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About LinkBacksAround 20-30 years of rain has not helped the Mine Train from the Nature's Wonderland attraction. Should it be removed and restored to prevent further decay?
Around 20-30 years of rain has not helped the Mine Train from the Nature's Wonderland attraction. Should it be removed and restored to prevent further decay?
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well its not supposed to be...opperational..i dont see the problem
its also an abandoned train, its ok if it looks crappy
Last edited by patattack; 08-01-2007 at 08:15 PM.
No, because it's mineOriginally Posted by Walt Jr.
No, unless it's really starting to deteriorate. Anyway, where would they put it to restore it? Somewhere where people could still see it, or locked up from all eyes?
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It needs to look old, and it needs to stay visible. A little touchup is okay, but having a brand new railroad engine sitting abandoned along the side of the river wouldn't look right. It's a vestige from an older ride--an homage to the Frontierland of old--and it needs to stay.
lol
It's fine as is. Make the animals more realistic along the river.
Chad
the litle gophers need to pop up again too or w/e they were
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Last edited by hollywood1939; 08-01-2007 at 09:11 PM.
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LOL!
I was thinking the same thing.
I say leave it alone.
LOL!
I was thinking the same thing.
I say leave it alone.
I agree, leave it alone. It's an abandoned train track, it's suppose to look old. It's some character to the area too. Now if it was halfway falling into the river, then I'd say remove it.
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If it was falling into the river.......then one of two things could happen: (1) put it back on the old track (2) just leave it there....
Restored yes... to ensure it doesn't completely rot away. It's a balance, it needs to be structurally sound to prevent it from becoming a potential safety hazard. At the same time it needs to be "aged" to fit the wreck that it is.
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leave it as it is it's a piece of disneyland history
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