griffonrox said:Here it is... There is no "drop track" in rct3 so I just put a steep drop inside the building
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_pNbMF2yL7k&feature=player_profilepage
Zoomy said:The building is 67' from the grade (56') to the peak of the roof and add another 16' for the lightning arrestor. I've tried to look into the themeing for the exterior of the building but there isn't a lot of detail about it. The concrete slab at the drop area in the building is to be 21" thick, the remainder of the building is 6" thick. I haven't been to the park in about 2 weeks, have they started with the footers in the building yet? I count about 70ish inside the building, those have to be completed prior to the rest of the foundation.
Zoomy said:The building is 67' from the grade (56') to the peak of the roof and add another 16' for the lightning arrestor. I've tried to look into the themeing for the exterior of the building but there isn't a lot of detail about it. The concrete slab at the drop area in the building is to be 21" thick, the remainder of the building is 6" thick. I haven't been to the park in about 2 weeks, have they started with the footers in the building yet? I count about 70ish inside the building, those have to be completed prior to the rest of the foundation.
Zoomy said:The "grade" is 56', this is 56' above sea level. It's the reference point for the building, everything is measured from this point. The peak of the building is shown at 123', this is where I get 67' for the height of the building. The 16' is the lightning rod, it will be 16' above the peak of the building.
CarterGee said:Ehhhhhhhhh. I wouldn't liken it Maverick. Maverick is definitely a hardcore coaster.
Actually....I have no idea what I would liken it most to....
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