Coaster through another coaster?

What woudl be hot is a giant stand up loop with an inverted barrel roll through the center!

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Oh my freekin' head!

tricktrack said:
"Theres a Vekoma Minetrain called Racing Roland, whose layout runs through the loop of Nessie.
As for Schwarzkopf, he used the idea of track running through a loop quite often.
Apart from REVOLUTION this feature can be found on his transportable double loops, and his smaller single loop coaster SILVER ARROW (BGT)."

Don't forget to add the sooperdooperlooper (Hershey) and Lazer (Dorney) to that list of Schwarzkopf's. I'm sure there's more but their the only two I've ridden.
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1000 posts and still going strong. Only if I can get my track record that high.

The Ga. Scorcher passes through its LOOP!!!! Thank you

For all you that wanted pics of Lightning Loops at SFNJ here is a interesting site for you. This is the unofficcial history page for the park, its still a work in progress. I give mad props to the creator of this site for giving us something to look back at.
http://www.angelfire.com/extreme2/sfgadv/

I believe the Schwarzkopf looper at BGT is called Scorpion, not silver arrow.
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V² Fiend said:
"I believe the Schwarzkopf looper at BGT is called Scorpion, not silver arrow.
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Yes, this design was originally built for travelling fairs. There used to be one on the german fair circuit called SILVER ARROW, thats why i thought of this name.

The corkscrew on Vortex at PKI goes between the loops - does that count?
Speaking of corkscrews, are there any separate coasters that have interlocking corkscrews?

Sooperdooperlooper intersects its own loop as well as Laser at Dorney. Lasr is a double loop modle, right?

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'Nuff Said

I am not quite sure, but if a park builds intertwined coasters, it will probably or most likely be in Japan.
Check out www.coaster-network.com/bm
there are over 100 pix of crazy japanese coasters.

SilverWinds said:
"Speaking of corkscrews, are there any separate coasters that have interlocking corkscrews?"

Yes, Dueling Dragons, unless you consider that element more of an inline twist than a corkscrew.
lata,
jeremy
--who prefers the term 'wingover'