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Hope this gets some attention; Roundup 150 was awesome 
So basically the story behind this ride was that I had this cool Intamin woodie sitting on my hard drive. I based the ride off of Balder, so eventually I thought, 'Hey, what if I gave this thing the T Express treatment and added some more awesome stuff before the 'first' drop?' If you guys don't know, T Express is really almost like Balder, except it has this awesome El Toro-style portion added on to it. Having ridden T Express, I knew first-hand how awesome that would be, so I got to work.
Skyfire is almost a megacoaster, but not quite; it's about 54 meters tall according to the NL2 editor. Its first part has a really intense element, almost like a non-inverting Norwegian Loop, that sustains around 4G for 3 seconds. The second part of the ride is just as exciting, though. It's filled with airtime hills, with one of them pulling up to -1.5G, and it has this awesome quadruple airtime hill finale. It's also a massive people eater -- it's got a really high throughput of over 1,800 riders per hour -- so wait times are sure to be pretty short, well, nearly all the time!
Enjoy the ride!
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Credit goes to nSeven (Mike Sheets) for the custom trees and shrubs used in the ride, as well as TheCodeMaster (Patrick Crowne) for the 3D rocks and the dynamic coaster sounds.
So basically the story behind this ride was that I had this cool Intamin woodie sitting on my hard drive. I based the ride off of Balder, so eventually I thought, 'Hey, what if I gave this thing the T Express treatment and added some more awesome stuff before the 'first' drop?' If you guys don't know, T Express is really almost like Balder, except it has this awesome El Toro-style portion added on to it. Having ridden T Express, I knew first-hand how awesome that would be, so I got to work.
Skyfire is almost a megacoaster, but not quite; it's about 54 meters tall according to the NL2 editor. Its first part has a really intense element, almost like a non-inverting Norwegian Loop, that sustains around 4G for 3 seconds. The second part of the ride is just as exciting, though. It's filled with airtime hills, with one of them pulling up to -1.5G, and it has this awesome quadruple airtime hill finale. It's also a massive people eater -- it's got a really high throughput of over 1,800 riders per hour -- so wait times are sure to be pretty short, well, nearly all the time!
Enjoy the ride!
...
Credit goes to nSeven (Mike Sheets) for the custom trees and shrubs used in the ride, as well as TheCodeMaster (Patrick Crowne) for the 3D rocks and the dynamic coaster sounds.
