@@BuilditwithBricks “The Wesley theory”, the coaster in building will be a stealth style launch and break into several loops, 0g rolls and airtime jumps. It’s taking me ages but it will be a great addition to the park I’m making
This thing doesn’t have it’s own drive outside of launches either. The drive tire is mounted on the train to save from materials and increase the total time the train gets to be pushed off of the total launch time, not to be able to serve thrust throughout the whole layout. It is still as gravity operated as a conventional roller coaster as there are no grip pads on the track outside of launches that the train can produce thrust off of. The grip pads mounted on the track is more efficient because the total time the train is contacting the launch mechanism out of the total launch time is more than the first method where drive tires were seperated and the train would spend some time after exiting one tire coming onto the next.
This is really cool, your my favorite Lego builder on UA-cam. You should maybe make a theme park with all your Lego creations. Also if you didn’t want it to be a big long video maybe you could make multiple parts.❤
I love these videos. Whenever I can’t sleep I watch them. Something about the sounds, background, the simple yet complex designs calms me. Keep up the amazing work!
Build it with Bricks: I need some 5x3 Technic L beams Bricklink: How Many? Build it with Bricks: How many do you have? (Read in the "John Wick, Task A Crew" voices...)
Hi thanks for the comment! I’m sure in the fullness of time I’ll get there! Getting hold of so many liftarms is taking a long time and I’m still fine tuning corners. One day!
Thanks for the comment! Yes I'm building up to a full circuit! This was the first video of managing the roll into a 90 degree banked turn. Im going to need more 5x3 liftarms.....
Weight-drop launch: Doesn't exist IRL. Closest thing would be a traditional coaster where the train itself is the weight. The system you're using to transfer energy from the weight to the train, however, is very similar to the one used on Intamin's Accelerator model of hydraulic launch. Catapult Launch: Doesn't exist IRL, but is similar in concept to a drive tire launch, like on Hulk or Firechaser Express. Drive Wheels: As mentioned before, this is the system used on Hulk and Firechaser Express. Self-Propelled: This is not actually classified as a type of launch. However, powered coasters do exist. Runaway Mine Train at Alton Towers and Dragen at LEGOLAND Billund are two examples.
Weight Drop launches absolutely do exist. The first four Schwarzkopf shuttle loops used them, and two of those four still operate! It was only the later shuttle loops that used flywheels.
It is worth noting though that the real weight drop system is a fair bit more complicated than what's shown in the video, but the concept is still the same.
They're only three types of launches, hydraulic, Drive Tire and, LSM. And trains/cars can't Propel themselves or break it's all on the track. Also you should make a magnetic break. Ps it's made out of copper.
@@AirtimeAxolotl I never heard about weight drop. air compressed is basically a hydraulic but it's called pneumatic and it's usually used for drop towers or drop tracks, I guess it depends if it's manufactured by S&S. Also I forgot about lim. Oh and there are self-propelled trains but it's usually kids rides.
Kes? Your entire analogy and explanation is TOTALLY forgetting the KEY point… lien was either seriously unwell, not interested, off her face, or on an entirely different planet in EVERY appearance…. Reports about her performance and behaviour had risen weeks after filming started BEFORE caretaker was even shown, we have heard the cast and crew repeatedly tell of her refusal to act, refusal to involve herself in development, her bizarre and often criminal behaviour on sets etc.. Saying her character had the bizarre development had EVERYTHING to do with her commitment and nothing to do with writing , editing or chance
Fun fact: still smoother than a Vekoma SLC Coaster
This made me chuckle!
My lokal SLC is pretty good honestly :d
@@clubstep8244
Lemme guess, infusion?
@@jammypops7 mine is kumali, it's actually pretty decent. The ride "hero" just next door however... No
What the hell...cm and miles? Are you trying to crash your Mars orbiter?
Miles per hour is how fast smth is we don’t use kilometres for speed just distance
standardise the units, either use cm + kilometre, or inch + mile
@@MaximusMin kph is wierd tho
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This looks like more Lego than I can afford in my lifetime
This is actually unbelievable cool, a tire launch, banking and upstop and sidestop wheels, impressive
very realistic 2nd launch
Thanks!
