omg that actually really cool 😁

I never noticed that thanks for sharing

Whoa neat!

Bit of a stretch to call that bottom turn a “P”.

That’s kinda cook

Wait what were they

@@davidholt7645 hats, balloons, hot dogs (maybe food in general), and squirrels

@@davidholt7645 banned as in, to take onto the rollercoaster, like seen at around 4:00

@Beskar Bricks, may want to add glasses to that list as well.

Hi B3 loved 22-ville

Me too

I remember when KNex used to be popular and Toy stores used to have motorised Ferris wheels or Carousels etc made out of it in the shop windows. It was always exciting to see as a kid.

@@randomphil8666 totally agree, it’s also what made FAO Schwarz so popular, being able to see and touch the displays operating outside of the toy box. This set has that appeal to me and the functionality sets it apart from being just another model kit type set.

Even if it doesn't, there's the stopper mechanism so it won't break itself. The whole mechanism is blowing my freaking mind...

This just doesnt feel like an official lego set

I agree with this, I am a massive enthusiast, and while this set looks great, I feel like we need some cheaper coaster sets, that focus on layout and theming rather than just one!

Although its not a LEGO brand, but it is compatible. Search for CDX blocks. No-fluff coaster kits. Lower friction wheels as well. Longer layouts possible.

You probably could connect them together if you tried

You could buy more track pieces and expand it.

@@gj9157 You don't even need more track pieces. Other people have connected the old one and the new one and made it work with just some smaller pieces to connect them

Quality is going downhill since a few years in general. The color deviations LEGO has on some colors (lime green, red, white) is atrocious, especially for their price range.

@@sebastianmitderaxt203 on my Technic Sian color difference between the green pieces is horrendous

I agree, many unnecessary errors in instructions that should be obvious recently. At least it has never been a real issue so far.

@@rudragupta2491 I can't prove it, but the best guess as to why is: different factories in different regions are designated for specific parts. As in one factory only has the molds for standard technic beams, 1 other factory has the molds for the panels and 1 other has the molds for the small stuff like connectors and 1x1 lift arm pieces and such. And all factories have different suppliers for color pigments or colored plastic (depending if lego colors their plastic themselves or if they buy colored plastic grain) and thus have slight color differences. The Sian is a prominent example of this, but I hear the Creator Fiat 500 was even worse. Even the backside of the new Pyramid set has color changes in the tan pieces

UKposts needs to give you the checkmark!

yea im starting to panic... I didnt want to buy it before but now I want it so bad

you better not believe it because it doesn`t.

Can confirm! I have the Titanic set and now that I’ve spent so much time with it, the size is much less impressive. Still an unbelievably amazing set, but honestly it’s mainly the small details that does it for me.

I do believe they kinda have "little choice" for sets like this one. If the rail cars are minifig-scaled, then they need a certain amount of momentum to clear the track. And to clear that track, you will need a certain height to make it work. I am going to buy it, even though I have no space for it right now! :D

@@huaiwei Same dude. 🤣 I’ll make space

For sure!

I do have all the previous sets. I think I need a new house to display them all at once. 🤣

@@TiagoCatarino you should combine the old coaster and new coaster with extra track pieces

I doubt it! Ever since the first roller coaster I’ve seen designers trying loop designs at the LEGO offices

@@TiagoCatarino wow so cool

I did!

@@TiagoCatarino nice

It's an amazing set, with very impressive engineering. However besides for the loops there's not much track, it should be longer. There is some extra track in the set by the roof of the entrance, so I'm looking forward to see MOCS of this set. The track is in the shape of the letters of loop.

true. wish it was a lot cheaper though. if you're considering price per part, this is significantly higher. you could get two of the lego saturn fives for 240 dollars (plus shipping and etc), and you'd have significantly more pieces. then again, they may lower the price considering the saturn v used to cost like 350 dollars

@@vert_exium Price per piece I think it’s pretty good. Saturn V is an older set and inflation has gone up a ton, plus considering all the special track pieces and mechanisms for the elevator I think it’s decent.

@@rebelfriend8817 true. there are some pieces (such as the track) that are (I'm guessing) going to be pretty valuable in the future

yer same thort. 😊

yer same thort. .😊 this one doe s look good. but I got plan s .to add to this one

I'm looking to buy the older set. Can't seem to find one for a reasonable price.

@@robrineer6013 I have it, honestly a really amazing set, the ride lasts for a while and it looks amazing.

True

Sure but almost 2x the price of a regular hotdog seems a bit much no? 😂

Good luck!!

For that price, all parts should be printed and no sticker included.

Appreciate that!

the review is a trash, how motor to make it endless loop is what the audience really want to see

You should!