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Post November 23rd, 2010, 11:13 pm

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Post November 23rd, 2010, 11:22 pm

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Yummy double spine [:P]

Supports look fine to me, a little over-supported at the bottom of the drops, but that's about it for me.

But...the colors...eh...not so much.
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Post November 23rd, 2010, 11:27 pm

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Ha, I wish I could figure out the double spine for the Intamin! I didn't have to model anything, I just offset the spine in CK and exported that. And I like the colors! They were stolen from Nighthawk!

Post November 23rd, 2010, 11:32 pm

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Your supports seem all out of whack, to be honest. Some spots are very over supported. Supports near the ground seem a little to much. In reality, supports near the ground will cause a 'rattle' which can be found on Diamondback after the hammerhead turn around. Can be very uncomfortable and could cause a headache, with extra train maintenance.

Guessing this is a B&M hyper, the shaping is a little meh and your supports do not look 'B&M-ish'. Look to how real rides are supported and base them off that. Might wanna take some time to study how the shaping is, how the supports are, and the feeling of a ride you're trying to make. But once it's all done and finished, it will feel worth it. Don't just start a project without having much understanding of a ride manufacture. Know what you want the ride to do, other then making a ride and hope it works.

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Post November 23rd, 2010, 11:47 pm

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Now that I think about it, you're right.

Here are some examples of supporting, a mix of old and new:

http://rcdb.com/1106.htm?p=7842
http://rcdb.com/1106.htm?p=7968
http://rcdb.com/1106.htm?p=7890
http://rcdb.com/4253.htm?p=23259

These are similar to yours -
http://rcdb.com/4005.htm?p=21108
http://rcdb.com/4005.htm?p=21730
http://rcdb.com/8588.htm?p=24509
http://rcdb.com/8588.htm?p=24917
http://rcdb.com/8588.htm?p=24508

And the hills are definitely...off.

I've gotta stop looking for pics...XD
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Post November 23rd, 2010, 11:55 pm

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Yeah, but I didn't really want to go for the B&M shaping. I've ridden DB many times, and to be honest it's not that amazing, especially after the MCBR. I wanted to make the hill more shallow so the forces were spread more equally, but still amazing.

About the supports, the lift was highly inspired from DB's, along with its first few hills and the hammerhead. And I took out a bunch of supports and spaced them out equally, I'll post a picture after I make more progress.

Post November 24th, 2010, 12:10 am

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Don't get me wrong, it looks fun!

Also, I showed old-school hyper supports as well for example...run-on sentence? [:P]

People say Nitro sucks?
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