sirchubs33

Anyone think today's hint is pointing towards trick track? Or (imagination got the best of me) the ride may feature trains like SDMT that sway back and forth to mimic the journey to the New World? That picture from yesterday is just extremely suspicious. I have been splitting the planks into pieces and trying to rearrange but I can't quite find anything. I have even tried moving some of those pieces into the face of the dog and vice-versa. I'm not sure if anyone else sees this, but to me there is a very distinct "block" in the middle of the dogs face and at the very top plank of the hull. It looks edited. It's killing me.

^I've been trying as well. Something in those jowls, right? At first glace it looks like a pair of legs but that just does not make sense.

The Wings I have been on are decent rides, but I personally am hoping for something that could potentially be a Top 10 coaster. Obviously whatever HW decides to do is what they have found to be in their best interest but as an enthusiast I would want something with more "OMFG" potential. Like someone mentioned earlier, the picture of the Mastiff (to this point) has no meaning. The thing that makes me think there is something hidden in there is the name of the picture "MastiffSketchBelievable" and the sketchiness of the dogs jowls in the drawing. Something is weird. Also, is it safe to say that we, the enthusiasts, are referred to as the "children" in all of the hints?

My new thought of the day is that this is a B&M. I'm sure everyone instantly thought of that when one of the clues mentioned "being so loud". On top of that, I was looking through blueprints of past projects and the markings in the shredded paper document looks almost identical to those found on Gatekeeper. As for that "N" being on that document, I don't think that is something that we can ignore. With that being said, I hope it isn't a WingRider but like someone mentioned, that is the B&M specialty currently. The similarity of the blueprints was originally mentioned on CoasterBuzz. Here is the picture of GateKeepers: It is especially similar to the final helix. One more thing worth noting is how the supports are labeled... "C62L, C63L, C64L"... which indicates that the ride is coming from the top left part of the picture (I know, Captain Obvious). The thing that isn't obvious is how it relates to length since each ride requires a different amount of supports, but I think it can serve as a rough estimate of what HW's New Coaster minimum length is. Since there are about 110 (approximate) supports relating to GK's 4164', the 73 on HW's puts it at a 2763' minimum. Again, this is not an exact science by any means since each coaster is extremely different but I am just trying to do as much deciphering as possible. I am excited to see what Robb's shredded document looks like.

I see. Thank you for clarifying even though that makes this project even more mysterious haha. The sky is the limits. If you don't want to piece together that shredded paper send it over my way.

My whole thought about the terra-coaster is just my speculation. The fact that this project is $13.5m and thought to be a steel coaster leads me to believe that it really cannot be that tall or large just based on cost alone. Add that to the past two days mentioning "one hundred" and you get a low-to-the-ground, quick terra-coaster... in my brain at least haha (which sometimes is a bit too creative).

Anyone think we have a potential name in Oceanus? According to history, Oceanus was the only person born on the Mayflower during its voyage to America, but he died at the age of 3. I think the name fits decently well with all of the hints relating to the power of the ocean, right? "For one so tiny, he is quite loud"... this makes me think this project may be a terra-coaster or something low to the ground. Just my initial thoughts.

Todays tidbit seemed to hint at construction starting in the Fall. The video was in the wave pool again but this time featured 6 "dunks"... just an observation.