Need backyard ideas? A Southwest Airlines and US Navy pilot built an amusement park roller coaster at his Brighton, CO home.
A family in Colorado is turning a playset into an amusement park,"It's a redneck roller coaster," said Scott Brazelton, the father. "That's the way I describe it."
Scott has been flying planes in the Navy for 17 years, and is currently a pilot for Southwest. That explains the colors, which is what West actually chose instead of a rocket design. He likes his dad. And to get the engineering right, Scott asked a friend and former aerospace engineer for Boeing, who had also built one, for help. There's obviously a lot of math involved.
It's only calculated for toddlers, and specifically, for his two sons, whom he wanted to make up for lost time with, by assembling this coaster. That can happen when you're sent all over the world.
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