Of all the older, or rather "ancient" wooden roller coasters I've ridden this one and generally remembering the entire layout (and yes, to me, WAY MORE than thunderbolt), it's this one. I do think Kennywood taking good care of it definitely helps that memory, and how unconvential the lift and the double drops are. I mean yeah there is a GCI with a double down and double down back to back right in the heart of Orlando, FL but well someone had to do it for the modern day eventually XD. Anyways, awesome recreation, great job customizing the trains as well, including the switch track and using the boxes in with the model too! A++++++++
Brilliant! I feel like a recreation of California Adventure’s “California Screamin’”, would be right up your alley! Wide sweeping turns, powerful launch, and a bonus vertical loop!
The cars are amazing 😻
Cool!
Of all the older, or rather "ancient" wooden roller coasters I've ridden this one and generally remembering the entire layout (and yes, to me, WAY MORE than thunderbolt), it's this one. I do think Kennywood taking good care of it definitely helps that memory, and how unconvential the lift and the double drops are. I mean yeah there is a GCI with a double down and double down back to back right in the heart of Orlando, FL but well someone had to do it for the modern day eventually XD. Anyways, awesome recreation, great job customizing the trains as well, including the switch track and using the boxes in with the model too! A++++++++
Thanks you! I agree the double dip on the Jack Rabbit is such a unique experience, especially when it’s just a seatbelt holding you in
Amazing pacing. Beautiful build!
This is great
I love this
Can we get a tutorial on the trains
Brilliant! I feel like a recreation of California Adventure’s “California Screamin’”, would be right up your alley! Wide sweeping turns, powerful launch, and a bonus vertical loop!
Where did you get the trains from? Can't find them on Google.