What is Steel Freeform
Isn't it like Millennium Force? Not quite a twister and not quite an out-and-back.
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"Put out an APB for a male suspect, driving a... car of some sort; heading in the direction of, uh, you know, that place that sells chili. Suspect is hatless. Repeat, hatless."- P.C. Wiggum
Well I don't know, but if MF is "steel freeform" them I love "steel freeform."
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-Matt LeBlanc
I believe PT300 hit it right on the head. A coaster that cannot be classified as one of the two main classic designs, an out and back, or a twister (I don't know if a terrain coaster is a classic design also), is simply known as and classified as a freeform. A steel freeform is just a, well, steel freeform coaster. I'm sure that there can be a wooden freeform too.
Steel Freeform...kinda sounds futuristic to me...:)
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I saw it mentioned at www.coasterforce.com It's in the new site section on the Coasterbuzz homepage.
They say free form is basicly all B&M's Mantis, Chang, Kumba, Wildfire etc.. Then they also stated Apollos Chariot is a Freeform as well. I personally think it's just another name for a steel twister.
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They say free form is basicly all B&M's Mantis, Chang, Kumba, Wildfire etc.. Then they also stated Apollos Chariot is a Freeform as well. I personally think it's just another name for a steel twister.
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2000 stats: 135 coasters in 26 parks
Not Too Shabby For A Summer
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