For a mater of fact, the POV would be worse, due to mostly being inverted and seeing the "sky". But you can see it for yourself, the park is on steam 👍
i concur! perhaps add another airtime hill, maybe a zero-g roll before the immelmann that would at least stretch out the final run to be a more level brake run?
Luckily, it's only trimming and you would never stop there. From my experience with B&M Flying coasters, it should be fine. During the descent you get -0.6 to -0.8g longitudinal
The idea was to stay very compact in foot-print with this one. If I did this concept these days, I would simply add a drop track instead of trimmed descent.
It was 2021 everyone and their dog posted horizon lock, also a regular POV would be inverted for most of the time. You can download the concept on steam and see for yourself 👍
This is probably the coolest thing I’ve seen on nl2
Nice, thanks! 🙌
This is such an intriguing concept, nice !!
Turn off horizon lock for a better pov
For a mater of fact, the POV would be worse, due to mostly being inverted and seeing the "sky". But you can see it for yourself, the park is on steam 👍
I’m glad I clicked on this video. If only B & M built something like this in real theme parks.
Imagine if B&M was innovative and daring enough to do something like this
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The coaster is great but there’s no real pov and the downhill brakes on a flying coaster would be so uncomfortable
I reckon it would be fine if they started right at the apex, and applied gently. It wouldn't enter with much speed.
@@TheWolfXCIX right but it’s still sustained negative gs whereas on a level brake run, stopping on the the block brake would be more comfortable
i concur! perhaps add another airtime hill, maybe a zero-g roll before the immelmann that would at least stretch out the final run to be a more level brake run?
Luckily, it's only trimming and you would never stop there. From my experience with B&M Flying coasters, it should be fine. During the descent you get -0.6 to -0.8g longitudinal
The idea was to stay very compact in foot-print with this one. If I did this concept these days, I would simply add a drop track instead of trimmed descent.
This looks sick. I would challenge you to build a wooden tilt coaster from Great Coasters International with an option to add some Titan track.
Haha, If i had any understanding of wooden coasters I would do it!
fantastic coaster but ugh why do people like horizon lock povs?
It was 2021 everyone and their dog posted horizon lock, also a regular POV would be inverted for most of the time. You can download the concept on steam and see for yourself 👍
Can we get a normal pov?
The park is on steam, you can see for yourself 👍
How do you get it horizon levelled?
ExternalRideView without updating the roll component.