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The park's oldest coaster is a John Allen-style out-and-back built on a small peninsula on the lake. I'm trying to keep framerates up throughout the park, so I kept it really short and low to the ground (where possible). Lots of support work left to go...
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The really nice thing about making parks is it allows you to include rides you probably wouldn't upload by themselves. Meet the family coaster at Mason Lake: a Zamperla spinner (sans station, currently).
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The park's most recent addition is a 175-ft-tall B&M dive machine that follows a unique out-and-back pattern onto an island in the lake. The detail on the dive machines in NL2 is really spectacular!
I've got a bit of a gap in the park's history and am thinking about adding a coaster built in the 1978-2002 window, preferably something steel and NOT overly expensive. Any ideas? Below is terrain the ride would occupy. I would do an Arrow suspended, but there are SO MANY of those being released right now...
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