New 3D Printed LEGO roller coaster track pieces

Created in TinkerCAD (yes, very low tech but, I can work it out). Results May Vary.
S Bend Files: www.thingiverse.com/thing:636...
Banked Turn Files: www.thingiverse.com/thing:641...
Also, the transition piece for the Banked Turn is now available. More info in the video linked here: • LEGO Roller Coaster Co...

[@SnowghostFilms]

If you want the transition pieces into the banked turn, you can either check out my untested prototype or Xantron7 Coasters, who has been using a longer version for much more daring elements.

[@skylarker3266]

Would be great if you could create a 45 degree corner piece rather than just have 90 degree turns.

[@ELIGG15]

DO A CORKSCREW!!!! THIS IS AMAZING

[@LavishPenguin]

These are amazing! Definitely subscribing!

[@xMegaVideos]

Damn, super cool!

[@Sauci55on]

It would be interesting to try and design different trains too if you can, with proper bogies and and maybe even upstop wheels if possible, so that the train can take the transitions into banked parts better. Would be lovely to make them five stud wide so that you could fit two figs per car. But that would be very complicated. Anyway, great work, keep it up !

[@SnowghostFilms]

I really would like to design new LEGO compatible roller coaster trains with the features you mentioned, plus a ratcheting chain dog to make engaging the lift easier. If I can find even just the specifications on how the road wheels are attached, I can start working from there. Thanks!

[@27thdimensionmusic]

These are awesome! Thanks for sharinh

[@creative__tales]

Beautiful video thanks for sharing 😊"

[@calvinthedestroyer]

Awesome

[@Packerdog72]

Please make a corkscrew and an evened out piece for the bank turn! Thank you so much!

[@LevsInventions]

Awesome! you should give Fusion 360 a try tho :P

[@username9774]

This is awesome but please make yourself a favor and use Fusion 360 or Onshape. You can make parametric CAD models quicker and better than you could ever do a noraml one in Tinkercad.

[@EnzoDiscoveryMoonLight23]

or take tinkerCAD as a challenge

[@xantron7]

Due this is awesome! How do you model the tracks to be smooth (for curves)?

[@wildcatenthusiast8888]

I wanna s-bend to make beyond-vertical drops

[@tobistraumfabrik333]

niiice

[@Trootsbloxplayzthemetalfan]

2 words: CDX Blocks

[@ppooooll]

I want to try and design some new Lego roller coaster track but I don't have 3D printer to make and test the track with.