What are YOU doing in NL2 Right now?

[mkingy]

Looks interesting - are you going for family style or a more intense ride?

intense! it pulls +5G and -1,5G
And a I think it took more then 3 min to complete this coaster without brake!

[mkingy]

Nice I hope you're keeping the combination forces under control!

^^ I recommend you not to make bunny hops for "Megalite" too repetitive, as I actually know that they make me sick. Force range there is like... -1.5 - +4.0! Wow intense!

Happy creating!

Thanks for the interests!
I added those bunny hops because they are fun and I want to stand out a little from Mack it self.

Made some more progress and managed to get a video up for my ride!



Feedback and critique is welcome, this is one of my first handbuilt coasters in a while so I'm definitely open to suggestions and fixes.

WARNING! WARNING!

This is NOT a jet coaster!!

I'm currently trying to make some trainmodels that can be attachted to trains. One is a viking spinning coaster I'm trying to make and the other is inspired by Switchback from Gravity Group (With the help from Magu for the scripts, thanks )

[mkingy]

That switchback style car looks incredibly impressive! Great work!

After experimenting a bit, I've finally managed to come up with a B&M flying coaster layout I like. Meet Tyr:

540 degree roll after the large turnaround looks insane!

[Coasterkidmwm]

cool5 wrote:

WARNING! WARNING!

This is NOT a jet coaster!!

hopkin.jpg

OD Hopkins eh? Those are hilarious rides. If I paid several million for a ride and saw the company modifying the loop like that I'd be pissed.

Emperors productions wrote:

I'm currently trying to make some trainmodels that can be attachted to trains. One is a viking spinning coaster I'm trying to make and the other is inspired by Switchback from Gravity Group (With the help from Magu for the scripts, thanks )

Honestly that train front would probably work well on Schwarzkopfs and even more train styles by just fussing with the X, Y, and Z scaling in the NL Editor. Looks good as is even if you used really basic textures.

http://www.ukrides.info/col/nph/enigmas.JPG

Projektion wrote:

After experimenting a bit, I've finally managed to come up with a B&M flying coaster layout I like. Meet Tyr:

Good job on that roll before the immelman. If I tried that the G's would not be okay lol.

This describe the weather here and what I'm doing
I'm supporting!
What do you think?

[mkingy]

Looks great, the extended cross beam is perhaps overkill but otherwise I like how its progressing.

Thanks!
The cross beam is needed for the track under it.

[mkingy]

I eman how it sticks out the sides fo the supporting beams - in looks as if everything is connected into that beam rather than that beam connecting into your vertical supports.

Finished supporting my B&M Flying coaster

When will you release your polercoaster? In a week or so?

Oh man those rides look great!

^^Eventually, but probably not soon

^ Thanks

Projektion wrote:

Finished supporting my B&M Flying coaster

Does anyone else see that random supported track that looks to have a train on it on the far right of the picture. Anyways ive been working on a B&M Dive Coaster "Raven" and also imported my Shuttle Wing coaster from NL1 "Vertigo". I apologize if they may look somewhat bad and not "eye candy" I usually make wooden coasters

Heres a little taste of what Ive been doing.

About a week and should be ready to upload. Thinking on calling it Tropic Storm. More pics coming soon.

I have been working on a massive PolarCoaster... 777 feet tall in fact. These are much harder to build than they look!

One for scale:

This is not exactly made in NL2 but for NL2

Everything is still in its early states

Everything made in Sketchup for my Mack Coaster

Jaykethekid wrote:

I have been working on a massive PolarCoaster... 777 feet tall in fact. These are much harder to build than they look!

777... lucky number for you and this coaster! Keep your fingers crossed!

^ I feel Italy from its tower!