Three Evils - Neverender - The Coheed and Cambria Coaster

Watch on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SXlZ-7NmD0Y Three Evils: Neverender is a triple Dueling Mega Coaster inspired by and built as a tribute to the prog-rock Band Coheed and Cambria. It ranked 7th place in the NoLimits Roundup 150. Some Stats: Overall length: 5974 Meters / 3. 711 miles Height difference: 69. 2 Meters / 228 feet Drop Height: 61 Meters / 200 feet Maximum Speed: 122 kmh / 76 mph Capacity: 5555+ pph using 9 Trains with 36 seats each Description: More than TEN years ago, I started this project, an enormous triple dueling coaster. It's named after and heavily inspired by the alternative prog rock band Coheed and Cambria which I love since I first heard their music and in particular by their songs "Three Evils" and "Neverender". It first started with layout drawings in math class back at school which I then built by hand using NoLimits 1. Later I attempted to rebuild it using Elementary but finally completely recreated it using Newton 2, already a few years after the first idea. After sitting there for a few years, touched only for semi-motivated attempts at supporting this 6km/3,8 miles beast, I revived it in NL2 and made Round Up #150 a good reason to finally finish it. Maybe it also helped that after 2 albums with a different lineup that I personally mostly didn't love as much as their other ones, the band managed get back together and return to old glory (in a new way) a while before NL2 came out. Their second album "In Keeping Secrets of Silent Earth: 3" is definitely one of my all time top 3 albums. Almost all of the music used in this video is taken from it or their third album. Even though I love the new stuff, I wanted to keep this ride about the old stuff, since that's what I had in mind and would listen to for hours while building this. I didn't use much from the first album because of the big production difference. Of course the single coaster tracks "The Crowing", "The Suffering" and "The Reaping" are also named after songs. That's