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Help with life-sized Beyblade Stadium - Nienminer - Apr. 13, 2024
I've been trying to make a large Beyblade X stadium recently, but I've run into some troubles when it comes to the base of the stadium. I've used a large sled, but the sides curve too much, which makes me unable to add an xtreme line without destroying the stadium. A satellite dish would be perfect for the job, but I can't get my hands on one atm. Any ideas on how to make the base of the stadium?
(Apr. 13, 2024 4:33 AM)Nienminer Wrote: I've been trying to make a large Beyblade X stadium recently, but I've run into some troubles when it comes to the base of the stadium. I've used a large sled, but the sides curve too much, which makes me unable to add an xtreme line without destroying the stadium. A satellite dish would be perfect for the job, but I can't get my hands on one atm. Any ideas on how to make the base of the stadium?
For a little more context, I’ve already attempted this very recently, but with my perfectionism, I couldn’t let the various flaws get in the way of a fully functional stadium.
In the previous stadium design(made from a sled), when beys are launched at a relatively moderate speed, beys like Dran Sword will skip off of the extreme line and to the side of the center or even out of the stadium itself. I know this is most likely because of the elevation change within the stadium(the xtreme line had to be on the stadium itself, since the curvature was too parabolic.
I know that in a perfect world, a satellite dish would be readily available to me, but unfortunately that’s not the case.
My main question is if anyone knows any good alternatives to a satellite dish for Beyblade stadiums?