Who's up for some tight fit puzzles?

It's been a while since I've seen a tight fit challenge, and those are good fun. I am also quite fascinated with layouts that try to so much inside a smaller footprint, and that in itself can be a puzzle. I tried a rough draft sample layout beforehand just to make sure it was possible to squeeze something decent in.
Compact hyper:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/q3tvkqyg3dlmkw7/Hypercoastertightfittemplate.nltrack
Rules are explained in the track info.
This is NOT a contest. This is just for fun. Right now this is the only one I have ready, but I am thinking about a Euro-fighter challenge as well.
If there is anything I overlooked, don't be hesitant to tell me. Maybe people can make their own challenge templates for others to try.

Do you want to use my bottomless pit for your challenging coaster?
Here it is.

http://www.coastercrazy.com/track_exchange/detail/19921

Anyone that wants to use this pit, please be sure to give me full credit if you do use it for your coaster projects. Thanks.

i kinda wanna cramm a 220ft tap wood coaster in this,

Originally posted by highthrills2

i kinda wanna cramm a 220ft tap wood coaster in this,

Dang, I made the rules say steel coasters only but I guess there's nothing stopping you from pursuing your desire [;)]
I'd like to see that.

Mine was FAR harder than this contest....

AJClarke0912 had the ONLY entry, and he got disqualified due to the length being a few hundred feet short.

Look up Compact Inverted Challenge.

It was the most bloody hell of a challenge ever conceived in NL.
It was HARD. Nobody won though.

Get the fug out.

- see Express 90

This has been pretty fun so far. Making some nice progress.








Any ideas on what spine to use for the first mcbr thing? I like the strong, structural look of the looping box spine but I feel as if that is overkill. I don't want to use the 3 tube spine as it is ugly.


And, in case you were wondering, the turn out of the station and the lift hill were made in FVD++ to get that perfect lift angle and turn angle. The first drop and the rest of the ride is all handbuilt though.

This 4,735.28ft portable coaster should beat them all! It crams in two high G loops, a two level wild mouse section, three helixes, a fan turn section and a heartline roll among many dips and turns.

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Nice one cool5! I just wonder how you're gonna support all that.

Should I host a "Can you support this coaster like a Pinfari contest?" After I get the Gs and tunnel testing finished on this one?

so when does this contest end, or when do we have to turn in our tracks?

It ends at February 45th, 3013.
Seriously tho, read the first post.

it does not say what to do with the track when we are done.

Oh okay.
You don't have to do anything specific nor is there a deadline. You can upload if you want or have someone test.

I'm pretty sure it's not a competition, just for fun.