S&S-ish Out & Back

A little weekend project here, but release may not be available Sunday, as I want to spend time on custom supporting.

Heigh: 95 Feet
Speed: I don't even know or care really
Length: 3083 Feet
Max +/-: 3.9/-1.2
Lat: 1.5
Airtime moments: like 16

Professional stats, eh? Screenies can be found here, and as you will see, this ride was made for airtime:

http://www.nolimitsdevcenter.net/p3047

Also, i'm looking for a few testers that will take a quick look at the track and send me a little feedback! Thanks!

This track looks like tons of fun! I'll take a look at it, if you wouldn't mind sending it to me...( gerstlcrazy@hotmail.com )

Ok, just please don't post a rate in the forum, as I don't want to give away too many ideas about the track. Just hit reply to the email! Thanks.

Edit-> Change of plans, please refer to PM. Gracias

Alright, will do!

Well you know that I will always test for ya :p but I still cant figure out how to download nolimits tracks on my laptop gahh...jus sending it through AIM when ever I'm on...gracias. :]

Jak -- you know where to find me. Looks like lots of fun man!!

Looks like fun, but remember that there's more to an S&S than their short heights. Their camelbacks are in general a lot more circular and drawn out than what you have, and I highly doubt negatives get as strong as -1.2. Other than that, looks pretty good

The negatives actually do get up there dcs...you'd be surprised at how much punch this ride throws. It's actually very good, and I would tell you about it, but you saw what Jake said...don't give away anything.

^ He's saying that in real life they dont get that high, He doesen't doubt jakes reports of his own coaster, lol.

Heh, more than anything it's influenced by S&S rather than following the style. Anyways, I'm just making some basic support changes, as in changing the ledgers to wood, adding h-beams around crossovers, and adding diagonal supports, as seen here:

http://www.nolimitsdevcenter.net/i24207

All that's really left are the railings, a cartexture, and possibly an environment.

Tcon @ CK, I'll get a test track available shortly.