The inspiration for this coaster was basically to make it a "best-of" of all my favourite elements from various real life hypers, such as the post-mcbr helix from Behemoth, the Circle turn helix thing from Intimidator, the (albeit slightly modified) ampersand and speed hill from Shambhala, the ending overbanks from Mako and the splash down from DiamondBack.
I'm really happy with how this coaster came out, I feel like it flows pretty well and I'm happy with how everything is shaped.
This coaster was originally going to be part of a Cedar Fair park project (which it still is, mind you), I just moved it into this smaller park just to get it uploaded on Youtube, since having it in the Cedar Fair park with almost no scenery wouldn't look right.
Stats: -Height: 68.5 m / 225 ft -Drop: 74.5 m / 244 ft -Speed: 134 kmh / 83 mph -Length: 1809 m / 5935 ft
For some unknown reason, when it reaches the point of the loading sequence that says Creating Backgrounds, this park completely crashes my Windows. Like 100% cpu usage and the works. I'll have to live with the YouTube video.
You seem to have a fetish for putting B&M hypers on peninsulas.
Anyways, trackwork and supports were extremely good. It felt put like a real B&M and I didn't see any pumps or bumps anywhere. The G's were great as well. My only nitpick for supports is that I've never seen the thing you did one the second camelback with the leaning supports. It's a bit odd and I apologize if that exists in real life. You're not exactly dodging anything in that spot so I don't get why it's needed. I do appreciate and did notice that you bothered to make the supports over the tunnel go around it.
Your layout was pretty neat. It reminded me of Shambala meets Goliath (Canada) meets Raging Bull. The turnaround area was like a Goliath/Shambala hybrid, and the twisty end part reminded me of Raging Bull. The little twist into the splashdown section was really neat and I enjoyed that more than I should have for some reason.
Solid ride overall and I wish I could say more but nothing was really wrong with it. Please keep uploading here. I like your stuff.
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