Now do a loop 🔥
Hi, check out part 2 on my page - I did a loop in that video!
@@BuilditwithBricks sorry😅
You should put a small G force monitor thing on the coaster train to see how intense that turn is.
Yeah I reckon it might over the permissible human limits and therefore only suitable for minifigs!!
Thank you! I’ve been needing a good way to make Lego launch coasters for a while, and this really helped!
No problem!
@@BuilditwithBricks “The Wesley theory”, the coaster in building will be a stealth style launch and break into several loops, 0g rolls and airtime jumps. It’s taking me ages but it will be a great addition to the park I’m making
B&M watchout 😄
I loved this video 😃
You deserves a million subs
More roller coaster videos please! I would also like to see whole tracks and longer tracks again, where the motor types can be better tested.
The roller coaster train doesn't have its own drive, but congratulations on the work you've done! :)
it sometimes does, ever eard of motorized coasters? those are mostly kiddy coasters and there is a motor with drive in the train propelling it forward
This thing doesn’t have it’s own drive outside of launches either. The drive tire is mounted on the train to save from materials and increase the total time the train gets to be pushed off of the total launch time, not to be able to serve thrust throughout the whole layout. It is still as gravity operated as a conventional roller coaster as there are no grip pads on the track outside of launches that the train can produce thrust off of. The grip pads mounted on the track is more efficient because the total time the train is contacting the launch mechanism out of the total launch time is more than the first method where drive tires were seperated and the train would spend some time after exiting one tire coming onto the next.
keep up the work man
Hey thanks for the comment! I appreciate it! Will keep trying to bring you all great content!
This is really cool, your my favorite Lego builder on UA-cam. You should maybe make a theme park with all your Lego creations. Also if you didn’t want it to be a big long video maybe you could make multiple parts.❤
Hey - thanks for the support! I really appreciate it! Glad I’m making stuff you enjoy! I’m thinking of a new ride for my next video..
I love these videos. Whenever I can’t sleep I watch them. Something about the sounds, background, the simple yet complex designs calms me. Keep up the amazing work!
Actually really cool concept for a Lego rollercoaster :)
Ah thanks for the comment! Glad you enjoyed the video!
I rate you make a dive coaster next
Your ideas are amazing.
Hi, thanks! I'm glad you enjoy the videos!
Build a battlebot with a spinning weapon (make it spin very fast)
Love how it sounds like lsms
the stadium style seats and raised seats at the back remind me of oblivion's trains from alton towers
The motors make it sound like a real launch
Next episode: building a full sized roller coaster with lego! 😂 loved the vid, keep it up 🔥
Ah thanks for the kind words! Glad you enjoyed it!
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Uh oh, looks like we might have to shut down the ride after that last one. :O
This is like same I swear! Maybe add some theming and a loop next time
very cool, that definitely would cost a lot to make something big.
Awesome as always xx
Ah thanks!!
If you use the drive tyre system you can make a brake system too!
That looked like a fun section!
You're always so creative with your ideas. I'm always excited to see what you come up with next
Incredible build
Thanks a lot!
You will be one of the Most famous Lego UA-camrs one day. Keep up man
Hi, thanks for the kind words! Really appreciate it!
this is so cool
I love it! Brilliant idea
This was insane dude!
Thanks for the kind words!
Build it with Bricks: I need some 5x3 Technic L beams
Bricklink: How Many?
Build it with Bricks: How many do you have?
(Read in the "John Wick, Task A Crew" voices...)
cool bro
This reminds me of the Mr. Freeze roller coaster from Six Flags St. Louis!
I think that ride is electromagnetically launched
@@drake52 maybe
I know its quite the ask, but I really want to see a full circuit coaster.
Hi thanks for the comment! I’m sure in the fullness of time I’ll get there! Getting hold of so many liftarms is taking a long time and I’m still fine tuning corners. One day!
Woah, that'd be sick
Try to use Hydraulic Launch too
Super Lego!
