raptoralex
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Raptoralex's defunct coasters
Pippin at Kennywood is complete. Notice the similarities with Jack Rabbit. That might be why the ride was remodeled for the 1968 season. My next recreation will probably be Comet at Lincoln Park. Maybe the original Ravin...
Five Hours of Power VIII - RMC the Son of Beast - Winner: H3lix!
I downloaded the contest entries for fun, and I've got some feedback. Some of the entries were really good. I felt a handful really embodied what an RMC looks and feels like. Those would be fun to ride and I hope one of...
Raptoralex's defunct coasters
Mountain Flyer operated at Mountain Park from 1929 to 1987. It was famous for its lateral-filled turnaround and the bunny hop after the first drop. It closed with the park. One selling point of the ride was that it could...
Screen Shot Saturday Madness! - Gallery Posted 12/12/2020
Is Screenshot Saturday not a thing anymore? People are still making plenty of videos a week but no more screenshots? My recreation of Mountain Flyer at Mountain Park in Holyoke, Massachusetts. It operated from 1929-1987.
Weird roller coaster dreams you've had
Last night I dreamed that I was riding Colossus at Six Flags Magic Mountain, but it was halfway into its RMC conversion. The lift hill and first drop were wooden, but the first drop curved left and then right. There was...
Raptoralex's defunct coasters
Jack Rabbit was a junior wooden roller coaster designed by John Miller. It operated at Clementon Park in New Jersey from 1919-2002. It was in need of a rebuild, which the park considered too expensive, so it stood but di...
Raptoralex's defunct coasters
Work is progressing on Clementon Park's Jack Rabbit. It's a bit slow going because my job has been busy, plus working on smaller coasters is more tedious than bigger coasters. But it's almost done. The layout and support...
G force question.
In the editor, near the top between the Display button and the FOV toggle is a drop-down menu. While your coaster is not frozen, select "G-Force Comb." That gives you a rough idea of the G's throughout the coaster.
Raptoralex's defunct coasters
Shooting Star at Lakeside Park was apparently the tallest roller coaster in the world when it opened in 1968. This John Allen-designed PTC out-and-back operated until the 1986 season. It closed after a 1985 flood and aft...