Edited sentence: Although credited with Big Thunder Mountain Railroad, the project was originaly concieved and foundation laid out by Marc Davis.Baxter even broke Walt Disney's personal rule that the Haunted Mansion should be pristine outside.Davis viewed this as "stealing" and death for "WRE".Disney of course realised this trick makes the guest feel all is in order until entering the "normal" house.He also "redid" some U.His contribution to the 1982 re-design of Disneyland's Fantasyland was the poorly received Pinnochio attraction.It can only be said that Mr Baxter attempts to alter  exisiting rides and then imply his version is better.It was to interweave within Davis's "Pirates of the Caribbean" inspired type boat ride called "Western River Expedition (WRE)".Known as the "runaway mine train " ride component for the Walt Disney World "Thunder Mesa" project.Long time favourite "Pirates of the Caribbean" had it's storyline reversed and Space Mountain was set within the park as against outside the berm.Mr Baxter and boss Marty Sklar were promoted in  an arrangement with Eisner which placed them in creative control of WDI.Mr Baxter went on to do the Paris Project where he revived some of "his" old concepts.Mr Baxter's rise to power at WDI was the result of the Eisner era.Mr Baxter's role came about as a result of persuading WED that he could build the "runaway train" as a separate ride.Other "Baxter" projects in which he has taken credit but may not be fully entitiled, include "Journey Into Imagination's" Figment and Dreamfinder charactures.Other teams did the other attractions in this respect.S park attractions such as Pirates of the Caribbean, Phantom Manor and Space Mountain.The extent of "20,000 Leagues Under The Sea" contribution was more in getting the exterior rockwork updated during an upgrade than anything else.The sponsor "KODAK" had already explored an Imagination like ride prior to Baxter and the strong rumour has been that KODAK employees had created them.These reworked rides are not as strong as the originals.This lead to both creative and workplace unrest for many Imagineers during those years