Park / Vampire

  • 28-May 07
Park_505 Vampire

29 Comments

  • Tornado6%s's Photo
    United States Tornado6 Offline
    Nice Invert!
    posted 18 years ago
  • Louis!%s's Photo
    United Kingdom Louis! Offline
    I apologise for le bump. But anyone still have this?
    posted 17 years ago
  • geewhzz%s's Photo
    United States geewhzz Offline
    i think i do, i'll check when i get home.
    posted 17 years ago
  • geewhzz%s's Photo
    United States geewhzz Offline
    Attached File  Vampire_Final_.zip (1.71MB)
    downloads: 240
    posted 17 years ago
  • eyeamthu1%s's Photo
    United Kingdom eyeamthu1 Offline
    I know I've already commented on this, but the topic-bump prompted me to reopen the park, and remind me of how just how good this coaster's layout is. It's nigh on perfect. Aesthetically, the placement of the diagonal lift-hill, and first three inversions is brilliant... the zero-g roll over the station is visually stunning.
    posted 17 years ago
  • Louis!%s's Photo
    United Kingdom Louis! Offline
    Thanks Gee
    posted 17 years ago
  • Jipalu%s's Photo
    United States Jipalu Offline
    Yes I have to agree with eyeamthu1 the design is great, probably one of best inverts I've seen. Architecture not bad but surronding area is not up to par with the coaster itself. Very Good
    posted 17 years ago
  • Richie%s's Photo
    Richie Offline

    No promises, but if i was to remake this could i enter it for design?

    posted 11 years ago
  • Liampie%s's Photo
    Netherlands Liampie Offline

    Permission granted.

    posted 11 years ago
  • ][ntamin22%s's Photo
    United States ][ntamin22 Offline

    This is an interesting example of the style of the times.  The buildings are still chunky like they're PT2 bench and the landscape treatment is delightfully old-school, but the microdetail is starting to creep in.  I think the back half of the layout is a little unconventional, but overall it's a very nice compact small-inversion invert.

    Attached Image: foliage.JPG

    Richie uses classic time-tested foliage ideas here.  Pick a selection of similar color and textured trees, then blob them up to form backgrounds that nicely frame the rides, path, and buildings.

    Attached Image: Dining.JPG

    There's some surprisingly evocative architecture here despite it being unfinished and unrefined.  I'd love to see Richie return with current levels of architecture polish.

    posted 5 years ago