Coaster Dynamics releases more pictures of The Comet wood coaster model

With recent design changes geared towards making the parts more modular and less customizable, I would have to say that assembly will be no harder than the average plastic model. There are less parts in the kit than in a single bag of Scorpion crossties. Our goal is to make the kit easy enough to sell pre-assembled as a novelty item down the road. Despite the apparent complexity of the structure, it should go together in much less time than a Scorpion.

CoasterP:

I am localy in Western, NY I'll sure have to get myself out and view your models...they sound realy cool
The Display were building is going to be good

Jack: I've shown the coaster to The museums board of directors and would be willing to add that model to the amusement park and provide advertisement for your product And company
The museum houses events and live train rides durring the year and also the Annual Tomas The Tank ride which alone brings 30 thousand visitors to the museum annualy

Im hopen that this display and exposure will help us build a stronger company foundation.

Jack if your intrested: i'll get you in touch with the railroad museum and the information

Thanks for the plug. E-mail the site with any info. Again, we won't have a model until fall, but it doesn't hurt to get a head start.

Jack I Sure will

Do anyone here have anymore sweet coaster dynamic videos. I already saw the one's on the site and the raptor one. I want to see more. And will it be worth my money if i buy 2 Scorpion then one Dragon? I might just get right into it and start my own theme park and make a video of it.

We have some new pics on the site including some "night shots" of the Comet. The lights will be offered as an aftermarket accessory. Also, we have things almost finalized on a trim/station brake system for multi-train operation that will also be an optional item.