Magnum- first hypercoaster diff view
Every time someone talks about Magnum, they say it was the first coaster to top 200ft, but there was one way before it. Moonsault Scamble is 207 ft and was built in 1983. Why did Magnum get so much attention and this coaster didn't?
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You are the Weakest Link, Goodbye. *** This post was edited by Jephry on 7/12/2001. ***
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You are the Weakest Link, Goodbye. *** This post was edited by Jephry on 7/12/2001. ***
Moonsault Scramble (Meisho, 1983 -- Nagashima Spaland) was ignored because it was a shuttle. Why do the records that Montezuma's Rvenge and Superman:TE get ignored? They are shuttles.
Also, the hill was 207' -- not the train height. The first car was the only one that made it over 200'. Magnum was the first to push the entire train over 200'
Also, the hill was 207' -- not the train height. The first car was the only one that made it over 200'. Magnum was the first to push the entire train over 200'
There was just a post on this a few minutes ago. The one about Magnum being the first hypercoaster (it's now closed).
If you count shuttle coasters as a rollercoaster, Moonsault Scramble is the tallest coaster to reach over 200 feet. (Don't let this get into a debate!).
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If you count shuttle coasters as a rollercoaster, Moonsault Scramble is the tallest coaster to reach over 200 feet. (Don't let this get into a debate!).
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sfne guy: Thank you for giving absolutly nothing to this topic. My question and the question before was different but I guess you didn't see that did you?
Thanks Wolf, I didn't know it was a shuttle. Thanx for the answer, that helps a lot
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You are the Weakest Link, Goodbye.
Thanks Wolf, I didn't know it was a shuttle. Thanx for the answer, that helps a lot
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You are the Weakest Link, Goodbye.
Yeah, and can we get away from this?
There's been much debate about this in the past. I really don't think there's anything left to say, so use the search button and enjoy.
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Matt Lynch
Co-Webmaster, Kennywood Boulevard
http://kennywood.coasterbuzz.com
There's been much debate about this in the past. I really don't think there's anything left to say, so use the search button and enjoy.
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Matt Lynch
Co-Webmaster, Kennywood Boulevard
http://kennywood.coasterbuzz.com
Closed topic.
