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I agreed. I hope that The Boss CT will be released with the Gerstlauer wooden trains CTR.

Here's a new version 3 of Gerstlauer 2-bench Wooden Coaster trains. Here it is... Here's what it looks like in real life: If you want to get it, then here's both the PC2 Share Code and Link: SHARE CODE: 99P-DJJ-GWD Link: https://www.planetcoaster.com/workshop/item/7658157942629258376

In the year of Y2K, aka 2000, there was an amusement park in Aurora, Ohio called Geauga Lake. At the time, the park was bought by Six Flags and renamed "Six Flags Ohio." At the same time the park opened the 2000 season, there was a wooden roller coaster with a steel support structure, designed by Custom Coasters International and built by Rocky Mountain Construction (RMC). The coaster's name was... The Villain. The ride's height was 120 ft, length was 3,980 ft, and the ride's top speed was 59 mph. The ride was taller and faster than the original Big Dipper coaster and the Raging Wolf Bobs coaster. But then, on September 21, 2007, Geauga Lake would be permanently closed. And then, in 2008, The Villain was sold for scrap. But what if The Villain coaster had a sequel, just like Mister Twister had a sequel called Twister II, later renamed Twister III (at the new Elitch Gardens)? The sequel to The Villain coaster is... The Villain II is wilder and longer than the original Villain coaster. If you want to get it, then here's a PC2 share code for this ride: 56L-MVZ-SFG Or Here's a link to this ride: https://www.planetcoaster.com/workshop/item/7657544446074820755

Here's a Planet Coaster 2 recreation of Gerstlauer 2-bench Wooden Coaster (G-Trains or G-Train Lites) Trains in two versions. Yes, Gerstlauer is known for making steel roller coasters, but it also made wooden coaster trains from the late 1990s to the 2000s. Apparently, Gerstlauer trains are much easier to maintain than PTC trains. Most of the trains were used for CCI (Custom Coasters International). Here's version one of it: Here's what it looks like in real life: And here's version two of it: And here's what it looks like in real life: If you want to get those, then here's both the PC2 Share Code and Link: VERSION 1: 6VY-SD2-YTN (Share Code) and https://www.planetcoaster.com/workshop/item/7656815859110068403 VERSION 2: 750-KJ4-B3R (Share Code) and https://www.planetcoaster.com/workshop/item/7656816108301933435

You're welcome. Anyway, OpenLoco, which began development in January 2018, is an open-source recreation of Chris Sawyer's Locomotion. The original game was released on September 7, 2004, just a couple of months before RollerCoaster Tycoon 3. OpenLoco was created by the same group of developers who worked on OpenRCT2. Here's a link to this game: https://openloco.io/

Do you guys know about OpenLoco? Because none of ParkCrafters' community knows about this game.

I recreated the coaster model that not only shows how Alton Towers became the amusement park it is today, but also became a classic until it was closed in 2008, which is a Vekoma MK-1200 Corkscrew with Bayerncurve model. Alton Towers is one of the famous Vekoma MK-1200 Corkscrew with Bayerncurve model installations that operated for 28 years until it was closed in 2008 to make way for the 2010 attraction, Thir13een. Vekoma MK-1200 Corkscrew with Bayerncurve is a coaster model designed by American manufacturer Arrow Dynamics (then known as Arrow Development), and manufactured by Dutch manufacturer Vekoma. Introduced in 1979 at Holiday Park in Germany, Super Wirbel is the first Vekoma Corkscrew with Bayerncurve installation, where it operated until 2013. You might see it at other parks like Flamingo Land, Beto Carrero World, Walibi Belgium, and PNE Playland (formerly operated at Boblo Island). Here's a share link for it: B1M-NCY-J5L, or click that link to view at workshop: https://www.planetcoaster.com/en-US/workshop/item/7638248573869179699

Furthermore, this will be utilized for recreating and designing pre-1984 Arrow and Vekoma MK-1200 rides.

UPDATE: I made changes to the Arrow first-gen corkscrew trains.

Back View for Arrow Dynamics 1st Gen Coaster Trains:

These first-generation Arrow corkscrew trains and their second-generation corkscrew trains appear to be slightly different if you look very closely.

Here's a CTR request for Arrow Dynamics' First Gen Corkscrew Trains (Original restraints and second-gen restraints with and without iron handles).

Arrow Dynamics' First Generation Corkscrew Trains looks slightly different than their second-generation corkscrew trains. Here's a picture of custom Arrow's 1st gen corkscrew trains: Here's a link to this custom train: HERE or Sharecode: 5F6-8Q8-R8M

I wonder if they would bring back the Arrow Suspended Coaster and get the PTC 2-bench Wooden coaster trains for a future Planet Coaster 2 DLC.

There are more photos of Arrow's Drachen Fire style trains in good and great quality.