[Nolimits 2] Deluge - Gravity Group Wooden Coaster - Terrain Park

Deluge is a massive Gravity Group wooden coaster. This layout features significant terrain influence. Time Travel at Hot Go Park - Happy Jungle World served as the main inspiration for the layout.
Stats:
Length: 8425'
Height From Ground: 160'
Largest Drop: 150'
Total Elevation Change: 270'
Max Speed: 78 MPH
Airtime Moments: 24
Inversions: 2
The Terrain Park will be available for download once the first phase (5 coasters) is completed.

[@j-coasters]

The park containing this coaster as well as the other terrain coasters around it has been released. You can find the download links for both Steam and Nolimits Central in the description of the park compilation video: th-cam.com/video/R8222wWM8-Y/w-d-xo.html

[@EmeraldBayMovies]

Seriously one of the best wooden coasters I've seen. I also love the simplicity of the landscape. Just open plains under overcast weather, it's perfect. Reminds me of eastern Washington state

[@xRGTMx]

Me: “Whoa, how is this coaster so good at keeping its speed and pace?”
Me: checks stats, 270’ total elevation change
Me: “Ah, that would do it.”
Fantastic coaster.

[@sprawlz6466]

This looks like a Modern Voyage. Awesome

[@wickedphant0m]

This would be the greatest coaster in the world. No question.

[@gois3r]

i literally love how fast this coaster is

[@lsky4446]

Pretty FANTASTIC!!!👍🏽💯🔥

[@visionist7]

So nice to not skip the lift hill. I don't know why it's so popular to skip it.

[@Colaholiker]

Where did you hide the jet engine that must be strapped to the train? This thing hardly loses any speed! 😮
I'm sitting on my couch with my arms up in the air while watching this, so the J-vity Group must have done an excellent job building this coaster 😁

[@j-coasters]

You can thank the 270' of elevation change between the top of the lift and the bottom of the swooping turn into the brakes for that lack of speed loss. :)

[@joshmontez3408]

Nah cuz this was way too good

[@tronhughes3699]

How long does it take for you to make these?

[@j-coasters]

It really depends on the ride. For example, I’ve made a few in less than an hour. But I’ve also got a project that I’ve been working on since early 2020. But for most projects, it takes roughly a month. The only reason I can keep up a frequent posting schedule is that I always have multiple active projects.