Backyard Roller Coaster - The Goal Boss, Part 1.5
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 25 ส.ค. 2024
- Take a look at how we're designing the Helix Turn in The Goal Boss coaster.
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Cant wait to watch
Cant wait till next episode! 😁
You could put it nolimits 2 to judge the banking. Just accurately measure it all
Oh man I'm so curious!!
3e *y radius= this is gonna be awesome
After the helix you should do an airtime hill but like the one on apollos chariot where it goes up a little bit surprises you and goes down very steep
that's not a good description of the hill after the mcbr on apollo's
You should try an outward banking airtime hill like on an rmc.
You should try a loop haha!
cavoeboy cool idea but I don't think he will do it as it is not safe
@@mattsdominoes945 with the right engineering it’s definitely possible only problem is material and money lol
3 things
1 something you could do is after the helix angle the coaster towards the house and have a launch
2 or after the helix get a drop over the fence into that little forest area (IDK how possible that would be but just an idea)
3 you should do a house tour
You should make a airtime hill after the helix
It would be ridiculously awesome if you did like a Son Of Beast helix there, with it tilted by about 18 degrees. That would make the banking at the bottom an almost perfect 45 degrees, making it easy to make 👍👌
After the helix you should do a corkscrew or a heart line roll
So some comments say you should do an outward helix which I love but here's my thought. You start with an outward helix then as the helix progresses it goes back into a normal helix.
Hey will I can't for the final product
That turn has quite a large radii. You'd need to have some speed going round there to get any kind of force. If its only going to be 20ft tall, then you probably will only need banking of around 20 degrees or so. I'm thinking after that helix, you could do a double up. You could make your coaster like a miniature version of this:-
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It would also be cool if you could make an attempt at a magnetic braking system. That would be unique for a homemade coaster. Maybe even a dive off that wall, similar to Iron Rattler at Six Flags Fiesta Texas !;D
Iron Rattler is at Six Flags Fiesta Texas, not over Texas.
Speedgoy Whoops, typo! Corrected...
XBCPGamer29 That's okay! It happens to us all xD
Well I would have to be there to do the math, math is not my best suit, but imagination is my forte. I would probably do some sort of cable bracing on the outer radius on the largest line segments to the center of the helix. (John Miller style). A strong center cable bracing( preferably concreted in) would take the load off from the outer braces and help to alleviate vibration which will help with momentum. I like the idea of the Camelback traversing the track out of the helix. I would go right to another Camelback after the first one ( I love negative G's).
Of course elements and bracing will all depend on many many factors, but I would start with the potential energy at the top of first drop.
Make a sudden drop that would be scary
Workin on it!
love Amusemet Park Go ^-^
Double down!
Hey will im inspired by your coaster just wanted to day im building my own viedeos will come soon
do a loopdy loop in one of them plzzz
Will, Fb the details as best you know them
omg ur back since when???!!!
SheepsGraphics since he got a new home, welcome back!
Would love to talk to you and ask you some questions