Titan-Tanium

This monstrous B&M stand-up was inspired by Chang-o-Lantern and Mantis/Rougarou and designed to be serial escalation the way Chang-o-Lantern was to Mantis. It features 5,792.65 ft (1765.6 m) of track, speeds of 69 mph (111 kmph), a 187 ft (57 m) height differential, and 8 inversions, including 2 interlocking inclined loops. If it was real, it would be the world's biggest stand-up coaster as well as possibly the longest inverting coaster (I can't think of any current real life coasters that are over 5,700 ft long that have inversions).
Before I became a ride warrior, I always thought Chang looked fairly intimidating and nauseating yet beautiful, so I wanted to make a ride that if it was real I would think it to be even more intimidating and nauseating-looking than how I thought Chang looked as a kid.
Speaking of which, I feel I've gotten over the whole Chang-relocation thing, (bout time too). I think the Storm Chaser announcement combined with morale and having since ridden Banshee at Kings Island helped a lot with that, along with the fact that I held on that long makes me cringe internally a little bit. Believe it or not, as much as I've talked poop about Great Adventure, deep down it has been a place I'd want to visit if I ever go to New Jersey.
Also featured is a NL2 version of Riot, a compact, unorthodox floorless layout.

I take no credit for the custom foliage.