MMM. . . Spagetti

Who here has made a "spagetti bowl?" I have! I call it "Lighnin' Bolt." It has 7.4, 9.24, 5.3. Who else has made one.

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Ah, Roller Coasters.
An hour wait for a two minute ride.

...and this is....

I'm with genius
:)

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I think he means spaghetti. See: Joker's Jinx.

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Jeff
Webmaster/Admin - CoasterBuzz.com

You guys never heard of a spaghetti bowl???

Every coaster enthusiast should know this...

Think second half of Mantis.

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Neil
Pittsburgh, PA

Two words-Outer Limits

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-X

I have but I lost it in a computer crash! :(

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Ride: Roller Coaster
I know its a roller coaster...what's the real name?

I guess its when the track twists and turns, like spegetti in a bowl

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Number 1 And Only Cedar Point

I have a couple, I like to make them to.:)

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I have built several coasters in the style of OL:FOF, Joker's Jinx, Poltergeist, etc. They really aren't too hard to build and usually get some pretty good ratings. I have seen some of these coasters online where the builder used the "launched shuttle mode". I don't do that. I like the capacity of being able to run multiple trains. I still use "continuous circuit mode", but right out of the station I line up about 15 booster sections pumped up to max speed (58mph?) to get the coaster into the "bowl".

Jason

Clever use of boosters. And if you think about it, that *IS* what rides like Joker's Jinx are using.

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--Greg

http://www.pobox.com/~gregleg/

Yeah, ever one of my steel twister dueking coasters are like that, and so are my wooden twister duelers.

I just built a cool one today. I'm playing Nevermore Park where you have to have 10 different coasters at least 4593 feet long with a 7.0 or greater excitement. I decided to try a double-spaghetti coaster. It worked. It launches out of the station on a line of boosters set a 67 mph and heads into the first "bowl" which includes 4 inversions. It leaves the first bowl and hits a line of boosters set at 40 mph running parallel to the station, and then enters the second "bowl", which also includes 4 inversions. 8 inversions. Nearly 5200 feet long.
E: 7.96
I: 9.75
N: 4.57

Jason

Ive really never tried to build one but I just got finished with my first one which is awsome!It's only 2,647 ft. long and its called After Burner.E-mail me at Nautica6727@aol.com and i'll give it to ya!

Does that park require 10 different kinds or just 10 different coasters?

Sorry...Yes, it requires 10 different types of coasters.

I have a lot, One is called "The Blair Witch Project" and it takes you through the woods, but it criss crossed itself. Another I got from SOB. It has 2 parts to it. Pretty cool

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Number 1 And Only Cedar Point

Well as I am working on the Magic Quarters Scenario (dont laugh, I just got CF w/ LL) I am turning the park into a 'mega park' based on the Piers Anthony "Incarnations of Immortality" series of fantasy book. Anyway, after reading this thread, I decided that a spaghetti bowl coaster would go great with the Fate book "With a Tangled Skein". The coaster is called 'Tangled Skien'. I havent finshed themeing it yet but it is a 7+ exc. coaster as it stands.
Thanks 1badgmc for the booster idea. I have the boosters in a tunnel just like on SFA's JJ.
jeremy