The Railgun is back! And finished!

Here is the station in its finished environment.


The pathwork is quite smooth and modern, and as you can see, the foliage is very Japanese with some trees unique for the asian climate and the stereotypical blossoming cherry trees


The 'entrance' to the 'park'.


Though most of the buildings are inspired by Japanese modern architecture, this one has a very Rotterdam-y feel :P


Oh, and by the way, the setting of the coaster is in a big park in the middle of a metropolis, so of course there's a small lake nearby.


On to the real deal however, here's the launch leading up to the first stratacoaster element.


And here you can really see how compact this coaster can be:


The same goes for this picture of the barrel roll.


Though this is probably the best picture to show off the compactness.


Some of the big elements of this coaster are visible in the skyline along the buildings!


And the last element, before you head into the last turn and then, the brake run.


And last but not least, the skyline of the city, just because I felt like adding that.



Video coming up soon. Also, if I'll be able to join BuildIt! in time...

Fire the railgun~

Needs more interaction with the scenery. Not sure how you would go doing that though.

Amazing job, Silvarret!

So much spend of time and love in it, so thats why it looks so beautiful in the end.
No critique from me, because there is nothing!
Everything looks/fits to each other.

Lg Cheleste

The Railgun is back! And finished!

Here is the station in its finished environment.


The pathwork is quite smooth and modern, and as you can see, the foliage is very Japanese with some trees unique for the asian climate and the stereotypical blossoming cherry trees


The 'entrance' to the 'park'.


Though most of the buildings are inspired by Japanese modern architecture, this one has a very Rotterdam-y feel :P


Oh, and by the way, the setting of the coaster is in a big park in the middle of a metropolis, so of course there's a small lake nearby.


On to the real deal however, here's the launch leading up to the first stratacoaster element.


And here you can really see how compact this coaster can be:


The same goes for this picture of the barrel roll.


Though this is probably the best picture to show off the compactness.


Some of the big elements of this coaster are visible in the skyline along the buildings!


And the last element, before you head into the last turn and then, the brake run.


And last but not least, the skyline of the city, just because I felt like adding that.



Video coming up soon. Also, if I'll be able to join BuildIt! in time...

Fire the railgun~

oh my god those skyscrapers so good

Wow looks great

Dang, what a beautiful knot of steel sexiness!

Thanks for your feedback everyone,
Railgun is finished and the video is up!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k8TkvC96Z...yRHWn17W0w

And now, Noscope The Ride #2.

Noscope the ride #2 you say?

Holy mother, i pull off the hat that i wear for you

avocado, thats brilliant work, a masterpiece of design. In the video description stands that you work on it for 9 months. Just Wow!

The skyscrabers looks really cool, but the coaster and folilage are outstanding!

BtW, good that you missed to enter "Build-It", because than i dont know which coaster i should vote for.

Soo long, Cobra