Amazed Steel!

After seeing how awesome the Texas Giant project is coming, I decided to make my own RMC coaster: AMAZED STEEL!

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Hmm..Looks rather interesting.

That lloks pretty cool,I see a new trend coming...

Make sure you download the environment!

http://jcoaster95.com/Documents/RMC%20S ... %20Env.zip

I'm assuming this was designed to be a conversion like Texas Giant? If not, disregard my comments. If so, then here are some thoughts: I like that you tried, but what takes away from it for me is the fact that often you haven't presented some indication of where the track was before. Also, there are some areas where there doesn't seem to be any way the track could've stood as a normal woodie beforehand. Specifically, where would the track have been on the first drop? I doubt a normal woodie (or at least one needing reprofiling) would have such a steep drop followed by a tall hill. Basically I'm somewhat taken out of the experience because I feel like what you have shown us doesn't really sell the whole conversion idea.

^Because it wasn't a conversion [:D]

^You know this is probably the only way Disney would get a woodie, right?

Uh... no. Besides I'm already working on something that could make it work for Disney

[Coasterkidmwm]

Cause you're an engineer and all you can you do that right?

Originally posted by Coasterkidmwm

Cause you're an engineer and all you can you do that right?

wait..... wha?

anyway, while it does look interesting, the point is to reprofile exsisting rides. The way I see it working best is to take a wooden coaster you havee already made and making it twice as intense while keeping as much of the original lattice work as possible and building more to suit the new layout.