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[bub]

https://www.flickr.c...4/15978840748/I came up with new track design modeled after Intamins box track. I believe I am the only one to have made this but if you know that some else did please let me know so I can give them credit. It uses many micro pieces but is much stronger than normal ss track and much more realistic. The only problem is it may be to much to use on a full coaster but perfect for a display. The pictures are pretty much self explanatory but if there are any questions I will answer them. Thanks for viewing.

Edited by bub, 01 January 2015 - 12:46 PM.

[bub]

[IMG][img]https://farm8.staticflickr.com/7562/15978840748_5c70277ff1_s.jpg[/img]CALEB - WIN_20150101_085414 by cnewland271, on Flickr[/IMG]



the rest are in this album on flickr

Edited by bub, 01 January 2015 - 12:58 PM.

[Yannick]

It looks like Intamin track, cool idea, but I think it's hard to shape things with it!!! If you want you can post a tutorial

Edited by Sputnnik, 01 January 2015 - 01:14 PM.

[DDRman732865]

Cool concept, might be good for straight sections.

[Jumpge]

That is super neat. I wonder if it would be possible to actually utilize this in a built.

[+Timmeh+]

I want to see this is a launched intamin coaster thingy

[< NCcoaster >]

That track is awesome, at least it can be used on straight parts if it can't be curved. Very innovative cedarfairfreak.

[Maxlaam]

Looks very cool, it's definitely stronger than plain SS track, piece wise and looking at flexibility it's not the best. For back bone purposes there are better solution out there. Innovative nonetheless. I like it