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[CCI]

this is my twin track woodie
construction is expected to last a month
it is a 20`s style woodie here are some pics be harsh

[Pyro]

Whoa. 20's or not, that hill is way to steep and the drop is bumpy. You don't have the skill do to do racers.

[CCI]

ill pull it off how much less like pull it out a gray
the drop is not boumpy it just the angle i just checked

[Pyro]

The pullout is also very tiny.

No, it's not the angle. It dosnt look good at all.

[~stεεlspectrum~]

Pyro, don't flat out tell him that he doesn't have the skill to build this. It's a woodie, fairly small, and I think that he will improve a lot as long as he follows advice.

Make that pullout wayyy bigger, and the hill shouldn't be that steep either. Also, when you build, adjust each crosstie to make the track really smooth. Your supports look pretty good, however.

[CCI]

ok thanks ill work on that in the morning i cnt make it much bigger i have about 2 ft to my door.

[lazor 22]

Move it back then?

[CCI]

i cant its like a foot from the book shelf/ wall ill put a pic of my building space tomorrow

[mynci321]

There are several problems with this. First, the crest is too small, and the drop is way too steep for a woodie. You also need to make the pullout more gradual, and get rid of the straight spots. The pull-in to the hill is also too small, and needs to be stretched out. It may also be too steep.

-Mynci321

[SwimZONE]

Pyro, you couldn't build yourself before you came here...but neither could I. Give advise, not put-downs.
As for the coaster, the drop looks good, but the pull-out should be bigger. Maybe consider changing your layout.

[CCI]

i would if i have room i have two options build a twister woodie in my room or a ptc woodie in the hall next two my room .
my plan was a torn then go into a rosebowl with one track on top of another
so much for the 20`s style woodie

[Antinos]

Pyro, don't flat out tell him that he doesn't have the skill to build this. It's a woodie, fairly small, and I think that he will improve a lot as long as he follows advice.

Make that pullout wayyy bigger, and the hill shouldn't be that steep either. Also, when you build, adjust each crosstie to make the track really smooth. Your supports look pretty good, however.

Pyro, you couldn't build yourself before you came here...but neither could I. Give advise, not put-downs.
As for the coaster, the drop looks good, but the pull-out should be bigger. Maybe consider changing your layout.

If SSC had a like button, just like on Facebook, these two posts would be liked.

Do what steelspectrum said though. All that's wrong is that the elements are misshaped.

[CCI]

ok ill get some updated pics after school i think ill do a turn before the drop the into another hill with a turning drop the next element has never been done before wich youll find out later

[DDRman732865]

Haha, this reminds me of Infernal Hurricane... lol

One idea is to make it taller, but instead of going onto the floor, do a small dip onto the table and make it turn from there.

You might not have the skills to make this, but neither did I. Trust me, if you pull this off it will mulitiply your building skills by like 5.

[CCI]

i think i fixed it pic

[RidesByDaan]

it looks good but you need much more supports!

-killer-

[dylan]

He^ doesnt mean support, he means track connections.

[CCI]

do you men x ties?
or green rods
or connecting to the supports

[DDRman732865]

Dude, you didn't fix it. It should be like a sideways parabola almost. The degree of slope should change gradually, getting bigger and bigger and being greatest close to zero. It shouldn't be gradual-sharp. Get what I'm saying?

[CCI]

it looks better with tubing ill put a pic in a little