If you can't stand the heights, get out of the line.
I'm surprised, those appear to be actual shipping containers in some cases, not just facades. I really can't wait. Looks like fun!
Jeff - Editor - CoasterBuzz.com - My Blog
Separate load and unload stations, I presume? Or did the doors get cut in favor of Flight of Fear-style loading, as suggested by the Gerstlauer-style grab handles?
Vertical reaction fins for the motors? That actually makes sense...
--Dave Althoff, Jr.
Joe "that's some hardcore themeing for a non-central FL park" C.
Dexter,
By looking at the PKI photos and comparing them to the PCWo photos, you may be able to get a good sense of the actual layout as I think both sets of pictures have most of the layout pictured, with the exception of a couple of areas that are being hidden on purpose.
-Sean(who shouldn't be guessing anything at this hour) *** Edited 3/16/2005 9:37:02 AM UTC by Sean Flaharty***
I'm surprised, those appear to be actual shipping containers in some cases, not just facades.
I'm not so sure on that. According to PCWs progress thus far, it LOOKS like it's just a facade because from this photo, it appears that they're still assembling one.
http://www.screamscape.com/html/pcw_-_italian_job_1.htm
dexter said:
I have been waiting forever to see a layout for the ride. I guess I might have to wait 'till opening day when someone can take a pic from the tower
By looking at the prints, about 30% of the ride will be underground. Even with photos, people will not be able to see the complete layout.
There is a recreation of IJST using RCT3 somewhere. All I know so far is that the coaster is not very tall but many turns and drops.
It looks like it is going to be really unique! You guys have all the fun!
Is the track going to remain black, or are they going to paint it? In the promo video, the track was yellow, but for both PCW & PKI, the track is black.
Usually in most circumstances, it comes pre-painted, but there are just a few coasters that are painted afterwards... is this one of them?
I develop Superior Solitaire when not riding coasters.
PPD&E made the decision to not paint the track a highly visible color as to not distract riders from the theming elements along the course. They also saw it as more of a "match" to the paved areas beneath it.
Bottom line, they wanted the track to "blend in" rahter than "stand out."
Shaggy
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