A brush that makes drawing steel roller coasters easy
This nifty brush can be used to draw steel roller coasters very easily. Simply draw the path of the loops and drops of your roller coaster
The brush uses two colors. The primary color defines the color of the central supports of the rails and the secondary color defines the color of the rails themselves.
For example, I have the primary color purple and the secondary color yellow. I swept the coaster brush up and down and used the line tool to add supports.
One idea to make it look more interesting is to make the secondary color gray so that it looks like the paint was being rubbed off in contact with the wheels of the cars.
I hope you have fun building roller coasters with this fun brush!:)
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