Viper SFMM Recreation.

After practicing making all different types of Arrow Coasters, I think it's about time that Viper at AFMM, recieves an more than well deserved recreation.

This is to be my second long term project, and is to take longer than my first one.

Although I'm not done with my first project, I could say it's more than 97% complete, and plan on releasing it one month before this recreation is released.

While many attempts at making a recreation have been made, I feel it's my duty to give the world such a great gift.

An update is planned for later tonight.

P.S. even though I will be making it, please feel compelled to help out with any pointers and any useful information like; Section speeds, dispatch times, G's, etc..

[Turbo]

I'll test for you. even though I live a couple states away I have ridden the coaster at least 100 times. It is _one_ of my favorite coasters (about 4th) at SFMM. I'd love to help out

Ill test for the corks and the loops.

I've ridden it some 110 times, so I can help as well [:)]

Actually, I'm in progress of a recreation of it.

While I'm sure everybody has ridden it only 1,000,000 times, I would hope for nobody else to post anything about testing, until I need it.

This is a very difficult ride to make, and will take at least a year, because not only am I doing a copy of the track but of the queue/station as well, and that's something that takes time.

To start off things I'm going to work on the Wooden Frame of the Station and unfortunately I don't think anybody has the blue-prints for that, and so I'm going to do something all great people do......guess.

I'm not sure how high it is, but I can only guess that the un/loading floor is about 15ft high, so I'm try there. If I'm totally wrong please slap me and tell me. I'm not very good at guessing.

And Good luck to you bobbyjo

http://www.rcdb.com/ig25.htm?picture=1 Look in the bottom right corner. The station is partly visible.

The stations roof edge is about 30ft. high, with the highest point being about 40-45ft. The station is only about 15ft. high though.