9 replies to this topic

[-i!Koozie!i-]

Hey guys, I know I haven't been active building wise and that is because I am too busy to take cliffhanger down. My track season is coming to and end and that means long school days are over and I can get back to building!
I have been wanting to build an RMC style coaster but I kind of want to do something that can be easily moved. I will be getting a new room which means much, MUCH more space for building. Please give me Ideas and inspiration.

[SCM]

Hmm... what about a tube-supported invert? That would be reasonably easy to move.

[-i!Koozie!i-]

How about this!!
I think it will look AWESOME!

[-i!Koozie!i-]

Please vote Above!!! I would just like to thank everyone for their support too!

[IonZer0]

A classic Arrow corkscrew model is an easy build... Easier without the loop

Edited by IonZer0, 13 April 2015 - 03:45 PM.

[-i!Koozie!i-]

Well even though it looks like B&M hyper is going to win I think I am going to do an.... RMC style coaster. I have been thinking and I am going to try and build a mix of New Texas Giant and Outlaw Run.
INTRODUCING!!!

[Rollerfreak987]

Good. I voted for RMC wooden coaster . I've been wanting to see one of those done with knex for the longest time now.

[Gvus]

This should be cool, I like the logo. RMC's are very fun to build, I really enjoyed building Iron Pines.

[CartRacer56]

Good. I voted for RMC wooden coaster . I've been wanting to see one of those done with knex for the longest time now.

2 people (to my knowledge) have creating RMC woodies. One of them being Gvus and the name of the other one eludes me now.

I like the idea of an RMC but its not really a RMC woodie name think, Outlaw Run, Iron Rattler, and New Texas Giant. names that have a story behind them (and multiple syllables)

[IonZer0]

You're not going to complete this. I'm sorry to say it, chastise me all you want for being negative, but let's talk for a moment. You lack significant amounts of pieces (from what I can gather). Your parents won't let you build anything large. And you're making a huge leap at attempting a stereo-typically long, heavily-structured, and time consuming project. I think you need to scale back on your ambitions a little it. I'm not saying to give up on them, but put them on the back burner for a while. Gain experience. Do a quick build. Build your repertoire up. The free-fly and Cliffhanger were great. Improve on your weaknesses. And be able to commit to a project. When you lose interest, work on another part of it, or look at POV's of whatever coaster you're doing for inspiration. Go ahead and do the RMC, but take what you learn and apply it to your future decisions.

NOTE: I'm not trying to be mean here, I can actually relate to this, I only have a single completed ride on here for all the projects I've cancelled.

Edited by IonZer0, 15 April 2015 - 08:35 PM.