Extreme Rides adds aerial pictures of Nemesis Inferno
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Extreme Rides has been updated with a huge batch of Inferno pics showing off the completed steelwork, including a batch of pictures taken from the top of the tower ride and Colossus.
With a train on site, the lift hill motor and chain in place, all that is left is the wiring of the control systems before the ride can test.
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also, the weather (correct me if im wrong Englanders) is quite grey and rainy often around there.....at least thats what i thought i heard. i used to live in Wales, and quite often wed wake up to cloudy, grainy looking skies...but hey, i still loved it there:)
Tim, who GREATLY regrets that he made it to NOT ONE park in the UK or Europe during the time he was there 3 years ago:(
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Holiday World; Knoebel's-today's cures for today's common theme park :-D
Legend...who would have thought that a tree could be turned into such madness :-D
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Holiday World; Knoebel's-today's cures for today's common theme park :-D
Legend...who would have thought that a tree could be turned into such madness :-D
Den said: "Anyone who thinks B&M has fallen into a rut should check out these photos."
Umm, excuse my ignorance, but what is exactly "rut-less" about this coaster? Sure, it has interlocking corks for the first time on an invert, but isnt that a signature so-to-speak of B&M loopers?. This looks a LOT like an inverted rendition of B:DK (subbing a low level turn for a dive loop).
That being said, I think that B&M can stay in their *rut* for a very long time. I *still* contend that they have never shat out a "bad" coaster. So a B&M "average" is JUST FINE with me :)
lata, jeremy
Jeremy -
To me, several things about this ride are oddly different than other inverts. Look at that figure-eight. Look at the weird drop out of the station and long ride to the lift hill, and the elongated banked drop. Check out how low to the ground the zero-g roll is. Granted, there's nothing revolutionary here, but at least we're getting some creative variations. Talon (unridden by me) also is a good example that B&M can do it if they try.
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A day is a drop of water in the ocean of eternity. A week is seven drops.
Of course this coaster is pure heaven for me, I live 1hr away from Thorpe Park so no dought my season pass will be getting a battering next year, ha ha :)
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