!eLIMinator

By April, 2022, I'd devised a number of quite-good roller coasters but I'd begun to run out of design ideas. I seized-upon the weird notion of creating "Signature Coasters": tracks that would be focused on featuring track elements 'signature' to a specific 'coaster-type' or, otherwise, emphasize any unique features; !Invertilooper ('Inclined Dive Loop' off the lift hill), !Biga Giga (perfectly-timed Cable Lift) and !TwistyLoops ("Kitchen-Sink" Twister using the Launched Lift Hill) are examples I've already shared; !Totally Loopy shows off Banked Inclined Turns, as well as a profligacy of Vertical Loops, but I'd made it several months before I'd ever even thought of any "Signature Coasters".

Enter !eLIMinator, first of the "Signature Coasters": Lim-Launched, Block-Sectioned Continuous Circuit. I also desired the first element to be novel and interesting, what I've called, a "Snake-Charmer": asymmetrical entrance/exit for what is, otherwise, a "Cobra Roll"; I've got opposing "Snake-Charmers" on !Drachen Twister (but I made that nearly a month later).

I encountered a wee problem with !eLIMinator: LIM coasters cannot deploy the Large Half Loop ... um, well, gee, there's a 'whoops'; it is possible to emulate the Z-axis geometry (the Brachistochrone Curve and inversion) of the Large Half Loop with track elements that *are* available to the LIM coaster.

So, !eLIMinator *does* sport a "Snake-Charmer"!

This coaster worked out really well: no Chain Lift or Track Boosters demands that every joule of energy from the initial launch needs to be conserved; so, no Trim Brakes, please; also, even if the Block Section ahead is open, the Block Brake itself will still 'trim' a moving train. I'm also disgustingly-self-satisfied-pleased with the operational timing between Blocks.

One will see that Intensity is "red": LIM trains impose inflated Intensity which, thankfully, does not ruin the Excitement Rating; any Park that keeps its Guests happy will have no trouble filling !eLIMinator.

Ratings may be reviewed in the Screenshots (and in the video).

Link to !eLIMinator video on Google Drive:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1YmQeXdsGJrVZ2YYaRHDJ9X83zZZU4Mwu/view?usp=sharing