Isn't the catapult technically a push type?
Cool Video
love the speed building so satisfying
Thanks for the comment! Glad you liked the video!
last momet of technical error be like on end weeeeeeeeee
The tire launch is good but probably expensive because of all the motors
You should do a magnetic launch!
i have a question how many L beams did you have to get in order to make the track.
I lost count! Over 2000 at least!
Looks like a rough ride. Hope the people are ok 🤣🤣🤣
a linear synchronous motor like on roller coasters would be wild
but lsms are the most common type of launch
That's my point. LSM = Linear Synchronous Motor😉
@@electrojo8490 yeah but they already exist
Nice
Linear Synchronous Motors next!
that was cool
you should try to build a full circuit roller coaster
Thanks for the comment! Yes I'm building up to a full circuit! This was the first video of managing the roll into a 90 degree banked turn. Im going to need more 5x3 liftarms.....
Weight-drop launch: Doesn't exist IRL. Closest thing would be a traditional coaster where the train itself is the weight. The system you're using to transfer energy from the weight to the train, however, is very similar to the one used on Intamin's Accelerator model of hydraulic launch.
Catapult Launch: Doesn't exist IRL, but is similar in concept to a drive tire launch, like on Hulk or Firechaser Express.
Drive Wheels: As mentioned before, this is the system used on Hulk and Firechaser Express.
Self-Propelled: This is not actually classified as a type of launch. However, powered coasters do exist. Runaway Mine Train at Alton Towers and Dragen at LEGOLAND Billund are two examples.
Weight Drop launches absolutely do exist. The first four Schwarzkopf shuttle loops used them, and two of those four still operate! It was only the later shuttle loops that used flywheels.
It is worth noting though that the real weight drop system is a fair bit more complicated than what's shown in the video, but the concept is still the same.
@@CatofthePotatoes
I thought those were reverse incline lifts?
Great points! Thanks for commenting! I hope you enjoyed the video!
Is it still technically a rollercoaster if it is self-propelled?
Can you try a hydraulic launch or lsm launch
now let's see Paul Allen's LEGO
perfect
Bricklink order: X15,000 dark grey 5x3 technic L shape pieces
Not far off….
Please could you comment the pieces ?😅🥺🥺pleaseeeeeee
Is this thing in the store
Take a full cirect and maybe instead of a lift hill lauches instead
I’d love to do a full circuit! I need a lot more 5x3 liftarms first though!
crazy how lego doesnt sell LSMs yet
Now make top thrill dragster or kingda ka🔥
What is that block that has green leds beside the track on the drive wheels section of the video
A Biwizz battery! Super powerful and compact!
They're only three types of launches, hydraulic, Drive Tire and, LSM. And trains/cars can't Propel themselves or break it's all on the track. Also you should make a magnetic break. Ps it's made out of copper.
Weight Drop and Flywheel launches are a thing, look up Schwartzkopf Shuttle Loops, idiot
what about lim
What about LIM, air compressed, and weight drop
@@AirtimeAxolotl I never heard about weight drop. air compressed is basically a hydraulic but it's called pneumatic and it's usually used for drop towers or drop tracks, I guess it depends if it's manufactured by S&S. Also I forgot about lim. Oh and there are self-propelled trains but it's usually kids rides.
The weight drop launch mechanism seems familiar….
What is it from
Ok thoosie, whats ur credit count?
Also, your hill is a spike
how many L shaped brick (srry i forgot the name) do you have?
This guy:
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I wish you updated the track and car design, very many obvious flaws.
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No
Kes? Your entire analogy and explanation is TOTALLY forgetting the KEY point… lien was either seriously unwell, not interested, off her face, or on an entirely different planet in EVERY appearance….
Reports about her performance and behaviour had risen weeks after filming started BEFORE caretaker was even shown, we have heard the cast and crew repeatedly tell of her refusal to act, refusal to involve herself in development, her bizarre and often criminal behaviour on sets etc..
Saying her character had the bizarre development had EVERYTHING to do with her commitment and nothing to do with writing , editing or chance