tennispro95
The Cobra Roller

How has your launched coaster been?

There are a couple of ways to do it but the way I do it is just to go into your thread starting post, click on edit post and then go advanced. Then just change the reply title and it will change the thread name as well. This will only work for the first post though, not on any other replies you may have made.

I use 1/4 inch surgical tubing which you can buy from this site. This kind of tubing packs a LOT of power into a launch.

Sorry, but your signature is too large, the largest it can be is 175px (hight) by 750px (length). Please change it or remove it.

Not at all, Dude. Go for it.

I mailed you the first version of your sig

Contrary to popular belief, building a coaster that's extremely large doesn't necessarily guarantee a builder tag.

Generally, if you can stand out and impress the staff enough with a coaster or two, they'll definitely consider giving you that tag. I'd like to reiterate: Quality, not quantity.

Personally, there are two things that really appeal to me:
1.) Realism - I like when people say they're going to build a particular type or style of coaster and stick to that particular style. Layout is important, too. Some rides just look better than others.

2.) Creativity - I like when people can come up with unique layouts/elements or develop their own style. This can be more challenging than realism, at least to me. And if you can do both at the same time, and pull it off really well, that would totally get you my vote.

Sorry, not yet. Pretty busy with school

I hope to get it done before sunday

Like I said, that's awesome. Would you mind if I re-posted that picture in the VVC forum? A curve-less zero-g roll is a hell of a thing.

could you maybe credit me for showing you them? I don't care if you do or don't