Also, different B&M rides have different numbers of cars, so why would it be wrong for him to use 7 cars per train? C'mon dude you've been around long enough...
Also, different B&M rides have different numbers of cars, so why would it be wrong for him to use 7 cars per train? C'mon dude you've been around long enough...
i was assuming since most floorless and inverted coasters have 8 cars per train, this would too.
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Your ride looks pretty good so far, but i think you should redo your ending, and make your drop MUCH less steep. In fact you might want to rethink your layout. But you are on the right track! I would suggest using newton for a B&M Standup though, and i would not put a roll like the one you have, and instead have some sort of corkscrew. So many people will have a problem with that.
towards the ending there are some fast low to ground turns like mantis and some nice transitions. Ill let you test and see how it is if you give me your email?
It is a strange element for a stand up. But then, it is your ride. I don't think there's any rule that says you have to use B&M elements for your own creative design. I think it will depend on the lateral g forces in the element. Ride is looking good.
Supports are too thin, and the pre drop does really look too long. You should fix that. And even though tis gradual, I'm liking the barrel roll less and less...I just don't think it'll fit right with the feel of a standup.