What are YOU doing in NL2 Right now?

Wanted to make a mega-lite, but also wanted to be semi-unique...

My new scenic railway coaster. It is a WIP.

Currently working on a new free to use recreation, this time of a Vekoma Mine Train (785m Standard)

Might work on an "Iron Horse" version in the future

My wooden coaster progress.

^ Cool5, you're making neat attempts to wow people in the 1940's by letting them on a hybrid coaster!

I found some very nice scenic railway trains from Dawa.

Cherry Cola is a refreshing soft drink and now cherry cola is also an inverted B&M roller coaster. The layout of the rollercoaster spells Cola before the mid-course brake run. The layout is equipped with the Coca-Cola icon and a feature all soft drinks have once shaken up.

I'm currently in the middle of my finishing touches on my new coaster called "Looping Whizzer". As you can see in the pictures below, it is meant to represent what Whizzer, at Six Flags Great America, would've looked like if Anton Schwarzkopf was able to incorporate a loop into his famous Speed Racer design. Now only if NoLimits 2 has a future update that includes the speed racer cars. I'll be uploading my coaster to the exchange soon. Enjoy!

You need to add horizontal support to the mid brake in in the first pic.

cool5 wrote:

You need to add horizontal support to the mid brake in in the first pic.

Oh! I almost forgot about that. Thank you for pointing that out.

The car goes wild at times.

Woohoo first post!
Anyway, this is a stand up coaster I'm working on.

Thoughts?

These last couple vids are from early work. They surely can be worked on some more, but I shot some vids for my trip.



Ever wanted to see how person's face look during a roller coaster? Faceoff is a coaster where you can do just that. Sit face-to-face to look through your opposing rider`s eyes and experience their fearful excitement.

^^Looks cool man.





Supports are temporary.

Olmisery wrote:

Currently working on a new free to use recreation, this time of a Vekoma Mine Train (785m Standard)

Might work on an "Iron Horse" version in the future

Wow i think i may be able to do something with it

Got some supporting done on my custom mega-lite.

Looks ultra-wavy to me and... I'd imagine a never-have-seen-before Megalite!

This is my project and the first coaster, which has got an animated cable lift. I think that I will upload the video of my coaster next week.

Rctortigos74 wrote:

Olmisery wrote:

me picture

Currently working on a new free to use recreation, this time of a Vekoma Mine Train (785m Standard)

Might work on an "Iron Horse" version in the future

Wow i think i may be able to do something with it

Could you really? That would be lovely.

Olmisery wrote:

Rctortigos74 wrote:

Olmisery wrote:

me picture

Currently working on a new free to use recreation, this time of a Vekoma Mine Train (785m Standard)

Might work on an "Iron Horse" version in the future

Wow i think i may be able to do something with it

Could you really? That would be lovely.

yeah i can already see it surounded by wonderfull scenery
can you pm me ?

^...^ tlansdell, that standup is looking beautiful. I really like the layout. You're working really well the subterranean restriction/benefit.
^...^ CKidd, I wanna see more angles of the megalite. Haven't seen anyone do a serious megalite design in a while. Looking legit from what we can see.


I've been colorizing and supporting a B&M giga design that I recently finished. Design is far more towards the Fury 325 side of B&M design vs. the Mako side.

Thoughts are appreciated.

I'm currently working on an Intamin Looper that's inspired by California Screamin I'm calling "New Retro". I'm trying to figure out a color scheme for it. I have three ideas, but I'm welcome for more.

1. All light brown

2.Red track & catwalks, green handrails (similar to the Giant Dipper at Belmont Park)

3.Green track & catwalks, red handrails

I like the colors as a basic idea. I think the actual colors you use should have more saturation. They're a bit too on the pale side. I get the retro aspect, but if it were a freshly built coaster, they'd have that clean, vibrant coat of paint.

[mkingy]

The last one reminds me of that Mexican dueling wooden coaster, whereas the first feels more traditional. Not keen on the red scheme, but I agree with Strata Force on the use of more saturation.