tips on making RMC coaster
Don't make it too swoopy and avoid flat turns, put in air time where ever you can. RMCs are very deliberate so the track pretty much always is doing something.
Well there are many different types of RMC coaster, Topper track, Ibox retrofit, and Ibox custom.
If you're building an ibox retrofit, such as Steel Vengeance or Iron Gwazi, you'll be building constrainted to a previous footprint. You have more freedom with a custom build and a Topper Track. The best way to get a feel for the coasters is to get yourself over to youtube, over to RCDB and look at all of the current ones out there. Watch POVs, look at images. Then it's a case of replicating the trackwork nuances in your own way, taking the elements you like etc.
Jackson G. posted on December 8th, 2020
Don't make it too swoopy and avoid flat turns, put in air time where ever you can. RMCs are very deliberate so the track pretty much always is doing something.
ok thanks
AndreAkaMe posted on December 8th, 2020
Well there are many different types of RMC coaster, Topper track, Ibox retrofit, and Ibox custom.
If you're building an ibox retrofit, such as Steel Vengeance or Iron Gwazi, you'll be building constrainted to a previous footprint. You have more freedom with a custom build and a Topper Track. The best way to get a feel for the coasters is to get yourself over to youtube, over to RCDB and look at all of the current ones out there. Watch POVs, look at images. Then it's a case of replicating the trackwork nuances in your own way, taking the elements you like etc.
ok thanks
hey so yesterday i was starting making my first RMC coaster and i want you guys to give me some helpful tips on making a RMC coaster please, thanks