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Never a completely straight section of track until you reach the station! I like how you take full advantage of the RMC experience! From the lift hill on, plenty of airtime, twists, turns, and barrel roll heartlines to keep anyone on their toes! Excellent job!

Ohh! Yaiz, Mon! I like eet! I like how you got de pirate sheeps right azz you go een! De piped Reggae does an Island Soul proud! I like how de coaster stages for the firzt rocket stage right above yoo azz yoo walk t'ru de turnstiles to de que... When yoo get on I hear de moosic vhange too, yaiz? Then comes de launch... Love dose turns an' large bunee hill dat give uzz some airtime... Den aroun' an' aroun', by dem red glass theengs I could never figure out... Den hills cross de water, an' more launch... Ahh! Where dat beeg loop come from? I no see it before! Den some more leeft time across more water... I like dat zooma-by cross de que...Den back aroun' an to de station once again... Don' need no ganzia for dis one, but I'd love a bit of homemade rum, yaiz? Great job here!

...Nice mini-park arrangement.. Love the Neo "Steel Vengeance @ CP" themeing of the RMC... The lift hill around to the loop and first drop in a twirl-like fashion is awesome...Then, plenty of speed, height, airtime, inversions, and twisting after that! Nice color assignment as well...Just for S&G's, I decided to ride the "Whirligig" and the "Triple Play" flat ride afterwards... Didn't go on the "Double Looper", as I'd been spun and whipped around enough... Great job here!

Amazing! Everything about it would make a Parrothead proud! I love the way the whole place is themed, and the white sand felt good in my aquasocks (I don't like wearing flip-flops, nor hurrachaes...) I like the entryway arch doubling as the RMC's combination lift hill and over/under tracking...Nice job on that! I wasn't ready to ride the "Big B" just yet, so i shuffled on over to the Pendulum (I don't remember what they're called in real life), and then I thought I'd take in the overall picture on the StratoWheel... Very impressed with what I saw! Didn't stop for a sub, nor a Rocketburger, 'cos my stomach was already in knots from the Pendulum, and it was getting dark, so it was time for the Beluga itself...Like the turnstiles, especially the portion right under the lift hill, and walked up to the queue... Lucky for me, I had a validated "Triple Play" ticket, BUT I could only redeem it if I rode three different seats on the train, so it was front, middle, and back... I love the color assignment and the lighting on the entire ride...Good thing I waited 'til dark...As for the ride quality itself, there's everything an RMC enthusiast can and will expect...Excellent first drop, nice lifts and airtime and turns as the track winds it way back to the underside of the Big Arch... More turns, airtime, and the characteristic RMC heartline twirls, and then back to the station, pretty much covering the entire perimeter of the park... I'm not sure if NL simulates the "whiparound" feel you get in real life by riding in the rear seat, especially on an RMC or even an old Philly T, but it sure felt like it! Five stars here!

At first I expected this to be an ordinary rustic out-and-back woodie - WRONG! Lots of switchbacks bunny hills, larger airtime hills, "under & over" progressions - everything a woodie enthusiast needs! Kudos!

This is a No Limits made coaster collection site, so I couldn't think of a better place to post it, and a nice post it is, at that! I'm an old timer who grew up mostly around the likes of Schwarzkopf, Arrow, and the good ol' classic Philly T! Most of the other stuff came later in life... When I lived in Chicago, Six Flags Great America and Six Flags Over Mid-America (what it was called originally) were both parks I frequented on regular basis... I always made it my business to ride the Screamin' Eagle at least twice whenever I was at SFStL, and of course, I ALWAYS made sure i rode the might out-and-back Philly T classic, The American Eagle at SFGAm... As for your project, it IS very much liike the Screamin' Eagle, and i like how it's situated amongst the timber and how you have some slight terraforming here... The real ScrEagle should have a setting done so well! Kudos on your handiwork here!

Oh, I like the color of this "State Fairground Grade Schwarzie"... Although I've been on more of the "Jumbo Jet" type coasters, I remember the one similar to this they had @ Dorney Park back in the 80s... Nobody ever had "compact" down better than Anton & Co as one can see with the tight turns and switchbacks that are the company's trademark...I'd say the only exception would be "New Revolution" @ SFMM, and that was always a custom job in all the iterations it has been since it was first launched in 1976... As for this one, great job here!

IDK...I had to ride that one twice to fully get the gist of it...It's a shuttle...It's a looper with heartlines...A flick of the switch, and it's another sort of looping/heartline shuttle... Mucho lag at the station, though...

When I first saw this, its name, and the way this classic Philly T "Beast" is situated and runs, I could hear Steve Earle's "Copperhead Road" in my head...The lift hills, the drops, the winding turns through the forest foliage, AND the rain! Everything commanded a second ride, and then a third one from the very back! Kudos here!