Hey all...I know that B&M both used to work for Intamin, before splitting off into their own company. However, I'm curious about Intamin's use of the square spined B&M track for stand-up coasters. From what I could tell in RCDB, Intamin has four coasters with B&M style square spined track, mostly standups. (Flashback at SFMM, Shockwave at Drayton Manor, Cobra at LaRonde, and Batman the Escape) I did notice that it actually seems somewhat closer to Giovanola track than B&M (ties meet in a V), but anyway:
Does Intamin still have the rights to build with this track, or did Walter and Claude take it with them? I noticed that the standup trains are not the same as B&Ms, but for all intents and purposes, it's the same track. Just curious. Any more Intamin creations made without the current box/no spine track (besides the Schwarzkopf stuff and the bobsleds, of course)?
Jman