Have a great day,
Wood Fan
Edit: Link provided
http://www.greatcoasters.com/thunderhead.html
*** This post was edited by Antuan 8/13/2003 2:35:32 PM ***
Thunderhead :p
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--Maddie--
What do I Listen-To?
May the Schwarz be with you.
bill, wondering how 66.3 ft/sec and 44.16 ft/sec BOTH work out to 45.2 mph....must be the new math...;)
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Jeff - Webmaster/Admin - CoasterBuzz.com - Sillynonsense.com
DELETED! What time does the water show start?
Anyway the layout appears to be more Lightning Raceresque then any other GCI. meaning it is more spread out then the likes of Roar and Wildcat.
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If given the choice I'd choose a hamburger over a hotdog anyday of the week.
SilverStar said:
It's probably just the imaging, but it looks like 0 banking! ouch!
GCI said in a past interview their rendering software has a hard time rendering banks for some reason.
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SilverStar said:
It's probably just the imaging, but it looks like 0 banking! ouch!
Trust me these images ar eno way gonna give justice to the real thing when I gets done. That is what I expericed with the Ozark Wildcat. The program they used doesn't display the banking very well so there's gonna be lots of 90* twists and turns.
As for the flyover element I guess they got that idea from the Windstorm coaster at Celebration City. I love how when I'm getting on the Thunderbolt at CC, the other train flys over my head at 35 MPH. I want to go to Dollywood next spring so badly.
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Chris Knight
And I'll never, ever, ever, ever, ever make a song about the Sibbie.
There really making it a point that this ride is not a clone of Ozark Wildcat. Very nice indeed. 53 is pretty fast as far as woodies go. (Before they start to get painful)
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