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My Wooden Coaster Designs
These twisted creations sprang from my own mind. Everyone likes to armchair quarterback and this is my way to do just that. Check them out and hey if you happen to own a park and want one of these I'll sell you the rights to them really cheap.
Imagine you have an amusement park at the top of a mountain. You also happen to own all of the land around including a really nice valley. You need a big "star" attraction to bring in the crowds well that's where The Great Wolf comes in. Diving off of your mountain the Great Wolf fits the bill and is full of twists, turns, airtime and a few surprises.
The
Badger
Sasquatch
It's been a while since I sat down to come
up with my own coaster design so this coaster is what came of it. I have
fun making coasters that resemble tangled up knots because when you get half the
way through you really have to think your way through the ending of the ride to
make it all come out right. As a child in Chicago there is a famous stretch
where two interstates meet called the "Spaghetti Bowl". It was a huge mess of
ramps, bridges and crossovers and I think my love for twisted coasters comes
from there because it was always a thrill to drive.
The Bear With the limited length and space to work with I took several elements from classic coasters and fashioned a out and back coaster that becomes a twister for it's second half. Be warned, this is a coaster built for a coaster enthusiast and is not for the faint of heart!
I have always had a fascination with the Coney Island Cyclone or it's clones. They really pack the maximum amount of coaster into the smallest space possible. I have made several cyclone-ish coasters on No Limits but this is by far my best Cy-Clone! The Flyer is packed full of airtime, laterals, twists, turns and a couple of fun close calls to keep any coaster enthusiast running down the exit and back up the line for more!
Big Twister is an interesting out and back coaster that's mixed with a twister. Look for airtime and a few interesting head choppers!
Actually the first drop and hill were inspired by the Tree Topper and the insane turnaround was inspired by the Typhoon coaster at Santa's Village.
As you can tell from the name I was feeling a little bit insane when I created this. I wanted something violent, twisty and buried within structure and I succeeded!
Bobcat Mountain was created for a No Limits challenge over at Rideworld. I feel that this is one of my finest coasters. It has some fantastic terrain, extreme air and some wonderful surprises. As you can tell from riding it I took a lot of inspiration from the two coasters down the block.
My inspiration for this coaster was a photo of a coaster in the Robert Cartmell coaster history book. It's a fun, twisty ride. Also this ride takes some decent processing power so be warned!
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