Some points to remember when building a Dive Loop:

• Don't make the half loop section too tight. The design I have here will make it about as tight as you'r ever want to.



• Don't make the banking section too tight as well. This will obviously slow the train down.

Step 1

The first step is to build the base. It will form a L-shape. The picture tells the rest.

Step 2

The first thing we will work on is the supports for the half loop. The supports at this point are only about half as high as they will be.

Step 3

Adding on to the half loop supports for this step. It may look like the half loop won't fit right with these supports but if you look at the finished product below you will see that it does.

Step 4

This is the last step for building the supports. In this step you will build the supports for the entrance (or exit if you're doing an immelmen). The tallest point on this step will be half the height of the tallest point. An important part of this is on the orange connector in this section there is a gray connector (the one that connects only one rod) to fit the flexible track through.

Step 5

The final step is to conect the track. This is what the finished product should look like.