New 4D in Japan under construction

http://freizeitparkweb.de/cgi-bin/dcf/dcboard.cgi?az=show_thread&om=6172&forum=DCForumID4

The ride looks pretty cool. apparently it stretches a very long way from where double loop used to be over to panic clock (seen in the picture). (which is apparently a long way). Hopefully this will generate some more interest in the 4D design if S&S can pull it off

I wouldn't mind getting back to Fuji-Q...

Does anyone else see the irony here? That park is the SFMM of Japan :)

Four rails.

OK...I only saw two pics in the link provided. Are there other pics available? How can anyone tell from those two pics how awesome it'll be or what the layout is?

I still have to get to Cali again to try X.

X Factor

To me, Im just excited that this is going up, and yes, the colors, the rails, the supports and the track "look" awesome. I hope it has success.

it would be cool to see a 4d that stays in position for the first drop and for the loop, but then surprises the hell out of everybody everything after that...

or like do like a backwards loop through the forward loop or something crazy like that... :)

// alan "not a g-force scientist" j *** Edited 1/18/2006 6:44:00 AM UTC by SFDL_Dude***

http://www.rcdb.com/ig750.htm?picture=4

...it seems the support structure is changed a little bit, but very similar. I wonder if they added those extra tubes as a response to Xs static problems)
The new installation seems to be a little bit smaller (about 7 against 8, if the distance between the track ties is the same).

Since when do the Japanese clone American-made products? ;) *** Edited 1/19/2006 5:27:26 PM UTC by Acoustic Viscosity***