Seems that the original bridge section featured a dip over the road but it looks as though the new coaster's bridge section will be some kind of camelback/extended speed hill.
How different is the new layout from that excellent rendering?
Here are the two version on top of one another to compare. The most drastic changes are on the return run.
AV Matt
Long live the Big Bad Wolf
Rob Ascough said:
Looks great. That turnaround reminds me of Hades.
I was thinking the same thing till I noticed it goes the opposite way. This one goes up the turn and then down the steep drop.
But will the airtime hill after the turnaround be as sick as the one on Hades? ;)
AV Matt
Long live the Big Bad Wolf
Acoustic Viscosity said:
I think I prefer the original double-up and double-down for the bridge section, but the new layout looks like a more air-filled ride so it's fine by me. :)
Don't worry, Chad and Cory will run the *WE COULD DO THIS and that* By the owner as the construction progresses. Just like they did on Hades and Voyage.
The rendering is only a outline. A wooden coaster is a work in progress, Just ask HW.
AV Matt
Long live the Big Bad Wolf
The new return trip looks ridiculous. I bet its gonna be crazy fast.
Also, there are quite a few finished footers up, I would say at least 15 in sight of from the train turn around.
I also liked how the sign pointed out the fact that the Lakeside Pavillion (right behind where the sign is located) was the original station for the Ravine Flyer, which really made me look at it closer after seeing the pictures posted earlier of the old station.
I can't wait to see more progress on this :). It is finally coming to light.
Shaun Rajewski
Founder, Lead Developer
Epic Web Studios, LLC
Close-up of layout on sign: http://rayp.smugmug.com/photos/154486948-L.jpg
Entire sign: http://rayp.smugmug.com/photos/154486845-L.jpg
Ray P.
* Edit: had some trouble linking pics... :( *** Edited 5/26/2007 2:23:28 PM UTC by ProgRay***
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