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[MP thrill rides]

I think your going to big. I have watched all of your coasters and stuff but this just isn't looking to good. I don't really think it needs to be that tall to. Thats just my opion so you don't have to listen to me. Good luck anyways.

[Panchuk]

I think your going to big. I have watched all of your coasters and stuff but this just isn't looking to good. I don't really think it needs to be that tall to. Thats just my opion so you don't have to listen to me. Good luck anyways.

Are you kidding?
I think the crest looks sexy!

[Mikecoastermaniac]

damm dude, there is no way you can fit that entire thing in there with it being that big. But, The drop to me as it is now looks good. But you need to finish it for me to really tell.

[metallicais1337]

I think that when nice weather hits (wherever you live) you should take this beast outside and build there. You can relax in the nice weather and have tons of space to build this thing.

[knexems]

^Dude, like 75% of your posts are useless. Isn't it obvious that he will have to take it outside? Your just trying to raise your post count still, which I have no idea why.

I agree with MCM. It will be easier to tell if the drop is right once you finished.

[coastercrazy10]

If you are indeed taking it outside, know that leaving your tubing and parts outside for an extended period of time ruins them. If you're taking it outside, BE CAREFUL and cover up your coaster with tarps or something to prevent sun damage. coastergeek can vouch for the effects of sun damage with his 17 foot TTD that he made LONG ago. That tubing faded and shrunk like nobody's business.

Also, try and finish supporting the drop before giving pictures. The hanging track is useless in giving us a jumpoff point to critique it, since there's no guarantee that the track will look anything like it does right now after supports.

-CC10

[iggfish123]

I'm annoyed with the turn because when I look at the trace it is pretty sharp. How does this look so far?

[christian]

Definately (sp?) is a little to sharp. I say make it more gradual.

-MIBB)

[the_burrito_master]

^It will be better when he finishes the pull out. it's hard to compare when you first start.


looks alright. but it is sharp so watch out for that.

[Jplaz]

[iggfish123]

How does this look?

[Jplaz]

[coastercrazy10]

Hey JPlaz, a little wordage could do you some good.

Also iggfish: Use flexis on any part that turns a little bit...just layer them using the 45* connectors like MCM did with Apollo's Chariot and I'm doing with RedLine2.0. Then obviously support the hell out of it. It's getting there, just keep at it.

-CC10

[iggfish123]

^ I was asking Jplaz to just post a picture.
Anyway I'll do what ^ said with the flexis but now I'm going for the shape. This will obviously not be kept and I'll be supporting it much more eventually. Again, this is just to test shape.

[Jplaz]

Hi CC10, are you having a nice day?

[metallicais1337]

^LOL!

I think that right where it starts unsteepening (not a word) it's a little sharp. Also, make the pullout a constant curve (sideways) because right now it looks straight at the very end. Good job, though.

[iggfish123]

OK I started putting on final supports and crap because now I understand how it should go.

[iggfish123]

No one commented so.....

[~stεεlspectrum~]

^LOL!

I think that right where it starts unsteepening (not a word) it's a little sharp. Also, make the pullout a constant curve (sideways) because right now it looks straight at the very end. Good job, though.

It's supposed to be a little sharp.

Looking good, iggy!

[iggfish123]

The whole problem is that I can't get the pullout to reach the floor. If i make it right it wont reach the floor.