You know what, scratch that Miler wild mouse. Project plans have changed. ART Engineering made Cannibal at Lagoon. I'm gonna have them build me a crazier Cannibal at the top of the mountain in the park. Have the elevator come from underground. Straight RollerCoaster Tycoon shit. Hell yeah
Coaster 1: A Vekoma tilt coaster that tilts 110 degrees and would have a Lech Coaster-type layout. 160', top speed of 67mph, 4 inversions: Double-inverting stall, cutback, and zero-g roll over the station. Coaster 2: A custom-model, 200' tall Intamin prototype wing, 3 inversions: dive loop, zero-g roll and reverse Immelmann. Coaster 3: a 400' tall B&M strata-dive coaster with 7 inversions: massive dive loop, massive zero-g stall, 2x zero-g roll, 2 cutback, and a heartline roll Coaster 4: Cannibal, but 325 feet tall, made by ART Engineering Coasters 5 and 6: A dueling wooden coaster, both standing 155 feet tall with a top speed of 62 mph. One side will be a GCI, and the other will be a Gravity Group. FUCK IT! Coaster 7: A Gerstlauer infinity with 5 inversions: Sea serpent roll, cobra roll and Immelmann, I guess. Unknown height and speed Coaster 8 would be a Premiere Rides shuttle coaster. Can't think of anything else at the moment.
All I want is a launched b&m hyper invert that launches out of an even bigger volcano than the original. And its going to have the clamshell restraints somehow, some way
I only could do one Arrow and I've always had a huge fondness for the Steeplechase. I'd rather not buy an old Arrow looper because honestly I can't even think of one that I would want. I would have considered buying Vortex at Kings Island, but that's scrapped so not doable. An invert on this terrain would be pretty cool, but the wing coaster format the way Holiday World does it with Thunderbird is so much cooler than every other B&M invert to me. Yes, I like Thunderbird more than all of them, even Montu and Nemesis! Also, if I could have two of the same manufacturer, wouldn't an Intamin invert like Volcano the Blast be even cooler than a B&M?
You could make it a Top Gun fighter theme - have it launched out of the aircraft carrier themed station (designed to look like an aircraft carrier) and upward like an F-18 being launched. A hydraulic launch invert. What could possibly go wrong?
That's a strategy. I'm so devastated that I missed riding that. I hear that Gerstlauer services Schwarzkopf coasters these days, so it would probably be them. But I already have them locked up with an Infinity! Damn
@@coaster420 it wouldn't HAVE to be them. But yes they do service Schwarzkopf products. I believe they were founded by some of the former Schwarzkopf engineers. As a side note in case you haven't heard, the Mindbender trains have made their way to Indiana Beach. I too am crushed by the fact I never got to experience THAT Mindbender. I'll start a coaster manufacturing business. This will be my first project. Start sending checks 😁
@@toyoracer33 Two years in a row at Indiana Beach for me where I stared directly at Triple Loop and it's still not open yet. :( As long as they don't trim the hell out of it, I think it can still be a good Mindbender replacement in spirit.
@@coaster420 ouch. That's gotta hurt. I've been near Indiana Beach a bunch but I've never been there. Once they open Triple Loop I'll go. And I don't expect them to trim it any more than it was originally designed to be. Hopefully.
You know what, scratch that Miler wild mouse. Project plans have changed.
ART Engineering made Cannibal at Lagoon. I'm gonna have them build me a crazier Cannibal at the top of the mountain in the park. Have the elevator come from underground. Straight RollerCoaster Tycoon shit. Hell yeah
Yeah I feel yah. what you did pick is still really solid. Hehe.
Coaster 1: A Vekoma tilt coaster that tilts 110 degrees and would have a Lech Coaster-type layout. 160', top speed of 67mph, 4 inversions: Double-inverting stall, cutback, and zero-g roll over the station.
Coaster 2: A custom-model, 200' tall Intamin prototype wing, 3 inversions: dive loop, zero-g roll and reverse Immelmann.
Coaster 3: a 400' tall B&M strata-dive coaster with 7 inversions: massive dive loop, massive zero-g stall, 2x zero-g roll, 2 cutback, and a heartline roll
Coaster 4: Cannibal, but 325 feet tall, made by ART Engineering
Coasters 5 and 6: A dueling wooden coaster, both standing 155 feet tall with a top speed of 62 mph. One side will be a GCI, and the other will be a Gravity Group. FUCK IT!
Coaster 7: A Gerstlauer infinity with 5 inversions: Sea serpent roll, cobra roll and Immelmann, I guess. Unknown height and speed
Coaster 8 would be a Premiere Rides shuttle coaster.
Can't think of anything else at the moment.
All I want is a launched b&m hyper invert that launches out of an even bigger volcano than the original. And its going to have the clamshell restraints somehow, some way
I'm down. Let's build that
Nice ideas. that be a sick park. Except you left out the viper esk arrow mega looper. and a b&m invert with the intensity of the batman clones. 👍
I only could do one Arrow and I've always had a huge fondness for the Steeplechase. I'd rather not buy an old Arrow looper because honestly I can't even think of one that I would want. I would have considered buying Vortex at Kings Island, but that's scrapped so not doable.
An invert on this terrain would be pretty cool, but the wing coaster format the way Holiday World does it with Thunderbird is so much cooler than every other B&M invert to me. Yes, I like Thunderbird more than all of them, even Montu and Nemesis!
Also, if I could have two of the same manufacturer, wouldn't an Intamin invert like Volcano the Blast be even cooler than a B&M?
You could make it a Top Gun fighter theme - have it launched out of the aircraft carrier themed station (designed to look like an aircraft carrier) and upward like an F-18 being launched.
A hydraulic launch invert. What could possibly go wrong?
@@toyoracer33 All of it can and will go wrong. I still want it!
Find someone to build a clone of Mindbender from Galaxyland. That can be your Schwartzkop, built by someone other than Schwarzkopf.
That's a strategy. I'm so devastated that I missed riding that.
I hear that Gerstlauer services Schwarzkopf coasters these days, so it would probably be them. But I already have them locked up with an Infinity! Damn
@@coaster420 it wouldn't HAVE to be them. But yes they do service Schwarzkopf products. I believe they were founded by some of the former Schwarzkopf engineers. As a side note in case you haven't heard, the Mindbender trains have made their way to Indiana Beach.
I too am crushed by the fact I never got to experience THAT Mindbender.
I'll start a coaster manufacturing business. This will be my first project.
Start sending checks 😁
@@toyoracer33 Two years in a row at Indiana Beach for me where I stared directly at Triple Loop and it's still not open yet. :(
As long as they don't trim the hell out of it, I think it can still be a good Mindbender replacement in spirit.
@@coaster420 ouch. That's gotta hurt.
I've been near Indiana Beach a bunch but I've never been there. Once they open Triple Loop I'll go. And I don't expect them to trim it any more than it was originally designed to be. Hopefully.
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