How to build a roller coaster

Thanks I've always wanted to build a full sized roller coaster in my backyard

It's not Zamerla. It's Zamperla.

Great video, now I can build a 310 foot roller coaster in my backyard.

Thanks for telling me. I wanted to build a 210 foot coaster in my building. I’m being sarcastic

I'm building a wooden rollercoaster in my back yard, I built one two months ago that was 12 feet tall and my brothers kids loved it, now I'm working on a bigger model, it's going to be 100 ft tall, so I'm trying to make it as fun as possible with out dieing, I took a few 2 by 4's and sanded then down and added some steel plates, basically making RMC Wooden topper track myself and it worked great on my small roller coaster, this one I'm going to add 2 inversions, a zero g roll and a dive loop and then some banks, some friends are helping me with it and hopefully I'll be on the news, some people from CNN cane to my house and asked me about what I was doing and the neighbors think it going to be huge!!! Any tips when working with wood and steel together

based on the LAYYYYout

You could only make a big roller coaster like that if you has a GIGANTIC BACKYARD

So it's a eurofighter knockoff with a different track style and cars 😂

I love this roller coaster

My inspiration

I have SEVERAL Questions on how they build a roller coaster First of all, How do they build the tracks super accurate as possible

So since it's so long why doesnt it go nowhere Haha lol Takes 21 million dollers to make and 3 years goes nowhere but in a circle lol

Is it finished now ?

who else had to put on subtitles

You can learn more about it on woodprix website I think.

1:13 yes they were possible, go look at some of the higher advanced coasters in the early 90’s b&m inverts and b&m sit downs and then in 2000 which was 14 years before this the first coaster over 300 feet was built at cedar point called millennium force and top thrill dragster was built 3 years later the first coaster over 400

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Isn’t this just a clone of rollin thunder at owa

Thanks to engineers

Oh no