I just LOL'ed at the song, 'you must be this tall to ride this ride'! Anyway, really good coaster and I love it. It shows small coasters can be long and kick-ass!

I really like how you've managed to get such a lengthy layout with the crosstie limit. This is one of the most practical and realistic looking woodies on the site. The layout and station are very well done and accentuate the classic woodie look. Excellent work.

Wow! Such a great layout in such a small space. I like the way you painted the cars with the silver stripe. Well Done!

I've been running this coaster a lot. It's in the living room and with electric motors it is pretty quiet so I turn it on whenever I am just hanging out. It's probably been run at least 60 hours and about 4 times I noticed the train was stuck at the bottom of the lift and the chain was not running. I a little bump on the train got it going again. I thought it was slack in the chain allowing it to wrap around the bottom gear so I re-routed the chain and got a smoother run which didn't have as much slack. As a bonus, this modification got rid of that little stutter when the train gets to the top of the lift and shifted from the front to rear chain dog. Turns out the slack had nothing to do with the train getting stuck. It happened again and this time I figured out it was one of the wheels jamming between the gear and the track tube. Fixed that too so now it runs better than ever. And a big thanks to everyone who voted for this coaster in the Winter Contest!

I am so jealous that you can have your coaster running for so long. I could only run Wolverine Wildcat for about 4-5 hours total before we (My friend and I) demolished it. I also love your cars.

WOW! Awesome work! Working on a wooden one too now! You motivated me of making a wooden one! So thanks! (Finaly a good spring project!) Cool! Keep up the good work! DJJ