Small Modern Looping "Venomous" Uplaoded

Overview-
The blast is fast and somewhat unexpected for unknowing riders. Of course us experts or smart people in the public could know its there, but some people might not, giving it a slight element of surprise. The first element is a curve-like element, and intentionally generating lateral G's of about 1.6 on the switch of banking from right to left. Don't worry though, that may seem like a lot, but it isn't there for more than 0.5 seconds. The follows a Corkscrew element, then a turn, then a dragged out long twist, generating some even negative G's. Then a turn, then a small bunny hop giving quick ejector air. Then a finishing overbanked turn sort of element, going somewhat slow throughout the top to generater almost 0 vertical G's. Also, prefabricated supports will be placed where nessesary. Just a heads up. I believe that not every single thing needs to be custom. As in the prelift/bottom of lift on a coaster, those can be prefabs IMO. Your comments?

Progress-
Trackwork is done, and details and supports need to be added. No name thought of yet.

Data-
Track Type..........: Steel Looping Coaster (Modern)
Track Length........: 716.80 meters / 2351.67 feet.
Number of Trains....: 2
Cars per Train......: 4
Lowest Track Height.: 1.14 meters / 3.74 feet.
Highest Track Height: 21.19 meters / 69.52 feet.
Area Track Requires.: 106.41 x 91.24 x 20.05 cubic meters.
..................... 349.11 x 299.34 x 65.78 cubic feet.

I am not sure when it will be done, or when I will have some screenshots.

This is where my signature comes in handy...V

Screenshots.

Have you ever seen supports like that last one?

IIIII havent! becasue @ the point where one triangle ends and the other begins it would bend like beckham...not good...

Yes, that was deleted after the screeshot, I shouldn't have taken it of that one.

Whats that station angle...40 degrees???

Originally posted by Real

Whats that station angle...40 degrees???

doesn't look anywhere near 40 to me.

1. It is supossed to be like that.
2. I think it accually is around 40 degrees, let me check. Nice guess though

EDIT: Ah, accually, it is not 40. It's around 20.

One question. Why have a steep angled station (which will cause passenger discomfort in more than one way) when you could just as easily and much more efficiently had a drop out of the station into that little pre-launch segment of the ride...

I could. I never said it was finished.

I would still say thats over 30 but for sake of not having an argument over something so trivial Ill just say its way too steep. lol

Gerstlcrazy is right...I bet the guests leaning on the queue gates would be pretty badd...

yeah, but the rest of the coaster looks kinda good

Fixed;
Not as steep.
Lead out into what used to be there.
Supports added and changed.
I still can't decide: Modern Looping trains or LIM Launched Premier trains?

I think that question would depend on whether your want OTSR's or not. Sadly I've never been on either type, but I that's what you should ask yourself.

Eh, I'm still not sure. One thing that's leaning me toward the Premier track more now is that I've modeled a lot of the supports off of Jokers Jinx, Mr. Freeze, and The Chiller. Which are Premier. Discuss?

Well in my opinion, the Modern Looping has pretty cool halfchest OTSRs, but the Premier LIM trains are much more appropriate for this type of ride.

Yeah, I'm going to wait until I finish the everything, and take pics and switch between the two types and post some pics of each one to see what you all think. I have some great corkscrew supports done, some authentic premier overbanked turn supports, and its coming along. I dont have very much left to do.

For the station, I think it'd be kind of neat to have a sort of 'step' format. Like, every queue gate is on it's own little step... It's probably just me reading way too much into things as usual, but it would remove the 'leaning against the gates' problem.

Couldn't you just also stop the guests before entering the station, so that they'd be waiting in the queue, and then an air gate or something would open letting riders climb up to the station and into their seats? This is probably more logical...

Anyway, looking good, I think you should use Premier trains though. They suit this ride more, it looks like it has some tight transitions, so the lap bars would prevent too much headbanging.

Either or, looks fun!

=) Can I test?

Those supports, however unusual they may be, look awesome. Ya if you need some testers Keegs I'm here for ya.

Transition out of the roll in the last pic looks a little bit deadly.

yea you might wanna bank it a little more at the end of it.