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Lost Lagoon, now featuring three coasters
NoLimits Coaster

Neat little park! In the case of the trees, you should only use 3d trees for areas very close to the coasters and paths, everything else should either be 2d trees or tree lines. secretimbecile has a download for a tree line that blends in perfectly with the 3d trees in his thread, I'd recommend checking that out.

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Lost Lagoon, now featuring three coasters
NoLimits Coaster

So it's been a while.

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For whatever reason I didn't get around to using NL2 for a few months, but I opened back up my Seismosaurus park and this happened:

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And then this happened:

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So, this is really no longer the Seismosaurus thread as much as it is the thread for a small theme park: Lost Lagoon. First up, Sabertooth is a medium-sized B&M stand-up coaster. I kind of think of it as the missing link between the smaller stand-ups (Vortex, Georgia Scorcher etc.) and the big ones like Mantis and Riddler's. It features four inversions and multiple helixes and high-banked turns.

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An overview of Sabertooth's elongated layout alongside the lagoon and Seismosaurus:
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Every park needs a good family coaster, and Lost Lagoon is no exception. I was originally going to try my hand at a small Mack launch coaster, but I couldn't really get it to go anywhere interesting so I switched to an old-school Arrow suspended coaster. I really like me some good Arrow lattice support structures, so of course I ended up with one on the coaster's lift hill.

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My working title for this coaster is Pterodactyl, but I'm not the biggest fan of the name because it feels kind of obvious and is stupid to pronounce. If anyone has a better, vaguely prehistoric-sounding name fitting for a suspended coaster, please pitch in! Whatever it ends up being called, here's the layout:

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An overview of the park so far. I think I might cut down on the number of trees; they are really giving my laptop a workout even on the lowest settings. Plus, it still looks like I have a lot of path and trees to fill in to get back to Pterodactyl...

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I'll finish off with one of my favorite angles of Seismosaurus, taken from one of the bridges over the lagoon:

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None of the layouts are completely set in stone (though I am honestly quite happy with them personally) and I am looking for ways to make the park ambiance nicer and more realistic, so please comment with any constructive criticism. This is my very first major NL2 project after all. Thanks for reading!

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