STEAM_WORKSHOP creator
Leon
9 projects across 1 game, 4.6k downloads in total.
- Projects
- 9
- Game
- 1
- Downloads
- 4.6k
- Last shipped
- 8 y ago
- ExcavatorA floorless dueling coaster. This is my first try at using significant amounts of custom scenery.1.7k downloadsupdated 11 y ago
- California's Great America 210 ft Hyper Twister210 ft tall, 77 mph, 4,452 ft long hyper coaster. Station replaces the go karts and the peak of the lift hill is over the former location of Snoopy's Splash Dance. The bottom of the drop, water feature and double up are an homage to Logger's Run. Does some cool turns around Flying Eagles, under t...559 downloadsupdated 9 y ago
- Project SR1My idea of what "Project SR1" could be that is currently being built at California's Great America for the 2018 season. The ride is located in the previous home of Invertigo and crosses over the concourse to where Whitewater Falls now stands. Demon roller coaster by "Doorhandle" from the "Great A...524 downloadsupdated 9 y ago
- HammerheadQuick inverting B&M Hyper that I put together in an afternoon.402 downloadsupdated 11 y ago
- Barracuda382 downloadsupdated 12 y ago
- El CapitanI rode The Beast for the first time recently and got the idea to make a giga that has a giant lift hill, then just disappears into the woods. Not going for a ton of airtime or crazy inversions, just wanted a very long, very fast adventure through the forest. 363 ft. tall, 13,333ft long, 98 mph.327 downloadsupdated 8 y ago
- MegalooperB&M hyper/looper that I've been sitting on for a while, but never released. First half is hyper-twistery, second half is just eight consecutive inversions. I think it's pretty neat. 240 ft tall, 260 ft drop, 85 mph, 8 inversions.282 downloadsupdated 8 y ago
- DaredevilA wingrider with a bunch of near misses.204 downloadsupdated 12 y ago
- CondorBecause I think standard lift hills on flying coasters are a little uncomfortable.179 downloadsupdated 11 y ago
9 projects, most downloaded first. Each one has its own page here with what it needs to run and where its author publishes it; the files themselves stay with the author and are never re-hosted on this site.