New Roller Coaster System with corkscrew

[Gijserman]

Made this new type roller coaster last weekend:



What do you think??

Cheers!

[condor]

Wow, that's pretty awesome! Nice job!

[Neo]

very nice. I would have liked a still of the roller coaster cart itself in the video for a better look at its construction but from the short glances of the track and the wheels I have a good idea. The roller coaster track requires 100s if not 1000s of certain parts to build and it probably took a long time to build (unless more than one person help in its assembly) - but the results are amazing.

[Gijserman]

very nice. I would have liked a still of the roller coaster cart itself in the video for a better look at its construction but from the short glances of the track and the wheels I have a good idea. The roller coaster track requires 100s if not 1000s of certain parts to build and it probably took a long time to build (unless more than one person help in its assembly) - but the results are amazing.

It took 3 persons 3 days to build, but we thought it through before that. I'll try to get pics of the car, but the lego is not at my place unfortunately..

I do have a pic of thebasics of the track:

[lisatoy]

It is a really great work. I´d love to be there to play it.
Contratulations!!
I made one myself but is by far smaller and simpler than yours.
Congrats again.

[SpaceNinjaDino]

I love LEGO roller coasters and this is one of the best. I wish LEGO would make an Amusement Park theme and make a coaster set or two. They could produce some new pieces that would make the coasters more compact and easier to make. If LEGO can make a $400 Super Star Destroyer that is only for display (which is one of my favorite sets), they can make a $300-$400 roller coaster that is fun for everyone.