V3

This started out as a Wicked Twister recreation thread.

V3 is the result of WT and V2's irresponsibility, pretty much.

Layout as of right now:



I'm having a little bit of a problem with the track shaking exiting the front roll. Help?

-disaster249

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SfgblmQd ... re=related

I'd say no.

Interesting choice of a coaster to recreate when there already is a near perfect one complete. I hope this one can stand up to it [;)]. Good luck!

I've heard Real has one but I haven't been able to find it anywhere. Is that the one that you are talking about?

Originally posted by disaster249

I've heard Real has one but I haven't been able to find it anywhere. Is that the one that you are talking about?

He is probably talking about this one.

Gah link fail

@disaster249

Yes, that indeed would be the recreation I am talking about. [approve]

It isn't on here, do you have a link?

I don't believe it is on this site but I do know it can be found on another site (NoLimitsExhange). Try looking there if you want a good track to reference to.

Ok, thanks!

Yeah I don't see myself beating that one, lol

do a recreation of something like invertogo, or V2

I have an idea, tell me what you think. Take the front roll section of V2, and the back spiral section of WT. What you get is something called V3.

I like that idea.... maybe add an zero g roll right before or after the station?

That sounds awesome

Edit:

How about naming it Twister Velocity, or W2

Twister Velocity sounds very exciting for this
and i think this coaster would be the poop
add some 3ds rocks around the launch
and make a barn or something as a station

I was going with the name V3, as kind of a successor to the V2 coasters. I have a prototype of the track already done, let me take some pictures.

im not sure but the difference in height of the towers is pretty big!

You should make the front roll roll twice one sloped like the one you have now and one vertical to make up for the height difference.

Your layout looks very linear. If you can, have the rolls start nearing the end of the curved sections.