Take a look at some real-life chain returns, the chain always goes into a chain motor at the bottom of the lift. On B&M coasters, the chain enters a gearbox mounted directly below the track, which contains the motor. See this picture to see what I mean.
Take a look at some real-life chain returns, the chain always goes into a chain motor at the bottom of the lift. On B&M coasters, the chain enters a gearbox mounted directly below the track, which contains the motor. See this picture to see what I mean.
Oh ok thats interesting, arent there any curved chain returns out there?
I'm assuming the steeplechase under the steel twister is supposed to be a chain return, but why could it curve like that?
Take a look at some real-life chain returns, the chain always goes into a chain motor at the bottom of the lift. On B&M coasters, the chain enters a gearbox mounted directly below the track, which contains the motor. See this picture to see what I mean.
Oblivion at Alton Towers has a curved chain (presumably with a curved return) on its first turn, but that chain is separate from the lift hill chain.
My only issue has been covered by Yolo. Great job, though!
this looks intereesting. keep up the good work!
Where'd this come from? Looks great. Fun interactions.
I love that yellow and red cfr (not the super loop one), could someone send me a download link?