Kusanagi

[Blaze]

I've put Project S to one side for now, I feel I've made good enough progress with it and have hit a bit of a creative brick wall, so I've made a new ride.

I present Kusanagi, a small wooden coaster with plenty of airtime packed into it's tight layout and magnetic brakes to bring it to a stop.

The name Kusanagi is the Japanese equivalent of Britain's Excalibur.

http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?orlyyfzqj0x

 

[Anonymous]

Is it just me or have someone seen to much of Ghost in the Shell (if that's even is possible...)

Looks good though.

 

[Blaze]

Thanks, although I must conced that it is not as smooth as Icarus was.

By the way, whats a Ghost In The Shell?

 

[Uncle Arly]

From what I can see it looks good. Any more screens?

 

[Anonymous]

Thanks, although I must conced that it is not as smooth as Icarus was.

If you were to use longer segments then it would be easier for you to get it smoother, 4 meters is on the short side if you building anything else then tight inline twists or zero-g rolls.

By the way, whats a Ghost In The Shell?

That: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ghost_in_the_Shell

 

[Brookes]

Nice little fun ride, liked the layout, but I think the first drop was a bit too steep.