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Pegasus
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Tags: Scenery, Blueprint, Building, coaster, beta, wooden coaster
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Nov 11, 2016 @ 3:02pm
Nov 11, 2016 @ 3:28pm
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A recreation of a rollercoaster that Used to be in the Efteling in the Netherlands. This Rollercoaster was later broken down due to that it became to hard to maintain. It got later replaced by the Wooden race Rollercoaster Joris en de Draak(''George and the Dragon" in English.)

I tried to make it as Accurate as possible from the information i could find on the internet.

This blueprint includes the Rollercoaster with station, Parking place for the cars and the Motor house for driving the chain.

Now you can pretend you bruise youre ass again while going into that last corner
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Ronineter  [author] Dec 14, 2016 @ 11:55am 
Actually, I made the cars this way each train can take as many passengers as the real one could. The real one had cars that could take 4 passengers and in Planet coaster only cars for 6 people are availble. And as far as i remember there were actually 3 trains. With 1 mostly being put to the side with the other 2 most commonly being used.
efteling1992 Dec 14, 2016 @ 11:40am 
Thanks for making it. The trains are also not correct. There were at the max 2 trains with 5 coaches each. But it seems pretty close.
gust334 Dec 11, 2016 @ 11:06am 
Nice ride. There is a long wait before the train leaves the station and the chain seems too fast. The first drop is surprisingly shallow but the 2nd and 3rd are good. Nice detail with the extra tracks and good alignment for re-entry to the station. Thanks for sharing it.