There is a basic written tutorial inside the manual and a series of live stream recordings from the official NL2 YouTube channel: first episode

I just bought NoLimit2 to use with my 7th grade class. I have never used it myself. Can anyone offer any very basic tutorials that I could use with 7th grade students that can get us started. Most of the tutorials that I found online have language that is not appropriate for school age kids.

Coaster Count: 86

#1 Taron
#2 Red Force
#3 Space Mountain - Disneyland Paris
#4 Dragon Khan
#5 Black Mamba
#6 Troy
#7 Furius Baco
#8 Shambhala
#9 Pulsar
#10 Blue Fire

Coaster Count: 41
Since I am always having trouble ranking them, here are some of my fav coasters in random order
Taron
Colorado Adventure
Temple of the Night Hawk
Black Mamba
Troy
Dwervelwind
Joris en de Draak
Lost Gravity
Goliath (WH)

Jack73 posted on March 8th, 2019

Will we be able to do this in teams? I love this idea so much!

Yes teams are 100% allowed however the maxium team size is 3 people.

3 days are past, new guess :

Hint#1 : Continent Africa

T-rex giga I've been working on.

Verrückt (German word for 'Insane') seems like a fitting name, as I'm consciously trying to make it just that and have no specific ideas for theming. Despite having 8 cars and that wacko drop, it only goes up to -1.6 in the back. Even the coaster veterans will probably be hesitant about putting their hands up on the first drop.

The hardest part about designing a giga coaster: do I use 2 or 3 trains?

Small airtime hump up to the dive loop.

Steel Vengeance hill.

Will we be able to do this in teams? I love this idea so much!

Welcome to the 12 Hours of Insanity NoLimits 2 Contest

The contest is simple. Design, Build and Theme a fully functional coaster in 12 hours. Sounds simple right?
But there is a catch. Every two hours a curve-ball will be thrown into the mix which your project must meet by the end of the contest. This will make the contest more fun and exciting than just creating a coaster in just 12 hours. A example of a curve-ball could be "Your coaster must have a vertical loop in its layout."

To keep things as easy as they can be, the first half of the contest's curve-balls will be based around the coaster and it's layout and the second half of the contest's curve-balls will be based on the coasters scenery.

The things you will be judged on

• Your coaster Layout
• Your choice of scenery and theme (a theme is not necessary however it may add to your final score)
• Your overall presentation of the coaster and scenery

In addition to this there will be a video award. This award is optional and will not effect your judging score on your main coaster entry. It's just something you could do if you have more time.

The full rules, template, date and time of the contest will be announced as soon as I finalize them.
Feel free to suggest timings for the contest as I know most people have different time zones and I want this contest to suit everyone no matter where they are in the world.
The contest will probably be held on a weekend in the next couple of weeks (I just haven't found a date yet)

Feel free to ask as many questions as you want. I'll be happy to help.

If it hadn't been for Roundup Joe
I'd be 265 long time ago
Where did you come from? Where did you go?
Where did you come from, Roundup Joe?

Roundup 265

You create it, you share it, we feature it!

-Ride_Op

Correct!

Loop n' Loop - Louisiana Land

Updating again after a trip to SFMM yesterday.

Count: 122

1. Skyrush
2. Millie
3. i305
4. Twisted Colossus
5. Twisted Timbers
6. El Toro
7. Ravine Flyer II
8. Tatsu
9. Maverick
10. TTD

yep, this is a real coach.
Hint: Fake "loop" can help you.

Is this coach real or just decoration ?

I know this one is rare. So I give you a hint: Fake loop decoration.

@ Slalom, yes correct

Tiger Coaster - Hydro Adventures?

Hello there, I wonder if anyone has a model of the Intamin Plug and Play Wooden Coaster? For example, El Toro or T Express trains.

Helix by me.