Rainbow Mine Train?

mousepod · 02-20-2005, 03:27 PM

I've got over 40 of the Extinct Attractions DVDs. The "documentary" ones are great - they put a lot of care into the presentation.
The ones that feature raw footage of the parks are basically unedited family camcorder stuff with no added narration or music - these can be a little wearying to watch, I find.
They also sell DVDs of TV specials and promo videos. The quality on these varies wildly, but many are absolutely priceless.
If you do order from them, you should keep in mind that they are basically a one-man operation with a couple of helpers. Sometimes I receive a package within a week of placing the order, but there have been several occasions when we had to go back and forth with emails and phone calls for months before I got my packages.
All in all, I'm glad Dave is around, doing what he does.

...and the Nature's Wonderland DVD is particularly good.

02-20-2005, 03:27 PM	#8
mousepod You broke your Ramadar! Join Date: Jan 2005 Posts: 4,635	I've got over 40 of the Extinct Attractions DVDs. The "documentary" ones are great - they put a lot of care into the presentation. The ones that feature raw footage of the parks are basically unedited family camcorder stuff with no added narration or music - these can be a little wearying to watch, I find. They also sell DVDs of TV specials and promo videos. The quality on these varies wildly, but many are absolutely priceless. If you do order from them, you should keep in mind that they are basically a one-man operation with a couple of helpers. Sometimes I receive a package within a week of placing the order, but there have been several occasions when we had to go back and forth with emails and phone calls for months before I got my packages. All in all, I'm glad Dave is around, doing what he does. ...and the Nature's Wonderland DVD is particularly good. __________________ "Give the public everything you can give them, keep the place as clean as you can keep it, keep it friendly" - Walt Disney
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