Fiend: Fear the Beast.

Do you think this city fell on it's own? All the people who lived in peace, fleeing in fear? What makes you think you can defeat me? I am one, Superior, to you puny humans. You have no chance in overcoming me. The millions lost in rubble, and soon you'll be part of the pile. Nothing can overcome me. Nothing can withstand... The Fiend.


Fiend: The Beast is a B&M 6 Seater Dive Machine. Standing at 120 ft tall, with a 90 degree plummit through an apocolyptic city stomped to ruins by the Fiend himself. The guests find themselves facing this twisted beast in attempt to overcome his intensity of mass destruction. Elements including a Stengel Dive, an Immelman, and Two Zero G rolls. All tied together by Forceful Helix's and sudden twists and turns. Below are a few pictures including the layout and early stages of scenery.









The scenery is still WIP, but It's a basic idea of what I want to do. Opinions?

[Blase Rhine]

Definitely loving the theme!

Just a suggestion, a ruined billboard or such would be really cool and it could be used to create a nice interaction with the scenery.

Thanks for the suggestion, I'm definitely making that this weekend.

[mkingy]

Looks good - layout certainly looks fun!

That support on the second picture just to the right of the train looks a little odd though - like it needs tidying up?

I believe that's just the angle. Although i'll look into it for sure.

This looks like your best work yet. Looking forward to more.

[Coasterkidmwm]

Nice custom trains, layout, and supports. Earthquakey theming looks great as well.

GerstlCrazy wrote:

This looks like your best work yet. Looking forward to more.

Thanks, it means a lot. This is my first project where I'm going for full theming, and so far it's been going really nicely.

Coasterkidmwm wrote:

Nice custom trains, layout, and supports. Earthquakey theming looks great as well.

Again, thanks alot! The custom trains are actually Codemaster's Dive Machine trains, which you can find for download on Nolimits Exchange. The Earthquakey layout is actually from the destruction of the beast itself, which will be more involved later in the future.

Thanks for the support everyone, means a lot!

Adore these lowering skies! They do fit with the dark red track!

lol240 wrote:

Adore these lowering skies! They do fit with the dark red track!

It's actually Dave's skybox from his Air ride. He gave me permission to use it and I just love how it works so well with this ride.

Just been doing a bit more work on scenery, made these cool truss beams, fit well when against a building.

I'm really digging the theme.

^ Thanks! Means a lot!

I also did some other theming... Messing with supports gives me some pretty cool results.

I checked out "Dave's Skybox" thread on NLE forum! Spectacular photos!

^Thanks! The skybox is definitely amazing with setting the theme... Speaking of..

[Coasterkidmwm]

Station looks great!

[Paradox]

Make sure the dropping floors don't have clipping issues.

[mkingy]

You appear to be an airgate short...

mkingy wrote:

You appear to be an airgate short...

You seem to be right, will be fixed

looks great but I fear the weird

[TTD03]

Great stuff mrcrolly!

It's back after a long break! I finally got motivation (and enough caffeine) to start completely fresh on 3DS. This time around I plan on doing everything on a better level of detail and placement. (rather than making a few assets and placing them accordingly). The image above is an example of the Ride Entrance itself. The idea was to have a highway/bridge that you would go under, although due to the fiend, it would seem destroyed, with a bus hanging off the end (towards the right of the building). The truss beam would have the 'Fast Pass' and 'Regular queue' Etc, and the sign to the very right was my meh attempt at a fallen billboard, which would present the ride name.

This bit itself took well over 3 hours to design, and texturing is on it's way. I promised you guys I wouldn't quit this project just yet, and I'm hoping to keep my word to see the finish of this ride, stay tuned for more updates.