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This is my recreation of the Meisho Double Looping Coaster.
The trains used are Arrow and Vekoma Corkscrew CTR.
CSO Items you need to download like:
ATH Catwalk Set
JCat's Steelworx
shyguys Circus Center Set
The Coaster Essentials: Brakes
 

This is my recreation of the Meisho Double Looping Coaster model.

Revolution at Libertyland was relocated to DelGrosso's Amusement Park in 2006, but it was never built for unknown reasons. In 2011 the unbuilted coaster was removed from the park. Then in 2014, the coaster was relocated to Gloria's Fantasyland (now known as Glorious Fantasyland) in the Philippines where it operates today as Zimerman.
Scenery Item Used:
Plantoris Park Pack - Flags by Plantoris
Scaleable Build Shapes by thekadani

The final years of not only the Revolution at Libertyland but also the park itself. It closed on October 29, 2005.

In the 1990s when Libertyland begin to struggle. Despite this, The Zippin Pippin and Revolution were still thrilling.

Let's take you back to 1979 when the Revolution at Libertyland opened.
 
The 1990s version, the final years version, and the Zimerman version are coming soon.

This is my recreation of the Arrow Dynamics Loop and Corkscrew coaster that was introduced in 1978. Feel free to use those.
This coaster model debuted in 1978 as Ragin' Cajun at Pontchartrain Beach in New Orleans.
Coaster: Loop Corkscrew (1978) (ver 1)
The Arrow Loop Corkscrew was a large version of the Arrow Corkscrew model.
Coaster: Loop Corkscrew (1978) (ver 2)
Same model, this time, with added arch loop and corkscrew supports.

The Arrow Corkscrew Coaster Model was introduced in 1975. in 1982, they stopped making these. As of 2022, there are only eight Arrow Dynamics Corkscrew coaster models still operated today.

This is for you if you missed out on a trip to Baton Rouge's small amusement park Fun Fair Park as a kid.
This park recreation features coasters like, The Wild Mouse, and Galaxi.

Here's my park recreation of Old Indiana Fun Park at Thorntown, Indiana. This amusement park operated from 1983 to 1996.
This park closed on August 11, 1996, due to an accident that happened miniature train ride.
Here's a link that you need to add before you start viewing this: https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/4jpov7butjrmxmjwoav3m/Old-Indiana-Fun-Park-logo-Billboard.png?rlkey=fzpm67ojn3v3wjklfd
 
The logo billboard goes to the UserMedia folder.

This is a recreation of the 1964 version of Paragon Park's Giant Coaster after the 1963 fire.

This is my park recreation of Fun 'N Wheels in Orlando, FL. Long before Fun Spot America, there was Fun 'N Wheels. There are 2 Go-Karts rides and a Wild Mouse coaster named "The Black Hole".

Here's a link that you need to add before you started viewing this:
https://www.dropbox.com/sh/rxz4i8qqfx90wr3/AAByf5Dsb0rq4KhbYPKyMg2Aa?dl=0
The logo goes to the UserMedia folder.
and Truck Horn for the Black Hole coaster goes to the UserMusic folder.
If you have a plan to showcase this and have a plan to record this, credit me.

Here's a park recreation of Brean Leisure Park from 1995.
Link of those signs of David Pickstone's Wild Mouse:
Sign 1: https://imgur.com/PZdotZ6
Sign 2: https://imgur.com/WC7fvJS
If you make a video about showcasing this, credit me.

This coaster recreation was free to use. If you want to use that in your parks, credit me.
Coaster: Intamin Stand Up
Intamin Stand Up Coaster was introduced in 1986 as Shockwave at Six Flags Magic Mountain in CA. As of 2021, there is only 1 Intamin Stand Up Coaster left in the world, like Shockwave at Drayton Manor in the UK.

This is my recreation of Herschell's Mad Mouse.

This is my 2021 UPDATED Arrow Launched Loop coaster recreation. Feel free to use that.
Coaster: Arrow Development Launched Loop
Arrow Launched or Shuttle Loop model debut in 1977 as Loop Coaster at Six Flags New England (1977-1999), Demon at Kings Island (1977-1987), and Zoomerang at Boardwalk and Baseball (1977-1990). in 1980 they stopped making these.

I made this recreation of Psyclone at Six Flags Magic Mountain.
Coaster: Psyclone
Psyclone was a Dinn Corporation Cyclone layout Wooden Coaster that opened in 1991 at Six Flags Magic Mountain. The coaster was not bad after opening. But in 1994, It became the roughest wooden coaster. It operated until it was closed in 2006, To make room for the GCI Wooden Coaster called Apocalypse the Ride that came in 2009.

This is my recreation of Little Dipper made by Allan Herschell Company in New York.

This is my recreation of Zamperla Family Gravity Coaster 80STD. You can put this on your small or big amusement park and fairgrounds.

This Tutorial will show you from beggining till end, on how to make a Custom Track!
 
Originally posted on CSDepot: November 02, 2012

Thanks for downloading CPcisco's B&M Track Retexture! PLEASE READ THE README!
!!WARNING!!: This has the possibility to mess up your Rollercoaster Tycoon 3 game if not done correctly. USE AT YOUR OWN RISK.  Make sure to save a copy of the original texture OVL in a safe place before proceeding.
Installation: THESE STEPS MUST BE FOLLOWED EXACTLY AS STATED!
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1) Navigate to C:\Program Files\Atari\RollerCoaster Tycoon 3 Platinum\tracks\coasters\Track5.  C:\ is being used as a generic hard drive location, you may have a different letter.
2) Find the two files at the bottom of the list named "Track5_Textures.common.ovl" and "Track5_Textures.unique.ovl".
3) Select both of these and copy and paste them into a safe place on your computer.
4) Now open the folder labeled "New OVLs" in the "CPcisco's B&M Track Retexture" folder.  There should be two files here named, "Track5_Textures.common.ovl" and "Track5_Textures.unique.ovl".
5) Select both of these files and copy and paste them into the "Track 5" folder.  Click "yes" to overwrite the previous files as you have them saved in a safe place.
6) Open the game and the new textures should be applied to any track that uses the B&M style track.
 
Originally posted on CSDepot: August 26, 2010

This is my recreation of Pinfari Super Train ST40.

This is my recreation of Zierer's old coaster model, The Flitzer. Credit me when you using.
Original ride: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gMcF3gMrh7s

This is old school kiddie coaster in the late 50's and early 60's. You can add your own retro amusement parks.

This is my recreation of Cyclone Racer at Pike Long Beach (1930-1968).