Not all homemade coasters are scale models, and some of the traditional ones have more than meets the eye. Thank you, [Milo Bascombe] for the tip.

Last year as a pandemic project, then 20-year-old Elliot Ryan who was home from college had an idea. Since he was a child he always had a dream to build a roller coaster, and since he would be ...

In coasting from the high end to the low one, the coaster will run up on the incline, then drift back to within 24 ft. of the starting end. The car was built to seat four children or two adults.

Each coaster can be ordered on Facebook or through an online order form. Prices range from $2 to $5 with different shapes including soccer balls, fruit and even Bernie Sanders and his mittens.

As he explains on his site, the Coaster Dad Project is as educational as it is fun: “Today, our backyard roller coaster is an unending source of excitement, challenge, education, and connection.

An curved arrow pointing right. An amazing video has emerged showing a homemade roller coaster from a first person point of view. Follow Tech Insider: On Facebook More from Tech An amazing video ...

This all was the brainchild of a 17-year-old kid, Sammy Trechak, with the help of friend Jack Creegan, 19. When they unveiled their ride in May, after working on it for a year, friends and coaster ...

The thought of riding someone’s homemade roller coaster kinda freaks me out (especially when the "car" looks like a car seat/lawnmower hybrid), but in just a year and half, John Ivers managed to ...

This homemade roller coaster that was built out in the fields of Oklahoma is pretty cool, I guess. Call me when you add the loops, guys. Then it’ll be a real coaster.

This is a full-blown roller coaster, complete with an upside-down loop. The ride starts off with a chain-lift to the top of the garage/barn roof.

Saturday, February 21, 2015 Be a DIY diva: Personalize these homemade coastersCreate your own personalized coasters KTRK Photo/ Kat Cosley ...