Hey everybody, Brickliver18 here today with a review of the Brick Slayer Lego Roller Coaster by Brickcoaster. This Brick Slayer can be purchased from Brickcoaster.com. On Brickcoaster.com they have a variety of other Lego Roller Coasters including two different Brick Slayer packages. The Brick Slayer Package are you buy the track and you can make everything yourself or the Brick Slayer Package would come with all the Lego pieces you would need to make the track. You can also find a variety of other Lego Roller Coaster tracks if you want to make your own Roller Coaster huge or just different from the picture. If you're interested in seeing how the Brick Slayer was packed and how it looked like when I got it, you can check the cards right now to find an unboxing video. It's a great idea to put it in the Brick Slayer Roller Coaster was one red Roller Coaster, but as you can see I have the blue one here to add to my review. The coaster itself is actually a pretty neat little thing because as you can see it doesn't actually drive on the ground because there's a plate on the bottom that just to keep the wheels off the ground so the wheels only work on the special Roller Coaster track. There are the two spots for the mini figures to sit there and as you can see at the front we have these slopes making it look like an even faster car and then we have some grill plates and just some tiles going along the other side. What is with the front of the car looks like? Each Roller Coaster car can fit up to two people. The coaster is very cool because it has a variety of different humps and slopes and all the different things a Roller Coaster would have. This Roller Coaster is huge. It takes up 332x32 base plates. I'm supporting my track with just a bunch of random black bricks and some black support thingy Majigis. This is just the original kit that they gave you with instructions on how to build but you can pretty much modify it any way you want to. I myself am planning to do a really cool mock with this with like a platform right here with stairs and like a line and it's just going to be really cool. Here are the stickers that came with the brick slayer and you can put those kind of wherever you want on your mock. They're just the nice little thing they added. If you are worried about not having a lot of Lego pieces to do the bottom supports don't really worry. As you can see you just black supports but you can use multi color supports and I think multi color supports would look really really cool with the Roller Coaster like this. If the brick slayer looks a little confusing to put together don't worry because brick coaster has provided awesome instruction manuals that will help you build your brick slayer. It is very professionally done and I really like the colors. As you can see when you open it up you have the coaster car and the six steps on how to make it. And then from there you can see step one is just showing you how to make advanced Roller Coaster Track. The one that uses a little bit more piece it shows you in detail how to put each brick on each. Roller Coaster Track is just really good. As you can see there's a tip for a faster coaster and it shows you where to apply your stickers as well it shows you the simple build of the brick slayer. Here on the back is just to lift the parts that brick coaster recommends for your brick slayer. Here's also just a little overview of all the roller coaster parts that actually come with this set. Just so you know when you're buying your roller coaster if you need to buy any other parts to make the roller coaster of your dreams. I did say you could use the brick coaster with some mini figures and I tend to find the mini figure one goes up just a little bit farther than the cart with no mini figures. I'm no physics major here but I think it's because the mini figures are heavier making the car go longer. Hey is that a fat joke? Sometimes when your cart has decided not to go as fast there's a simple little fix. All you need to do is actually take the brick coaster as well as some cooking oil. I'm using olive oil but you can use like any cooking oil that your parents have in the kitchen. Preferably the most expensive one. Last thing you'll need is just a q tip. You're going to want to start this process by removing all the wheels from the axles. Next what you're going to do is you're just going to want to pop off that bottom plate there which is not too hard. Part of the roller coaster may come with it but that's okay to set those parts to the side. Now you just take an axle individually. So now you have two axles. Next what you're going to do is you're going to take your little cotton swap here. You're going to dip it in the oil and you're going to oil up the axles. Once your parts are all oiled up what you want to do is you just add the wheels back to them like normal. Now the last step is you just got to rebuild your cart. Now your cart is going to go so much faster. And here is what I have done with my brick slayer coaster. I took all the roller coaster track and set it out just like the instructions were provided and then what I did was use some of my own pieces to make this entrance way. And I used some of the really cool stickers provided in this set. I made this walkway all the way to the very top. And when you get to the top you can see that I've created this like standing area with the sign that says do not stand up as well as some flags of top. This simple little mock looks very sharp. This is a super cool brick coaster, brick slayer, Lego roller coaster and I really love it. So if you're interested in purchasing the brick slayer brick coaster you can have over to brickcoaster.com. 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