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Im not so sure that those trains having no break/twist section would be able to traverse the tight twists and inversions of the new coaster at CP.

Here ya go. (Note that I dont have photoshop which is why my logos are so simple.)

Though I find your park to be very unrealistic, I made you your logos because I was bored. If you like them, use 'em, if you dont, well then dont use 'em.

First of all, I would like to congratulate you for building the second tallest B&M invert in the world. Many coasters are very difficult to deal with when you have so much speed, and I think you handled it fairly well. Ill start with good things. The airtime hills were very cool and the weightlessness created by the loop was unbeatable. The supports looked great, but as said earlier there might have been too many. Now onto the bad. I dont know why you used three trains when the track has no MCBR, two would be sufficient. The track was fairly smooth until you got to the first air-time hill, then it became pretty rough. I think the loop had good speed through it because it produced awesome hang-time, but the cobra roll needs to be lower. I also dont think it would pass tunnel test. Now I know that sounds like a lot of bad, but I dont want you to think this is a bad track. Most of the things that are wrong with it are fairly easy fixes. Overall the track was strong, and it certainly got my heart pumping, but it still needs work. Never give up.

You wouldnt see me complaining.

*Bump* Im not the type of person who has to have comments or else Ill die, and Im not going to beg for them either. BUT, I would like to simply say they would be nice to have in order to better my skills. -Justin "Just saying" Seabaugh

^Im pretty sure thats what MCBR's are for if Im understanding you correctly. Also, its your coaster, do with it what you please. Dont let people tell you what to do.

Wrong. -Justin "SOB is 218 feet tall" Seabaugh

Standing a staggering 150 feet in the air, Woodland Runner is one of the tallest wooden roller coasters in the world. Topping out at a blazing 56mph, Woodland Runner is also one of the fastest wooden coasters in the world. I wanted this coaster to be long, twisted, and air-time filled. I had a few problems on the way though. Firstly, the coaster being so tall, it was hard for me to make curves throughout the beginning of the track due to the high speeds. I fixed this problem by making the entire beginning of the track be higher off the ground. The track is a true beast boasting over 7 moments of airtime (4 floater and 3 ejector) located throughout the track. The laterals are great also, but never too much. I hope you enjoy the crazy twisted section at the end of the track, and I apologize that there had to be a trim before it. I absolutely hate to tame some of my wilder coasters, but the trim was mandatory in order to keep the g's tolerable. Stats- Height- 150feet Drop- 110 feet Top Speed- 56mph Length- 4544feet Banking- three 90* turns and one 85* Blocks- 5 Trains- 3 Cars Per Train- 6 Seats Per Car- 4 Tests- E-stop- Passes in flying colors Tunnel- Passes with a few very slight tunnel to tunnel hits but it is completely safe using the inside rim of the wood tunnels. MY PERSONAL FAVORITE SEAT= FRONT SEAT ON THE RIGHT Special Thanks to Coasterdude5 for testing this coaster for me! EDIT- I forgot to say it would be greatly appreciated if you rated this coaster at CoasterSims. Thanks. Woodland Runner1.0.nltrack Download bee-atches 90 degrees! This is the best way to see the layout.

I dont know about other people, but I really dont think Hulk counts as a launch coaster in this instance. Hulk's layout is pretty much a standard lift hill coaster layout after the launch and zero-g. In contrast to what people have been saying about launch coasters and their lack of anticipation, Id like to put you on TTD for the first time ever and ask you if your nervous right before the launch. -Justin "But nothing beats your standard chain still" Seabaugh

YES! My hunch has been confirmed! This is so exciting! And if those are pieces 104 and 105, all of you are so owned.

Wow, things are really shaping up for me to be right, and everyone who thought it was an aqua trax to be wrong. -Justin "Its not that I dont want an aqua trax, I just dont think it is one" Seabaugh

I just found these Point Buzz pics on RCDB.... ^By the heavy banking and large diameter of that helix, Im betting that this coaster will be a fast one! ^Thats just damn sexy!

Why not? Dont you know that Intamin makes spinning coasters? Heck, theres even one at the world famous Lotte World! -Justin "End sarcasm here" Seabaugh

Actually, I posted quite a few pages back the the V supports can be used in many ways. See this.

Mine is currently in my signature. And just to let you know, its NLDC not NLDEC, you might want to change the title of this thread.

Forest Doom Machine looks really cool! Why dont you just upload it here?

Would High Roller fit your discription?

That wouldnt suprise me, but I really dont think CP needs anything low capacity. WT is bad enough.

its not a crane! its track! I accept that now. I made that comment before anyone mentioned the other angle(which I still haven't seen). Going off just that Cedar Point cam you can't really tell what that is exactly. i felt it in my bones Dude that is definitely a crane. You can see the little foot thing that keeps the crane from tipping over. Also, the "track" that you think you see is black.

It is really sad to see another company having troubles. IMO, S&S is one of the better companies out there. I hope they can make it through, hell, look at Delta Airlines! They've applied for bankruptcy tons of times and now they are one of the most successful in the business. Hopefuly S&S can do the same.

I said it could be a quick direction change if you read my post correctly

Going from number 104 into number 105 in this picture definitely could be a zero-g roll. Dont hold me to it, it could just be a quick direction change or a piece of trick track, but it sure does resemble something of an inversion. See here. -Justin "Anything to conclude its not an aqua trax." Seabaugh

He posted water park progress pictures in this thread at Coaster 101.