Iron Maiden is my 10th coaster so far in No Limits 2. By far, it is my most extensive project featuring heavy terrain and scenery editing and custom support editing. Originally, the name for the coaster was not related to the band, but as I was looking for a soundtrack for the ride, I felt that the ...

lol240: Hahaha, my friend! Your pun skills are 10/10!
herman116: Thanks! That's a great picture and some great advice! It's cool how many small details you notice when you look at theme park buildings, I will make sure to try this out!

Skyscraper: I eventually will have to do this.
Coasterkidmwm: Thanks, I will make sure to check that out.
rmcSoni: Thanks, I will make sure to look into that, looking back it does seem too wide.

Centurion is the 9th coaster that I've created so far in No Limits. It is a 476 foot Intamin Stratacoaster that features a 1.89 G launch and top speeds of 125 mph. It's set on a naval carrier with oversized props to make the rider feel even smaller. Here is a YouTube video showcasing the coaster: ht...

I have completed the coaster... Here is a link to its final look: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rYbN9BO1zXM

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Yeah, I am currently trying to fix the laterals on the roll over. It's really "herky-jerky" right now.

For laterals do you mean horizontal G's? If so, the highest is 2G's for a split second, but nothing sustained over 1.5 G's.

Thanks! Looking back at it, the lift supports are too thin. I'll also have to toy around with the butterfly, it originally had more shaping on the bottom, but it was as bit too low.

Would it truly be an SLC if it didn't kill people?
Anyways, the G's are all safe, and the most intense section is 3.5-4 G's and only for a moment.

Blackjack is a work-in-progress Vekoma SLC that I am currently creating. To begin, I'm fairly new to the game, and Blackjack is only my 6th coaster. This is an exciting coaster for me because it is my first time using custom supports and it is my first inverted coaster. BACKSTORY: Blackjack is based...