Vulpecula - Newton Coaster

It's my first official newton coaster; I'm not overall too happy with it, but I've gotta start somewhere.




If the images aren't showing up for you, here's the links:
http://coaster-net.com/forums/index.php ... st&id=9190
http://coaster-net.com/forums/index.php ... st&id=9189

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that is a weird support structure

[Turbo]

would those supports be safe in real life? maybe... you can get an nldc page to put your pics in. coaster-net is a good site but you can store all of your project pics in nolimitsdevcenter.com

looks like a fun ride. i'll be willing to test for you. my e-mail is posted in my profile page

I've known about the NLDC, just never got one; I guess its time to do so. And at both of you, I know the support structure is odd, I'm not too sure myself if it'll work in reality. Once I've completed all the supports I'll come back and maybe fix it up.

Two new images here: http://www.NoLimitsDevCenter.net/p5326
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Anyone have any color ideas? I'd be willing to try anything better than the crap colored track I have now....

[Turbo]

maybe Blue Ties and black rails.
If it's a highly segmented track you could switch the tie and rail colors every few segments. that'd be cool. the supports: maybe black & blue (depends on if the rail color is blue or black).

still willing to test if you want me to. turbocoaster@hotmail.com

I'm not sure I need any testers. For skeleton track I prefer to keep it all one color. I'll try the blue though.
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New colors; kinda like a new mack being built P:
http://www.nolimitsdevcenter.net/i41407

Double post; More supports, just check the page: http://www.nolimitsdevcenter.net/p5326

lookin pretty good! i don't understamd why you don't like it, looks good to me

I don't like it because of how a section of it turned out. The overbank section and first cork/zero G element are kinda jerky. But like I said in the first post; I've gotta start somewhere.
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I redid the signature over-bank's supports; a lot more realistic.
Two new images: http://www.nolimitsdevcenter.net/i41469