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^ Stop boasting. I've ridden it more than you! Cheers for the coments though!
Anyway, I've re-done the ending, but i'm still not happy with it. I love the start up until the second overbanked *cough*, but I dunno where to go from there.
So what is the proper name for this coaster? It's under 100ft, therefore not concidered a mega coaster.....
EDIT: How would people feel about an inversion on it?
Isn't the mega prfox just a name for that type of coaster that Intamin made up.
And isn't also the hyper just a name that Arrow gave to their big coasters.
And I also thought that the names were as following:
>100 = kilo coaster
>200 = mega coaster (hyper coaster)
>300 = giga coaster
>400 = tera coaster (strata)
Cobra: yours looks really great, you should just change that tunnel into a shed or something and it wouldnt look as ugly.
Lord K: I think that the first drop should be a bit more rounded and steeper but apart from that I think it looks good.
I still have my projects on hold, but I have also made up some ideas for a new coaster.
Ive been working on the project on and off for some time. Its in the tunnel testing phase at the moment, about 2/3rd's of the track are complete. Ive managed to keep the G's from killing you (5G max, -1G max)
Its quite an unusual layout consists of:
1 Accelerator part (launch)
2 top hats (1 I like to call the jetfighter climb and dodge, 1 with a twist)
1 Massive loop
Lots of high G twisty corners.
This is my first attempt at using custom supports to this extent so I would appreciate comments on them!
Apologies for weird links, just getting the hang of posting..
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