1st PLACE - Cretaceous Camp Tours Scott (aged 37 from the US) won the contest with his Jurrasic entry. John Wardley said "An imaginative queue building provides the start to a brilliant ride. The surprise beginning with an unexpected mini lift hill leads into a well-themed ride which uses the landscape and topography well. It has a baffling layout which will provide the rider with many surprises."	Unzipped Save Game (290Kb) Zipped Save Game (72Kb) Track File (1Kb)
2nd PLACE - Silverback Ben (aged 29 from the US) took second place with a complex twist of track. John Wardley said "The layout and profile is very clever, with parallel tracks giving the impression of a racer. If it were ever actually built on a real park, it would look stunning, as well as being a real thriller to ride."	Unzipped Save Game (290Kb) Zipped Save Game (72Kb) Track File (1Kb)
3rd PLACE - Invasion Adam (aged 14 from the US) received the following comment from John Wardley said "The layout is fun, and there is good interaction between the queue and the ride. The unusual layout makes for an interesting entrance to the ride."	Unzipped Save Game (290Kb) Zipped Save Game (72Kb) Track File (1Kb)
RUNNER-UP - Poison Kandy Gonchar (aged 26 from the US) created a rolling, twisting coaster and used trees to great effect to stop it from feeling too bare.	Unzipped Save Game (290Kb) Zipped Save Game (72Kb) Track File (1Kb)
RUNNER-UP - Extinction David (aged 14 from the UK) built a very complex spread of twists and turns. A nice spaghetti of steel track and wooden pathway.	Unzipped Save Game (290Kb) Zipped Save Game (72Kb) Track File (1Kb)
RUNNER-UP - Gold Miner Big Air (aged 15 from the US) designed a complex coaster in a small space. The interlacing of pathways and bridges adds to the effect.	Unzipped Save Game (290Kb) Zipped Save Game (72Kb) Track File (1Kb)
If you want to download all the winning steel entries' save games and track files in one file, click here (377Kb).

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