Clearly, LEGO 10261 Creator Roller Coaster is not enough to satisfy LEGO enthusiast Akiyuki Kawaguchi (the creator of the realistic LEGO rotary engine model) need for thrill.
![Akiyuki LEGO Roller Coaster Track](https://d2cdo4blch85n8.cloudfront.net/wp-content/uploads/2021/05/Akiyuki-LEGO-Roller-Coaster-Track-image-1-1024x576.jpg)
Because, Akiyuki has built a motorized roller coaster version that spans the builder’s entire apartment. Granted, Japanese apartment aren’t big on average, but this motorized LEGO Roller Coaster Track’s total length impresses nonetheless.
It is a good 61 meters (200+ feet!). Akiyuki’s creation has outdone Chairudo’s 21’ LEGO MOC roller coaster. While Chairudo’s creation is based actual roller coaster design, Akiyuki’s isn’t.
![Akiyuki LEGO Roller Coaster Track](https://d2cdo4blch85n8.cloudfront.net/wp-content/uploads/2021/05/Akiyuki-LEGO-Roller-Coaster-Track-image-2.jpg)
That isn’t to say Akiyuki’s build isn’t impressive. IT IS. The 220+ feet long track includes bends, crazy vertical climbs and vertical drops, loops, and includes some put a smile-on-your-face surprises, including smashing through wall (LEGO brick wall, of course).
It is also impressive because, GoPro. Akiyuki has also built a small car that carries a GoPro for a super cool first person view of the in-apartment (LEGO) thrill ride. Mesmerizing.
![Akiyuki LEGO Roller Coaster Track](https://d2cdo4blch85n8.cloudfront.net/wp-content/uploads/2021/05/Akiyuki-LEGO-Roller-Coaster-Track-image-3-1024x683.jpg)
According to the creator, the speed of the roller coaster is 0.38 meter per second (or about 1.2 feet per second).
Here, have a seat in this awesome miniature thrill ride yourself in the video embedded below. Be warned, though, there are some pretty serious vertical drops and dizzying ups and downs.
![Akiyuki LEGO Roller Coaster Track](https://d2cdo4blch85n8.cloudfront.net/wp-content/uploads/2021/05/Akiyuki-LEGO-Roller-Coaster-Track-image-4-1024x683.jpg)
Images: Akiyuki/YouTube (Akiyuki Brick Channel).