Here’s some college themed walls, floors, flags, logos, etc. to get a little team spirit into your RCT3. Only certain colleges have been done, not sure if requests are open. Access forum and files: View Thread | Download
This set reminds me of games like Portal and Halo, maybe even Dead Space. It’s futuristic, it’s cool, you should download it. UPDATE – April 6th, 2010: Links fixed, and more mirrors added. Access forum and files: View Thread | Download Mirrors ( 1 | 2 )
It’s time to add some covers to your collection. These fit all slopes perfectly, and come in a variety of flavors (asphalt, rock, concrete, tile, terrain, and recolorable). Covers for flat, medium, and steep are included. Access forum and files: View Thread | Download
May all your dreams come true. All rides can now be created with this phenomenal work from the Revolutionary Rides team. Also added to the post are some CTRs that TheChicosAStar has created for those without experience with the CTR creator. CTR files after the jump. Access forum and files: View Thread | Download
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Adding on to yesterday, this set adds in some LIM units in straight, angled, vertical, and diagonal form. Access forum and files: Download
Similar to the Mini coaster set posted yesterday, this set includes more breaks and fins for you to give that realism touch to your rides. Block breaks for sit down and inverted coasters included, as well as angled versions and diagonals. All bases are covered with this 10 piece set. Get yours today. Download files:… Read more »
Plenty of goodies to make that rustic warehouse you’ve always wanted. Unleash your inner steel worker with assorted walls, roofs, catwalks, steel beams, pipes, tanks, fans, signs, and a whole bunch more. Access forum and files: View Thread | Download
This set adds some realism to your coasters with the addition of block brakes, tires, and magnetic breaks. Specifically for the mini coaster (or similar track type). Access forum and files: Download
This SAW CTR was originally intended for a personal CTR recreation of Saw: The Ride, which Tom was working on. However, it has now been released to the general public for all to enjoy. Quite accurate if I do say so. It has it’s own icon in the game, so no swapping out cars on… Read more »
