Good names for coasters that have never been used
Have any?
From Joey Till
Posted August 13, 2012 at 6:44 PM
Hello everyone. I was trying to think of great names for coasters that have never been used. Here are some I came up with:
Godzilla: B&M Hyper
Road Warrior: GCI wooden
Black Belt: Arrow looper
Challenger: B&M stand-up, floorless, or pretty much any type of coaster
Lex Luthor Kryptonite Coaster: Great name for SF! could be a floorless or an Intamin Mega
Savage: B&M Hyper or Giga
Inferno: B&M floorless, inverted, and B&M or even Intamin
Burn Rubber: Intamin Strata or any launch coaster
What are some that you think would be great names?
Blue Ridge - Arrow looper built into a mountain. Currently in one of my RCT3 parks!

The Great Grizzly - A B&M invert from the same park built into the mountains!

I wanted to add a face to my descriptions!
Phantom 2000 B&M invert or dive machine.
Mustang The coaster. Intamin Launch Coaster.
Dive of Death Gerstlauer EuroFighter.
Awesomeness 3.0 B&M giga or floorless
Loops of Power Arrow looper.
To Infinity and Beyond Intamin suspended catapult coaster.
Stars and Stripes Vekoma SLC
From Chad H
Posted August 13, 2012 at 7:22 PM
With a name like "Grizzly" I was picturing a classic woodie....
Sorry to disappoint...
That's too cliché anyways. And I like Dive of Death Karly... It sounds... Deadly hahaha.
Thanks Bryce and it is deadly ;) :D
Maybe it can have no restraints!
That would actually be horrific to see people thrown out at the 95 degree drop...
No I don't want to see people thrown out!
I understand. There could be a lawsuit...
A very BIG lawsuit D:
I build models of coasters. It may sound pathetic but I'm pretty good at it, not bragging. Black Bullet is a B&M hyper, Stallion a B&M looper. Alpha is an apocalypse themed Eurofighter. Sea Dragon is a B&M invert, and I used to have a wooden coaster called Outlaw with a zero-G roll. Not even kidding. Guess that name isn't original anymore. El Tiberon (Spanish for "The Shark") is a B&M flyer. F-35: Air Raid is an Intamin strata coaster. (F-35 is a fighter jet.) Cerberus: The Power is a Vekoma flying dutchman. Pretty much, the cooler names are for the newer coasters (I keep it accurate), so my Arrow models' names aren't really that good for a modern coaster.
Do you have pictures? I'd love to see the Euro-Fighter in particular.
You know, it's a shame, but I have misplaced my camera in a recent move... The models are pretty cool, they operate and all. In Nashville, in order to satisfy roller coaster "needs" it's a lot of rCT3 and models...
From Joey Till
Posted August 14, 2012 at 12:21 AM
Bryce Ive seen your stuff on rct3! Kodiak Hills, right? Guuuuuuudeee stuff! That reminds me I play rct3, but don't post my stuff. I don't use any custom scenery as it just shuts down my computer, but Im pretty good with the in-game stuff. I was planning on building an Outlaw run inspired ride, with the theme of danger, rock n' roll, explosions, and just "awsomness" if you will. Kinda like X2's theme. But I have no name. Steam Roller poped into my mind as it sounding kinda cool, until I realized its a machine used in farming that moves at two miles per hour hahaha. But any suggestions for names?
Pen155
I've always though a cool name for a giga/strata would be CloudCatcher.
Yeah, Kodiak Hills! I haven't updated in awhile but I will soon. And that sounds awesome! I'll be on the lookout for it.
From Joey Till
Posted August 14, 2012 at 8:41 AM
I don't post things though, Bryce. Unless your really interested I could figure out how.
Extreme Skis Jump: inverted ski lift type coaster on edge of steep mountain.
Polar Coaster: Roller Coaster with a mountain shapped like a roaring polar bear.
Iron Maiden: Medieval themed steel coaster.
Nova Treker: Space themed spinning coaster.
Flight of Egypt: Indoor roller coaster inside of a dark pyrimad over the ruins of an ancient egypt dig site.
Manticore: themed after the legendery Indian creature.
Alaskan Gold rush: a mine cart coaster through a klondike camp,
El Toro Malo: Spanish themed coaster. The bad bull.
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