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NOTE: This is the middle section only. You must download all 3 sections and drag them together. This is the only way to byspass the 4k object blueprint limit.---- This is a recreation of the Six Flags Over Texas Oil Derrick observation platform built with almost 10k parts and includes lighting and paths. …
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A steel free-spin coaster created by Gerstlauer and installed in five Six Flags locations. This coaster originally had the name Tony Hawk's Big Spin before Six Flags rebranded the coasters a few years later. The actual coaster features cars where the passengers face inward toward each other. ----NOTE: A few trains must cycle through before coaster is able to clear all block sections without stopping. Will update soon with station, theme, and lighting. …
by Sherp
NOTE: This is the top section only. You must download all 3 sections and drag them together. This is the only way to byspass the 4k object blueprint limit.---- This is a recreation of the Six Flags Over Texas Oil Derrick observation platform built with almost 10k parts and includes lighting and paths. …
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V2.2 - My work in progress of Six Flags Over Texas and eventually Hurricane Harbor across the highway. Will try to add to this as time permits. ---Changelog - Added music to carousel (maybe you can guess where it's from). Corrected trenches for Batman. …
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A launched shuttle coaster built by Premier Rides in 1998 for Six Flags Over Texas & SF St. Louis. --- NOTE: This coaster will not complete it's circuit and is currently a test/work in progress. Hopefully in a future update will provide a Premier shuttle launch coaster, single-direction LSMs, or a station LIM launch. Will update in the future with station exterior. …
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Originally built as an all wooden coaster by the Dinn Corporation for Six Flags Over Texas, the New Texas Giant received an upgraded layout by RMC in 2011 via their first use of steel I-Box track. --- Includes station, paths, lights, tunnels, fire, smoke & lighting effects just like the real coaster. NOTE: Create a river running through the center for added realism. …
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An S&S style triple drop tower. The seating configuration is incorrect but its as close as we can get in this version of the game. …
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Worlds first inverted coaster built by Bolliger & Mabillard in 1992 at Six Flags Great America. Six other copies of this ride were also eventually built for other Six Flags locations. (Includes ride, paths, station, and lighting. NOTE - Make sure to lower the ride and all scenery until the entrance plaza is level to the ground. Slowly lower the terrain under the 3 ground elements until you reach the concrete to create clearance trenches like the ones found on the real ride.) …
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A wooden coaster built by William Cobb & Associates for Six Flags Over Texas in 1980. It was the first wooden roller coaster in the park. ---- This build includes a station and lights. NOTE: For extra realism, build a small lake alongside. …
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A steel Anton Schwarzkopf double looping coaster built at Six Flags Over Texas in 1978. At 116 feet tall, it first opened as the tallest looping coaster in the world. ---Build includes station, paths, and lights. NOTE: For extra realism, create a small creek running down the center of the coaster leading out through the blank spaces in the supports. …
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Steel hypercoaster built by Giovanola in 2001 for Six Flags Over Texas. When first opened, it was the tallest, fastest, and longest roller coaster in Texas. Includes station, paths, tunnel, and lights. ---NOTE: Place coaster so that the tunnel is just underground, go to edit mode and select the 2 track pieces that pass through the tunnel, set auto-tunnel in the coaster settings to 46ft, smooth just the turning of the 2 underground peices and it should automatically create a tunnel. Lastly, lower the terrain for the last turn element. …
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Premier Rides indoor family coaster built in 1996 for Six Flags Over Texas. This roller coaster is featured completely in the dark within a show building themed as a large mine. ---Includes: ride, showbuilding, paths and lights. NOTE: Lower the asset until ride name signpost is just touching the ground. For added realism, lower the terrain around the center areas and add water. If you want a better view of the track, flip your torch on before riding. …
