New Projects (worth a look even for non-HR users)

I finally have some time to finish some HR projects over sprin break.
I know very few (if anyone) still use HR, but I'm finishing them just for fun, although I highly suggest everyone with the program should download them once they're ready. I will switch to NL sometime...in the summer...maybe. I don't really have much time to design rides anymore. Anyway, the upcomming rides are all Intamin or Intamin inspired rides and include: A lift hill invert (similar to my previous design, but some changes to the lay out and improved in the technical aspect), a new and very realistic 200ft record-breaking inverted rocket coaster (prototype), and two designs inspired by Intamin's "ball-" 4d-coaster.

The latter ones should be very interesting, while following similar lay-outs than the concepts presented, my design are slightly expanded with new elements and stand 150 and 200ft tall respectively. Here's a pic of the 200ft version, titled "tsunami", although I may change the name out of respect to the victims of the deadly tsunami in the indian ocean.



Having some problems with the seat rotations (it's based on the arrow 4d) but the LIMs and magnetic brake sections work very well, G's are below +4.4 and -.5. [pshades]

It looks pretty cool! Short, but nice. It should be interesting to watch progress!

This makes me interested in Hyper Rails...

Nice looking one....i'm waiting for another HR coaster to be uploaded. all HR users had left da house.....but i'm still building some...and nice to know that there's still someone using HR i'll post some pics of the one i'm building soon....

The fact that i'm living in Thailand.....and unfortunately i rented a house in Phuket island @Kamala beach for every holidays and summer with my friend who works there..Since the tsunami hit Thailand's southern coasts along with many countries surounding the ocean, our rented house was distroyed, but that's not the point, it wasn't my house anyway.But i thank god for khristmas, without it, i wouldn't have flown back to my home in Bangkok, i would have stayed there with friend. Me and my friend came to Bangkok just 2 days before the hit. That was close. Then one day later, as an english teacher who speaks french fluently ;my friend had been asked for help as a translator to help the victims(mostely forreigner tourists) ;imediatly he went back.I joined him later in a few days.I helped translating from english to thai language at the local radio station. There were many people dead and somany help-needed tourists. It was such a terrible tragidy i will never forget that, and i hope it's not going to happend again.