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My bad! I downloaded this a week or so ago, but completely forgot about it! Textbook Philly T here with all the airtime to boot! If you could actually age these rides in simulation, it would probably give you that "rickety, but solid" characteristic of a 50 year-old PTC... Great job here!

Amazing job here! Everything about the fluidity and flexibility that RMC can offer in their track elements and designs is reflected on this ride...I don't make a big deal on the supports because in reality, some huge hyperstrato coasters get by on tall steel poles erected at certain angles and nothing more, and they function - especially when an RMC track system is utilized! I even like the "Art Deco" blend of the magenta and baby blue with the color assignment...Kudos!

I'm impressed! Evidently, someone's been either riding or studying some of the old classic woodies such as "Leap the Dips" @ Lakemont Park, the long since departed "Jack Rabbit" @ Chippewa Lake, and let's not forget the classic "Coney Island Cyclone" - in addition to putting some custom turns and airtime of their own! Even the track and support color is a reminiscent yellow of the "Wildcat" @ the long defunct Idora Park... This is an old-timer's dream! Kudos!

Unless this is a "Rough", then it needs supports. trim, color, and a whole lot of "tweaking", because it is nowhere near what you have pictured - at least not on MY copy of NL2 with the most recent update! As for operation, It doesn't even come close to the real life "Worst of the Worst" of this Intamin Zac ride type, which was the now defunct "Green Lantern: First Flight" @ SFMM, that I rode back in 2012 when it was just starting to become "problematic" to the park and its patrons! Sorry, but I had to give this iteration a "1"...

...When I first did a fly by, I thought, "Hmm... 'The Smiler on Steroids, with Rocks'!" When I rode it, that pretty much clinched things! No crazy "Smiley F/X", but the trains and track are almost the same color as the iconic twister @ Alton Towers... Love the hang time at the first hill, and everything twists and turns smoothly... Also like the part that loops at the lift hill... Had to ride it twice to really take note of it, as it goes by so fast! Nice execution and layout... Kudos!

A W E S O M E ! First of all, great overall theme of the ride, which to me seemed like on a secluded, rainforest jungle peninsula, and here I thought roller coasters couldn't run in a downpour! I like the layout, which again to me, seems like mostly wood construction with steel supporting the major portions (such as hills, inversions, heartline spins, etc.) in which the most stress from the speed and momentum of the train takes place... Some of the ride is a bit like "Steel Vengeance" @ CP, while the majority is very original indeed... A great job you have done here! "Blackjack", "Chess", and "Digger" would be most envious!

Not bad! Good height and drop on the first hill... Sort of reminds me a little of a combination of the Millennium Force @ CP, and both Superman, ROS @ SFAm and @ SFDL... For the Giga/Hyper enthusiast who likes a whole lot of speed, height, no inversions, and some air time, this is up your alley!

Well! It's one hell of an "Out and Back", that's for sure, and you certainly will NEVER miss the lift hill for anything else, as it can be seen for miles, as well as commands a spectacular view itself! Nice first drop as well as overall speed attained... I suppose you could even use such a ride as a high speed alternative (but not as a replacement) for the Park Train for those that would like a different way of seeing the whole place in general... Place the entire ride smack through the middle of the park, with each turnaround at each extreme end of the park with the station dead-nuts in the center, and you've got something that will attract hyper/giga enthusiasts for sure! Nice job here! Like the color as well...

Nice job... Classic Intamin Giga configuration here...First and second drops remind me a little of Goliath @ SFMM... Lots of speed afterwards, much like Superman, ROS @ SFAm, or even sort of like Millennium Force @ CP.. Kudos...