DIY Movement in the Coaster World
The Blue Flash is quite an achivement. It's not only a backyard, home-made steel coaster, but it has a loop. I don't want to know how the testing went for that loop or how many times it didn't work. The creator's even working on Blue 2, his follow-up to the Blue Flash. Blue 2 will be a family coaster and it will seat four instead of just one.
Jeremy Reid of Oklahoma built a wooden coaster for under $6,000. Sure it only has a top speed of 20 mph, but you got to tip your hat to such a do-it-yourself mentality. If only I had the engineering skills. And a yard. And time. And money. And ...
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Check out the new site at TheCoasterCritic.com. Make sure your bookmarks are set for: http://www.thecoastercritic.com
Links to 'coastercritic.blogspot.com' will no longer redirect to the blog once the new site launches and eventually I'll be deleting the Blogger blog.
Sunday, May 28, 2006
Backyard Coasters
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5/28/2006
Labels: theme park news, weird and unusual
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