This is an extended version of the former Magic Mountain at Gardaland, now called Shaman (since 2017). The layout is quite basic, a double-loop corkscrew designed by Vekoma and installed in many theme parks worldwide (I think you all know it, LOL). What I mean is that the map you made is very nice; the only flaw is that it is not a very accurate reconstruction of the Double Loop Corkscrew Layout. I recommend checking out a video posted by the YouTube channel RCT3Italia, a team I collaborated with, which showcases a reconstruction of the "Magic Mountain" roller coaster (and the surrounding scenery) in the year 2003 at the Italian park Gardaland.
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Technical: The track work is definitely on par with a traditional Arrow Dynamics coaster. I spotted a couple pumps. One before the first loop and one exiting the second loop. The supports were the Achilles Heel of this layout. They were too sparse, particularly around the lift, pre-drop, and double corkscrew. If this coaster were built in real life, the track would flex like crazy. 5/10
Adrenaline: It had the typical appeal of an Arrow coaster. Decent high G's coupled with lats. It got a little slow near the end. 6/10
Originality/Visuals: It wasn't terribly original for an Arrow. However, I did like the queue and food court nearby. The transfer track was an interesting setup too. 6/10
Overall score: 5.67
This is a copy of Python in the efteling but different colors and a different name. a bit too slow tho at the last part but overall a smooth
Its okay... thats it. I dont understand the transportwheels in the station and final brake. Cause of the angelthe train wil automaticly move forwards.
Next time, remove them.
I like this coaster's simplicity... Right down to the color assignment...I cannot quite describe it, but with the tall green fence around it, and the simple stone walkways and pine foliage, it has this sort of "Public Park Attraction" motif to it... Yeah, right - As if a city or county Parks and Recreation Department could afford everything involved with a roller coaster... Actually there IS one theme park with roller coasters and rides that I know of, and that is Playland in Rye, NY, which is owned (but not managed) by the Park District of Westchester County (a government entity)... Anyway, this corkscrew has "Classic" written all over it... Nice job!
