B&M invert wheel pics

Told my gf's daughter yesterday that BTR had wheels. She said they didn't think they did cause she hasn't seen them. I said I would bring home a pic that shows the wheels. Now, I can't find one cuz B&M does such a great job of covering them up. If anyone knows where a good pic showing the wheels on a B&M invert is, please let me know.

Thanks,

Dale

Mmmmm, unless the wheel covers are off for repair or someone took a pic of it in the station, you aren't going to find a picture that shows the wheels.

I suggest you try to use common sense with her. How does she think a roller coaster is going to roll without wheels? LOL

*** This post was edited by SFGRAMBoy20 on 12/19/2001. ***

SFGRAMBoy20 said:

I suggest you try to use common sense with her. How does she think a roller coaster is going to roll without wheels?
She's 5... common sense isn't good enough...
:-p
Dale

Ahh she's 5, let her believe that it runs on magic. I wish sometimes that I still was innocently ignorant about some things.
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Try this one:

http://www.coastergallery.com/2000/IOA08.html

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Thanks AppolloAndy, I ended up using a similar one of ice dragon off of rcdb.

Dale

Or try this:

http://www.alexsplace.com/Photos/Six-Flags-Great-America/Batman-The-Ride/Batman-The-Ride-Main.htm

when I was at Six Flags Great America in Aug 2000 a few of the wheel covers weren't on

Perfect Alex! Thank you so much.

Dale

Actually, just take the wheels from any B&M and turn them upside down. You're pretty much there.

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In fact, here is an excellent picture taken by our own Jeff that shows the standard wheel configuration on a B&M:

http://www.coasterbuzz.com/features/sfo/gallery/sfo00h032.jpg

A free pretzel for the first person who can correctly identify the mystery guest crouching down on the other side on the train in this photo. He's a fellow CB/GTTP member.

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*** This post was edited by ACEerCG on 12/19/2001. ***

I dunno about the mystery guest. But my answer for what coaster the wheels are for is Batman Knight Flight. Do I get a pretzel? No? A small one? ;)

You?

that looks like jeff
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P>ONT color=#000000 face="Verdana, Arial, sans-serif" size=2>Jeff said:/P>
P>ONT color=#000000 face="Verdana, Arial, sans-serif" size=2>"Actually, just take the wheels from any B&M and turn them upside down. You're pretty much there. "/P>
P>ONT color=#000000 face="Verdana, Arial, sans-serif" size=2>Exept the new flying cars. Every B & M car has 12 wheels; four big wheels and eight small. The new flying cars has 8 big wheels and only 4 four small wheels. take a look:/P>
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