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You actually missed the fiesta

But who cares! SCREENS!

Nice to have you back too, where ya been?

I love it.

Wow! Stuff that I love!

Thanks guys! And thanks for making me feel welcome as ever, Louis! I have been lurking a lot, just been with very busy with work and such. In fact, I still am, but I am just managing my time better so I can have some time left over for my hobbies.

Anyhoo, just a lil' screen. Been working all over the park, but this is the only screen I think I can show of so far.

Since the cliffs under the cathedral (from my first screens) are eroded, they secured the area with crossbeams and buttresses.

Your supports are floating, maybe you can fix that? Looks cool anyway!

^this. or just leave out the explanation and it will be more taboo-like but still great.

If those 1k Posted Signs are headstones in the second to last picture, that's an incredible idea. Your work intrigues me.

You're like an unrefined, but still awesome, Jkay.

Still trying to find some time for RCT in the wee hours of the night, after work is done....

The powered coaster's turn right before the drop into the tunnel (I can't describe it any shorter) should have a larger radius. For the rest, I love it.

I like the mine train, but dislike the powered coaster. I think the turns are too tight and don't flow very well. I'd also suggest a change in colour for it too, I'm not a fan of the gold.

Thanks for the feedback! I think Ill keep that helix. The speed seems right to me. I could maybe see if another colour might look good, though.

I dig the landscaping (pun intended). Try clumping up and varying the foliage some, though. I notice that the first screen features only brown grasses (with a few black pieces) and the second screen features only tan grasses. Vary the colors of the grass and try to clump it together for more of an effect; you did a good job of this on that patch of tan grass in the center of the second screen.

I also like the big wall; simple yet effective. I suggest putting a few windows on it every so often to break up the big vertical surface a bit.