Round 276 Winner

Congratulations to Terry Inferno's Skovbrand, the latest winner of RCTgo's Build It Competiton! Skovbrand beat the other three entries with 12 votes and 55% of the vote.

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Description:
Since my recent projects have all been built using OpenRCT2 and use various cheats that don't allow them to be opened in standard RCT2, here's a "retro" coaster I built last December without any cheats. It's one of the last coasters I built before switching to OpenRCT2.

This thundering woodie is the centerpiece of a small, quaint park in Denmark, with "Skovbrand" literally translating to "wildfire". Though it takes up a small area, it doesn't shy away from large, swooping drops and gut-wrenching airtime hills.

See final screenshot for ratings.


Votes cast:
fèis - 2 votes
Blaze - 7 votes
Tinsel - 1 vote
Skovbrand - 12 votes

Well... GG Terry, You earned it. Hoping my next entry goes better! But congratulations nonetheless!

Which one was yours?

Mine was Blaze. I'm one of the only NL2 people around here anymore.

Congrats on another well-deserved win Terry.

Amazing entry. Love it

Congrats Terry!!!

Woah! I did not think Skovbrand would pull off a Terry....I mean, Terry...whatever. I'm really quite surprised to see Skovbrand in the winners hall of fame now. I half expected Blaze or Feis to win, but it seems that Skovbrand pulled a Woodrow Wilson..(there we go) on us.

Congratulations, Terry! As well to the other participants!

We've been on an RCT2 hat trick by now. Congratulations on the win, Terry. Certainly, a respectable piece of work, though I'm still waiting for something that tops Falco di Ferro.

I'm surprised this old thing one, but I'm glad I pulled it out of the vault and dusted it off. Thank you every one who voted, or as they say in Denmark, tak y'all!
In this era of OpenRCT2 and its hack-oriented style, it's nice to see that a completely vanilla RCT2 coaster can still win from time to time.

I have about 10 left of these unreleased, finished coasters from 2016 just sitting around. I may release one or two next year if I somehow convince myself that they're worth publishing. This is one of the better ones, so most of them will probably remain hidden. Some, however, may crawl to the surface...