Flip Flap Railway recreation - NoLimits 2

[@fm2h3]

They said it pulled 12 G's regularly injuring people's necks. 12gs is INSANe, more than double any coaster in operation today. 😅

[@LoganGD-g4w]

12?! That's enough to make a fighter jet pilot faint!

[@PianistNMA]

If It real, it have to be for a very short time. less than 0.05 sec

[@bustip]

@@LoganGD-g4w it is for a very tiny amount of time as opposed to in a jet where it's continuously 12 gs.

[@LoganGD-g4w]

@@bustip Yes, I know. 12 G’s rarely happens in a fighter jet

[@WolfRaging95]

That vertical loop is cursed lol. Just makes you realize what it felt like and gives you an idea just how intense it was.

[@alecday3775]

Its interesting that Inversions on coasters went from being rarities back in the day due to them being too intense to being one of the most common elements seen on coasters through many an innovation with Arrow Dynamics bringing the modern clothoid design to the loop (along with the tubular steel track) and other improvements to rollercoasters to bring the Gs down to comfortable and safe levels to now inversions being seen on woodies again thanks to Gravity Group and their Timberliner trains with Mine Blower at Fun Spot Orlando and Hades 360 at Mt. Olympus in the Wisconsin Dells being 2 examples of modern inverting woodies like this coaster clearly was. It is really interesting to look at how public perception of inversions on rollercoasters have changed for the better over the years going from being THE ABSOLUTE MOST HATED to one of THE ABSOLUTE MOST LOVED elements on rollercoasters.

[@waveiscursed]

loopingbahn was inbetween flip flap and arrow corckscrews

[@alecday3775]

@@waveiscursed I know, I was just giving a brief history was all.

[@svis6888]

No Anton Schwarzkopf actually brought the clothoid loop first with Revolution

[@svis6888]

Don't fall for this guys it's not Arrow it's Schwarzkopf

[@Benthetrainkid]

What about Son of Beast? It too had an inversion (loop)

[@sonimatic]

What a great day at sea lion park. I want to ride that new gravity railway they've built. I sure hope I don't black out, faint, break my neck, or get a concussion!

[@WasatchWind]

Your recreation truly captures the terror - that moment I remember this thing had no up stop wheels 😅

[@Thrills_And_Chills_WQAQ]

You sir are cooking. Nice work.

[@MarkFendy-sw7hn]

I built something like this with the wooden coaster In roller coaster tycoon with only two cars per train in Forest Frontiers as a very old timer amusement park from 1890's to 1950's classic rides! Turned out really good guests will ride it until it crashes!

[@Competent-rides]

I mean the vertical loop is weirdly smooth to me 😂

[@Squab1987]

Rarest only inverting side friction coaster to ever be built on the planet.

[@NorthEasternMotionProductions]

I think there was another that had a few loops

[@cho7707]

Did anyone live to tell about it? 😮 This is awesome lol

[@manooon7121]

Hi, I love your video, it's really realistic. I'm currently researching the flip flap for my studies, and I wanted to ask you where you found all the information (height, length... ) on this coaster? I'm looking for the patent but haven't found it yet.

[@RaptorAlex]

I think I eyeballed most of it, which is the case with a lot of my recreations. I found some really good photos showing the whole thing (not that there was much to see), and the rest I estimated compared with the people standing nearby.

[@ThemeParkCrazy]

Greetings! May I use this footage (and your Crystal Beach Cyclone recreation) in a video I'm making about coasters that went too far? I will give your channel full credit.

[@Arryo-h5v]

Since he didnt look at this comment you use it anyway but always give him a credit.

[@planecrashes633]

hey can you recreate cascade park comet.

[@seanyboy1891]

how does small loop make so much Gs

[@RaptorAlex]

It was tight and circular. Instead of coasters like today, in which the loops are clothoid shaped (the entrance and exit are more elongated than the top, which makes for fewer G's and a smoother experience), these very old loops were a circle. That meant the G's were felt immediately and were sustained. They also had to go fast enough so they didn't roll back or go too slowly at the top, so they were small.

[@Godzillafanboy89]

My great great grandfather getting to ride this is lucky or unlucky

[@Benthetrainkid]

Imagine if Great Coasters International recreates this

[@overbanked]

Do Palisades Park Cyclone (the one that closed with the park)

[@waveiscursed]

really? i thought there was more to it

[@dylangodofwar]

in real life it pulls 12gs..

[@MarkFendy-sw7hn]

And shockwave at six flags over texas has about the same g's too!

[@traviscarroll280]

@@MarkFendy-sw7hn no shockwave pulls 5.3 g's

[@fm2h3]

​@@traviscarroll2805.9 according to my searches still less than half.

[@nonameforashorttime]

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