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Made by Patrick DVZ.

The Beast/Six Seater Wooden Coaster CTR.

Coaster sounds
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This (rather old) mod replaces the in-game coaster sounds with NL and ScreamMachines-based ones.
To install, after backing up the original files, put the OVL files inside this archive in
RCT3 Install Dir\Tracks\TrackSounds
Made by FranceCoaster.

XLR-8 was a Arrow Suspended Swinging coaster opened at defunct Six Flags park in Texas, Astroworld in 1984. This coaster operated until the park was closed on October 30, 2005.

This is my recreation of the Intamin and Giovanola Stand-Up Coaster.

This is my recreation of The very FIRST roller coaster in America in 1884, Switchback Railway. If you plan to record this for the spotlight, Credit me.

Williams Grove's Cyclone was originally named Zipper when opened in 1933, until 2005 when it was closed it left Standing but not operating ever since.

Lincoln's Comet is a Dinn Corporation wooden coaster that opened in 1989. It was a recreation of Lincoln Park's Comet.

This is my recreation of Schwarzkopf's Wildcat 65m Coaster.

This is originally from customscenerydepot.com.

5 classic cars on the wooden coaster track with a CS version of each too! Installation instructions in the readme
Have fun! :)

Excitement Rating: 38.50
Intensity Rating: 5.86
Nausea Rating: 2.50

I made this recreation of this defunct coaster model by Intamin and Giovanola.
That train is used by Space Diver CTR:
CSO Items that you need to download like:
ATH Catwalk Set
Moby's Steel Jungle
NYR-Concrete Walls

The Intamin Space Diver CTR was created by Techno_Dude.
 
 

Excitement Rating: 6.86 (High)
Intensity Rating: 8.58 (Very High)
Nausea Rating: 5.04 (Medium)
This is a recreation of the current/Six Flags America version of the Wild One. When Six Flags took over the park in 1999, They retracted the huge turnaround after 2 airtime hills and had new trains from PTC.

Excitement Rating: 6.87 (High)
Intensity Rating: 8.78 (Very High)
Nausea Rating: 5.18 (High)
Here's my recreation of The Wild One at Wild World long before Six Flags took over the park in 1999.
When this coaster was relocated from Paragon Park to Wild World (now Six Flags America) in 1986, the name was changed from Giant Coaster to Wild One. They had a new buzz bar restraint 3-bench wooden coaster train from PTC. They included the helix finale of the ride.

Excitement Rating: 6.40 (High)
Intensity Rating: 8.29 (Very High)
Nausea Rating: 4.84 (Medium)
This is a recreation of the Giant Coaster at Paragon Park after the 1963 fire. This ride was relocated to Wild World (now Six Flags America) as The Wild One.

This is another REAL SIZE Schiff Wild Mouse coaster recreation but this time an early version of Schiff Wild Mouse.
Recolorable track supports and recolorable cars.
You can use this for the retro park.
If you plan to record the review of this one, Feel free to use that.
HISTORY:
The Wild Mouse was a steel-tracked hybrid coaster designed by Ben Schiff and manufactured by B. A. Schiff & Associates.
It debuted in 1956 at Funland Park in Miami, Florida, and Roseland Park in New York.
The most famous one was the one at Cedar Point, where it operated from 1959 to 1963.
Another one was Conneaut Lake Park in Conneaut Lake, PA where it operated from 1961 to 1990.
In 1959, they introduced a small-sized version of Wild Mouse. but then the same year they no longer produced Large Sized Wild Mouse. In the 1960s Ben Schiff sold all his materials to England company, Butlins.
They put Wild Mouse in various Butlins funfair locations in the early 1960s, until 1975 when all Wild Mouse coasters were removed except the one at Littlehampton.
This ride opened here in 1962 at Harbour Park (when the park was called Butlins Amusement Park) in 1977, The park was renamed Smarts Amusement Park as Billy Smarts purchased the park.
and then in 1985, The ride was purchased by David Pickstone, who first rode this ride when he was a child. and relocated to Brean Leisure Park and reopened here in July 1988.
It operated for 9 years until David Pickstone was forced to close his Wild Mouse ride in 1997.
The only one standing but not operating was one at Eagle Park in Cache, OK. Built here in the early 1980s but it was never opened to the public due to Wayne Gibson's father falling out of the ride during construction and later dying.

This is a recreation of Steel track hybrid Schiff Wild Mouse but the real size was 35ft.
Recolorable track supports and recolorable cars.
You can use this for the retro park.
If you planned to record the review of this one, Feel free to use that.
HISTORY:
The Wild Mouse was a steel-tracked hybrid coaster designed by Ben Schiff and manufactured by B. A. Schiff & Associates.
It debuted in 1956 at Funland Park in Miami, Florida, and Roseland Park in New York.
The most famous one was the one at Cedar Point, where it operated from 1959 to 1963.
And another one was Conneaut Lake Park in Conneaut Lake, PA where it operated from 1961 to 1990.
In 1959, they introduced a small-sized version of Wild Mouse. but then the same year they no longer produced Large Sized Wild Mouse. In the 1960s Ben Schiff sold all his materials to England company, Butlins.
They put Wild Mouse in various Butlins funfair locations in the early 1960s. Until 1975 when all Wild Mouse coasters were removed except the one at Littlehampton.
This ride opened here in 1962 at Harbour Park (at the time when the park was called Butlins Amusement Park) in 1977, The park was renamed Smarts Amusement Park as Billy Smarts purchased the park.
and then in 1985, The ride was purchased by David Pickstone, who first rode this ride when he was a child. and relocated to Brean Leisure Park and reopened here in July 1988.
It continued to operate for 9 years until David Pickstone was forced to close his Wild Mouse ride in 1997.
The only one standing but not operating was one at Eagle Park in Cache, OK. Built here in the early 1980s but it was never opened to the public due to Wayne Gibson's father falling out of the ride during construction and later dying.