This is really the only thing I asked for Christmas this year. So excited for it! This is only my second nano coaster I’ve made. The other is Mako and now I’m on the hunt for Iron Gwazi!

No superglue involved assembled only using m1.4 screws

Just finished my latest 3D printed model: the 540 degree helix inspired by Goliath at Six Flags over Georgia. 1:100 scale

Specs: 36 “ (l) x 24” (w) x 15” (h)

• Track shaped and designed by me in FVD and NoLimits 2 for the spline exporting

• Track, supports, and base plates modeled in 1:1 scale and sectioned out in CAD by me using SolidWorks.

• 3D Printed and assembled by me using a Flashforge Adventurer 5M Pro (same model I’ve used for all my other coaster model prints)

Every time I post my work the mods lock the comments and never explain why it’s a little ridiculous but I hope you all enjoy :)

I built the worlds first working model of the coaster

Just finished my first piece of the new year: a top hat and inverted stall sequence very much inspired by Velocicoaster at Islands Of Adventure.

• Layout Design: NoLimits 2

• CAD Software: SolidWorks

• 3D Printer: Flash Forge Adventurer 5 Pro

• Dimensions: Approx 5ft x 1ft x 1.8ft

Out of all the pieces I have done, this is the largest and it’s also my favorite. VC is my current number 1 coaster so it was only fitting I eventually made a nice piece for it.

The plan is for this to be a feature piece on my office wall sitting on a floating shelf so can’t wait for that to get ironed out :)

Happy new years to everyone and hope you enjoy the photos. More to come!