Park / Nyoka

13 Comments

  • Comment System%s's Photo
  • Arjan v l%s's Photo
    Congrats Maverix.

    Very nice design, lovely use of colors.
    Maybe a bit too much Liampie trees, i would love to see less of those (sorry Liam).
    So foliage could've been somewhat better...
    But on the whole... a lovely eye pleasing design.
    Everything is nicely detailed, atmospheric and just pleasing to look at.
    Keep it up Maverix, a well deserved score.:)
  • Six Frags%s's Photo
    Wow Maverix, you've grown impressively as a parkmaker after I got you on our H2H5 team.. What I already noticed back then was your ability to really nail the supporting of a coaster and now you've also nailed all other aspects of parkmaking. Especially your architectural skills have grown immensely and your pathing is impeccable!

    Really awesome design man, and I think you may be my new favorite parkmaker after pacificoaster :p
    Gratz :mantis:
  • Fizzix%s's Photo
    Let's be honest. The ride was nice and all, but that boat is what made me give my 70% vote.

    In all seriousness, this was a major step up, Mav. Can't wait to see that uber-themed project you showed in Fiesta.
  • Cocoa%s's Photo
    very nice! I'm a bit tired to type more, but lovely work.
  • Wanted%s's Photo
    A billion times better than Iron
  • geewhzz%s's Photo
    I really liked this one, nice job on everything. Solid layout.
  • csw%s's Photo
    The colors were great, They weren't boring and stuck out in a good way. But I think the details made this great, the railroad crossing gates and the little stalls throughout. And that boat was awesome too.

    *And he made his own logo too!
  • tyandor%s's Photo

    A billion times better than Iron


    I have to disagree here. Iron was better, just not complete. Personally I didn't think this was a design. First of all the coaster is a textbook B&M, so zero points for originality. Second of all I think the architecture was quite generic and not noteworthy. What it does have going for it, and I figure that's why people voted design for it, is that it has flow. Something not everyone can achieve. While standard, everything does fit.

    Personally I am going to start rewarding originality more with my votes. If it's not a woodie or a B&M you already won 10% extra in my book.
  • Austin55%s's Photo
    ^ +1 To that. out of the last 15 designs, only 2 havent been a woody or looper, Skyline and Ghostliner.
  • Angroc%s's Photo
    I love the cobra roll part. The coaster is really well integrated into it's surroundings.
  • RRP%s's Photo
    Looks great from the overview,will download and have a look at it later.
    Id just like to add anyone down voting on originality due to the manufacturer type, should consider the fact that there is a very limited number of current/past manufacturer with large scale good rides and lots of reference layouts. Which is why we see so many b&m/cci/gci designs. Combine that with the RCT element limitations of some manufacturers. Id much rather see the above than 100's of arrow suspended/hypers or intamin megalite clones
  • zburns999%s's Photo
    A very believable and well done B&M layout. I don't know why, but that lift hill and first drop look fantastic--much more so than the seemingly infinite other attempts at that drop style. Only thing I wasn't really digging was the corkscrew over the path. I thought the clearance was a bit low.

    Overall, nice and well-deserved design, though not the most exciting thing ever. I don't know how all you guys have the patience to keep making B&Ms. Don't you ever get bored?
  • Misery%s's Photo
    Wow man incredible park! I like the way you made the station on the look out tower invisble and replaced it with wooden planks and steps. Well done!

    Misery =]