This is a shuttle loop, but there are two trains.
http://americacoasters.com/Photos/KBF/27.htm
*Note* I just found out that this was edited, (Should have figured) but its still cool to look at.
*** This post was edited by SteelForced on 6/22/2002. ***
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It was only a fantasy, the wall was too high, as you can see, no matter how he tried he could not break free, and the worms ate into his brain.- Pink Floyd "Hey You"
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"I live my life a quarter mile at a time. For those ten seconds or less, I'm free." Dominic from The Fast and the Furious
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Nothing... NOTHING... can prepare you for... the Fourth Dimension!
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hey...thats my story..and im stickin by it!!! :)
PKD 2003...drop rides will never be the same...Intamin rocks!! :)
Reminds me of "House on Haunted Hill" where they have a handful of clips of 2 trains running through Incredible Hulk's cobra roll within seconds of each other. And the footage is virtually seemless - if I didn't know better, I would have thought it was normal operating procedure.
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AkA somewhatchewy
-Who loves Indiana Beach because people there think 15 minutes is a long line...LoL
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HuKeD oNN fonickS dusinT wOrK"[;.
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-Sean Newman
83 coasters and soon to be more
Life is a roller coaster Ride It!
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CANADA ROCKS!
Why do people line up for bad movies, simply for the fact that the words 'STAR WARS' are in the title?????
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My two favorite coasters are named Superman.
That is pretty kool. I did something very similar for an NL screen shot not using photoshop.
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It's his turn to feast, when you ride the Son of Beast.
It's a Digital Panoramic photo taken in the same spot at two different times. When you stich the photo's together, the coaster shows up it the twice in the stiched picture. I've done it before and it's an easy mistake. This is just a funny picture so I can see why it was posted.
Does look more like a double exposure than a Photoshop edit. Most Automatic SLRs can do that no worries, and often even easier on the old manual SLRs (thats the way to go - nothing beats the old Olympus OM-1).
I'd imagine that shot was taken on some sort of digital camera, more than likely high consumer model, or low-prosumer, which has that function built in.
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So what if the best coaster in Australia is a second hand Arrow?
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