glow of the buildings.

They look nice, just a little anachronistic.

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These two shots have a distinct "Temple of Doom" look to them!

Rustic and Woodsy (attorneys at law). Are those two evergreen trees (permanently) snow-covered?

Love those gnarly trees with the menacing faces!

Yay! Another easy one! I couldn't give you the Act# or Scene# like citytrader (although I did know it's from Macbeth), but the answer is C: Cauldron.

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That's a pretty good setup shyguy. But it can't compare to my Atari 800! (see above) :-D

Oh. I thought you were gonna say you were building an earlier version of Wonder World. But this is good too. :-D I am genuinely interested in Disney's earlier concepts for a new type of park. I know next to nothing about the plans he had for the park-that-never-was. So I'm looking forward to this!

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A problem that has bedeviled amusement parks since the 1800s: floating lampposts! Looks like the young lady can't get to the restrooms fast enough! I like the woodsy feel of this shot.

Looks like some of Santa's reindeer are getting some flying practice. And those ungulates on the right are playing leap frog. Nice interior!

Finally, an easy one! C: Elephant Although, a Who is also in the title. But they're not llamas, cats, or turtles. They're Whos!

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OK, so Wagi's "4" is an uploaded image? ELEVEN

IXOK, senhor Bruin, you've been "thinking" about it long enough! How did you get that giant "4"?