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A RC Dude · 04:41 PM

Ok, so I built one in 7th, 8th, 10th and now another one for 11th grade.

But this year, i've taken it up several notches by building a realistic train instead of having just a marble on two tubes for rails. The competition is may 14th at carowinds (a theme park) so i get to get out of school that friday (excused absence) to comete and spend a day at the park

overall winner (this should be my 4th one) gets 2 free tickets.

so this is what i've got this year.

The logo/sign that will go on the station:

One of the loops:

Overbanked "rainbow" curve:

Everything as of thursday night:

I still have a lot planned to do with it but all the hard stuff is done, what do you think?

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A RC Dude RC-Monster Aluminum Offline Posts: 655 Join Date: Jan 2008 Location: foothills, North Carolina	Building a working model roller coaster! - 05.01.2010, 04:36 PM Ok, so I built one in 7th, 8th, 10th and now another one for 11th grade. But this year, i've taken it up several notches by building a realistic train instead of having just a marble on two tubes for rails. The competition is may 14th at carowinds (a theme park) so i get to get out of school that friday (excused absence) to comete and spend a day at the park overall winner (this should be my 4th one) gets 2 free tickets. so this is what i've got this year. The logo/sign that will go on the station: One of the loops: Overbanked "rainbow" curve: Everything as of thursday night: I still have a lot planned to do with it but all the hard stuff is done, what do you think? Last edited by A RC Dude; 05.01.2010 at 04:41 PM.