What are YOU doing in NL2 Right now?

I found something!
Pic taken by me

^Scourge? Is that you?
I'm intrigued, though it's not much to go off of.
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I've been working on an Intamin big loop, double launch, backwards spike thing similar to the one showing up at one of the Wanda parks in China, this is how far I've got with the layout



The one behind is a previous version that I'm keeping so I don't end up deleting and forgetting what my backwards spike structure is supposed to look like.

^Its a little bit complicated. I am testing to make a story over a longer period of time that leads to more answers about me.

Im finding more and more tracks of coaster in the forest. Something strange is hidden in its ruins.


Doing this to challenge my self

Timmmvs wrote:

It's surprising that this Polar Coaster has got a "Screamin' Squirrel" element (the scariest hairtime part of the ride) plus I find every earth-spinning twist appealing!

This would be awesome to be in the Track Exchange!

^ Coaster Mind, your creation has just brought back to this old video!

[herman116]

^^ I can't see a lot of the coaster but the theming looks awesome!

^ That coaster is starting to get really long. I like it!

[TallonD83]

I'm doing this:

Zero-G-Roll on a standup? rip legs

[Paradox]

Why? Intamin did it on Shockwave.

No-Name Giovanola Hyper with a filler color scheme until I think of a better one:

coasterdude2001 wrote:

No-Name Giovanola Hyper with a filler color scheme until I think of a better one:

How about red track/yellow supports? I've always thinked that might look good on a Giovanola Hyper.

^ Looks cool , now for a name, and my initial thought of "McGrittle: The Ride" dosent seem to to do a hypercoaster justice.

[mkingy]

Wittloc wrote:

Zero-G-Roll on a standup? rip legs

Paradox wrote:

Why? Intamin did it on Shockwave.

Indeed, it's not uncomfortable either. I think it is perhaps a much more shallow entry from sit downs and the rotation starts earlier too.

[TallonD83]

Paradox wrote:

Why? Intamin did it on Shockwave.

THANK you Paradox! G's are all within check. And this is what I call a standup lite, barely 120 ft tall.

mkingy wrote:

Wittloc wrote:

Zero-G-Roll on a standup? rip legs

Paradox wrote:

Why? Intamin did it on Shockwave.

Indeed, it's not uncomfortable either. I think it is perhaps a much more shallow entry from sit downs and the rotation starts earlier too.

And thank you Mkingy!

I would assume that argument against a 0G on a standup is the same as against a Cobra Roll on a standup, which is g forces. but that can be managed, so why not?

For the Giovanola Hyper make sure that the mid break run almost stops the train like the 2 real world Giovanola Hypers do.

^Check!

Here is what I'm working on, an infinity coaster called Chanloh!

I am making a new knockoff of a Chinese knockoff coaster.

[mkingy]

Getting there..

[Coasterkidmwm]

TallonD83 wrote:

I'm doing this:

Chang colors/10

Been working on putting the finishing touches on my very first dive coaster! Should be up on the exchange in a n hour or two!

^^ Props to your awesome technique, Tallon! It's really hard to replicate an "Inclined / Oblique Loop" element, specially in NL1! I know that "wicked" element is a tad tricky to shape in a satisfying way!

coasterdude2001 wrote:

^ Looks cool , now for a name, and my initial thought of "McGrittle: The Ride" dosent seem to to do a hypercoaster justice.

Wow I'm digging those Giovanola colors!

This is how a arrow mega coaster should be run. The coaster is made by JasonZ617

I just tweaked the coaster to run faster and have better pacing.

[TallonD83]

lol240 wrote:

^^ Props to your awesome technique, Tallon! It's really hard to replicate an "Inclined / Oblique Loop" element, specially in NL1! I know that "wicked" element is a tad tricky to shape in a satisfying way!

Thank you! That was one of the easier elements actually, corkscrew I still REALLY struggle with... makes me mad, since they SEEM like they should be easy, but B*M flatspins are HARD to replicate...

Welcome to the improved Kermis Maastricht! Dive right in and enjoy the rides while keeping nice and refreshed.

Warning! You might get wet!

Lap bars work on mermaids, right?