thanks
Daniel Northover
djnorthover@earthlink.net
If it ain't an Arrow Wood it ain't anygood!
Try looking at www.rcdb.com, they probably have a pic of one.
BTW, Arrow doesn't make wood coasters.
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"So Quoth the Lemon Chill Guy" (TM) (C)
According to Rideman, there are the last two operating PTC trains that were trailered wrong:
http://www.rcdb.com/installationgallery235.htm?Picture=3
http://www.rcdb.com/installationgallery223.htm?Picture=2
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RCmuzikGuY said:
BTW, Arrow doesn't make wood coasters.
But they do make Mine Coasters, which uses wood as the frame. (i.e. Adventure Express - PKI).
*** This post was edited by coasterdudeOH on 1/5/2003. ***
That said, I think I have some detail shots around here of Raging Wolf Bobs, Thunder Run, and possibly Predator.
Oh, and if you visit my web site and look in the "Adventures" section, there is a movie clip there called Ride the Roller Coaster. At 1:14, right after the shot of the old Blue Streak platform, there is a shot of Thunder Run's old red trailered train shuffling through the 180-degree turn at the bottom of the first drop. At 3:49, third shot from the end of the clip, is a similar shot of Thunder Run with its current articulated train. It's a little hard to see through all the compression (I need to re-do that clip with cropping and 3ivx encoding...) but you can see a difference between the way the red train runs and the way the yellow train runs.
--Dave Althoff, Jr.
Perhaps by "Arrow Wood" he means a ride built by S&S-CCI-Arrow. Though I personally would be more interested in Gravity Group wood.
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