Atomz Smasher

NOTE: These are videos of model roller coasters that are built as a hobby. They are not for sale. There are no instructional videos. This model was built using .030 thick Styrene plastic for the track, aluminum tubing for the track support spine and wood dowels for the structure. Cars are 3D printed and the wheels are HO scale train trucks that are modified.
This model coaster features a vertical loop and two helixes. It was custom built for our client Atomz Lab in the Charlotte, NC Metro area to demonstrate the forces, movement and make up of a real-life roller coaster. It was built with colors used by Atomz Lab in their logo and at their facility. We consulted with them and made suggestions on the design and then custom built this model based on that input. It was built at their facility in 3 days. The track was pre-cut and painted. The train and station/brake run where pre-built along with several components from the lift hill.
For information about Atomz Lab, visit their website: www.atomzlab.com
STATS:
Category: modelcoasters.com Original Design
Built: October, 2018
Base Size: 2 feet X 6 feet
Height: 24 inches (96 scale feet - 85 foot scale drop)
Length: 39 feet (1,872 scale feet long)
Scale: O Scale 1 : 48 (1 inch equals 4 feet)
Social Media Info:
At this time there is no longer a website, we own the domain and will retain it for the foreseeable future. However, there are no plans at this time to re-launch the website.
Facebook: / modelcoasters
Instagram: / modelcoastersdotcom

[@AZTrashTrucks]

what do you use for the track? It's so cool!

[@PERCYBIBOL10]

How does the roller coaster cart clips on to the lift hill?

[@lanceb3662]

Cool

[@devinhairston1548]

TUTORIALS PLEASE

[@jordibadia8724]

Amazing🤙🏻

[@jontiways]

Want to see you do one of those rmc single rail coasters, the track matches so well.

[@austingrozier1520]

This is really cool love your work👍

[@zacdemo5747]

Nice work 👍👍