FeelTheFORCE

^^ Maybe it has been figured out...just not on TPR.

^ Yeah, that's what I was thinking also. We'll see, though once we get all of them, because I don't think the quadrants are in order either.

I have a strange, and probably stupid, question, but oh well. Do the OTSRs go up and down, or are they stationary?

We went through this already. Someone posted all of the pictures 10 or 20 pages back, if you would like to see them.

I like this one. Taken with my phone on July 9th at GL.

The reason I made that statement was because I am a college student who barely has any money to begin with, I have to pay for gas, car insurance, tuition, etc. I'm not made of money. I just thought they would be a little cheaper, not $12 cheaper, but at least under $30.

For some reason, I find that to be absolutely hilarious!

^ Yeah, I agree. I hope Griffon and Alpengeist wont be that much. $32 for a little plastic toy (however detailed it may be) is a little steep.

I completely agree. Too bad it will never happen, though. They would probably have to completely rebuild the station, making the process a LOT more expensive that it's worth.

Back of the raven turn. That thing is just so massive!

^ The webcam surprise tonight isn't part of project 2008. We already established that.

Car textures question. I can't seem to get the shark off the invert ans the speed: no limits off the euro fighter. I put the texture I want into this box, but it isn't on the train. What else do i have to do?

Very fun! Tons of airtime! One thing, though, the first drop isn't completely straight, it's very slightly off and you turn a little.

Wow, that was, no doubt, the best first coaster I have ever seen. There was little wrong with it, it was very good! Here are some suggestions, though: -Your transitions were a bit rough, try to draw them out a bit. -Brake run wasn't aligned with the station, just highlight both and hit "I". Great job!

It's been 5 days, should I just go?

Yep, that's what it is, Halloweekends parade.

SFMM needs one, and building permits shouldn't be a problem for them because they already have a 400ft structure.

^ It looks like the same ride, just from a different angle.

^ Yeah, but if people like myself who have never seen a CD set in person got one, I would want to see a tutorial first, then build one on my own, so I can get the feel of things first.

For everyone who is saying that they can't see a relation to the 'perfect 10' saying, it's simple. In my opinion, it has nothing to do with inversions, lift hills (I know that was a joke), or whatever. It means that it will be their 11th coaster, simple as that. You people are reading into the 'perfect 10' a bit too much. ^^I think you can rule out 400 ft. There just simply isn't enough space. The 2nd airtime hill would have to be well over 250 feet, and the cobra roll would have to be pretty tall as well. You never know, though.

I don't think they are modifying anything. I wouldn't rule out another Intamin rocket just yet, though. With all the success they've had with Storm Runner, mechanically-wise and also popularity-wise, they may want to build another, I wouldn't be surprised. I'm still not ruling out a B&M either. This could be the first launched B&M (Hulk doesn't count as being traditionally launched, in my opinion).

I loved Goliath at SFMM. It's much better than most coasters over 200 feet out there that I have ridden.

You wouldn't be forced to look at the tutorials.

Even if they are just a gimmick, they are the best gimmick, in my opinion. I like them way more than just regular sit down loopers. Floorless gives you that more open and free feel, especially in the front.