Looking back at some of the greatest players to ever grace RCT, we find most of them have a park that represents a transitioning period. These parks generally lapse over long periods of time as the parkmaker improves their skills as they work through the building process, possibly dabbling in other contests or projects across the community, these projects sometimes fade out, get released unfinished or capture a New Element Accolade. Though these parks might not be the perfect park, they do represent a blooming of the parkmaker's signature style and can be looked back at by the parkmaker and bring back memories of when they really caught grasp of the game. Liampie, who put on quite a show for Head-2-Head 5 being nominated for Rookie of the Year, has been very prominent in the community lately and cleans out his closet capturing a Silver Accolade with Wunderland Erlach.

Started back in late 2007, Wunderland Erlach was part of a much bigger project called Project X which originally contained six maps. The park is an attempt at a smaller-style realistic park set in central Germany surrounded by forest. The ride selection Liampie chose fits the park perfectly including plenty of attractions a smaller park would be able to afford. The park includes rides for guests of all ages. Thrill seekers can take a spin spiraling through 3 inversions on "Boomerang" only to do it all again backwards, or conquer Goldrush, one of the longest and fastest Mack Powered coasters in the world. Families are sure to enjoy a cool splash on "Mississippi River" or take a whirl on "Traumflug." All guests are sure to find something special at Wunderland Erlach.

Congratulations Liampie. With the good grasp of realistic parkmaking you showed with this park, it's clear you'll go far with your parkmaking. The community will be in for quite a treat when we see what you can do now that you've matured your style.