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  • Comment System%s's Photo
    United Kingdom Comment System Offline
    comment below
    posted 9 years ago
  • PizzaWurscht%s's Photo
    Germany PizzaWurscht Offline

    im a fan of how you build the supports. but for the high of the coaster they are are a bit too thick. 

     

    can you show a screen of one support

    posted 9 years ago
  • Lotte%s's Photo
    Netherlands Lotte Offline

    oh wow that looks nice! you did a really good job at not making the first turnaround look too big, and the supports ofcourse loook pretty damn good. i'm really looking forward to seeing more finished screens of this

    posted 9 years ago
  • dawidox%s's Photo
    Germany dawidox Offline
    I really love These thick supports, and what I can see from the Layout so far. That's what makes you a supreme player! I'm really looking forward to see this project finished!
    posted 9 years ago
  • ScOtLaNdS_FiNeSt%s's Photo
    United Kingdom ScOtLaNdS_FiNeSt Offline

    ooh, very nice Stijn. Interested to see what you will do with this and iron viper. 

    posted 9 years ago
  • theflowdiskord%s's Photo
    United Kingdom theflowdiskord Offline

    thats the supports I should of done for a similar ride I did. awesome job

    posted 9 years ago
  • Coasterbill%s's Photo
    United States Coasterbill Offline

    I like this a lot and I know the NE style is always to go small but I have a hard time believing that this is a giga coaster or even a hypercoaster regardless of the scale.

     

    Still though it's awesome. It just doesn't look 300 or even 200 feet tall.

    posted 9 years ago
  • Austin55%s's Photo
    United States Austin55 Offline

    Yea my complaint to. I'd make the first drop (and remaing hills then) atleast 33-50% bigger. 

    posted 9 years ago
  • BelgianGuy%s's Photo
    Belgium BelgianGuy Offline
    I thought of making it bigger, but i want keep it in scale for the park, the footprint is already extremely big as it's standing at 55m where iron viper' highest point is 31m... It's all in scale to eachother and the peep perspective in comparison to the coaster, making it just that little bit higher would throw it off i think personally. It has to function in a park not as a design so i reckon that the height is enough to make the true king of the park but still in a reasonable scale to the rest without being too overbearing
    posted 9 years ago
  • Cocoa%s's Photo
    Australia Cocoa Offline

    Yeah I agree about the scale, but it looks implemented really well.

    posted 9 years ago
  • Stoksy%s's Photo
    Australia Stoksy Offline

    Always wanted to see Fr3ak's megalite layout finished. Looks promising this.

    posted 9 years ago
  • BelgianGuy%s's Photo
    Belgium BelgianGuy Offline
    Yeah me too. The layout isn't a direct copy but is heavyly inspired by that coaster, mine is smaller though for the scale of the park to work
    posted 9 years ago
  • disneylandian192%s's Photo
    United States disneylandian192 Offline

    I'm happy to see that you're really trying to stay consistent with scale. This layout's got that flow for sure, I like it! 

     

    Regarding the size, I think what you've got is perfect actually. Anything taller and you'd need wider turns to accommodate for the speed- wider turns means more diagonals and straights to the point of looking awkward. Its pulled off splendidly here I think. 

    posted 9 years ago

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