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I just keep wondering why they did not set up a camera at the batwing area if the trains have stalled there previously?

Here are 3 clips from "Junker" test rides. All from different angles. Enjoy! [youtu_be] [/youtu_be][youtu_be] [/youtu_be][youtu_be] [/youtu_be]

I heard from reliable sources that Junker has been launched at least once with great success!

Seems like Junker is not the only thing that’s new for 2015 at Powerpark. Powerpark is launching an in house developed IP named Trulon with a mobile game, a novel and a live show! For more info check the press release. The game, developed by a Finnish company named Kyy Games is out now for iOS and has been getting pretty good reviews on game forums and European game media. For French speakers check out http://iphoneaddict.fr/post/news-150470-trulon-superbe-j-rpg-sauce-occidentale the most interesting thing in this review could be translated “Quite simply, this is probably one of the best iOS games released since the beginning of the year” Hype or not, it sure looks good! I got it!

FREE DONKEY!!! ZOMG http://boston.craigslist.org/sob/zip/4970753871.html

Magnetic breaks. Solved. NEXT!

Yeah. I wish we could add some more tilts or a spiral to the ride but that would most likely take the "Mouse" out of it and don't know if it is even technically possible. But instead of bashing fabbri and reverchon and saying how great MS & G rides are. I'd like to hear some constructive criticism on WHAT sucks in the Spinning Madnesses out there and suggestions to improve them. I know there are a lot of technically inclined TPR members out there who can tell after riding a coaster what was wrong with it. "Aww the seat was too hard" "Aww, the donkey ate my hat"

I know but Maurer-Söhne & Gerstlauer rides are quite expensive compared to the Fabbri one.

Thanks for a quick reply Robb! Just thinking about the roughness. Could it be smoothed out with say, changing some mechanics in the trains or something? Like where does the roughness stem from. You know, in the past we've successfully managed to get someting a bit smoother as well

Now for the more serious part. I would like to hear your ride comments on the Fabbri model of Spinning wild mouse ride. Good? bad? was it rough or fun? And most importantly. If you could improve something and anything what would it be (list several things if you want)? How do they ride compared to other companies spinners? Just to refresh your memory, here are the Fabbri Spining Madnesses installed worldwide http://www.rcdb.com/r.htm?nm=na&co=6953&lo=95&ot=2 Thanks again, V

As a part of the family that owns the park, It was great to have all of you with us. I just hope the sun didn't spoil your sleep! I'm glad that you found the parks services to your liking. Nothing could make us happier. I was really impressed on the record we made on the "Fat Train™". There will be others who will try to break the record, BUT that won't be so easy. There has been only one time Thunderbird has gone faster than this, and it was before Chris at GCII put grease in the bearings during testing. Oh and thanks to my dear friend Petri who kindly let us come in for a few beers at his Sauna cottage, next time you arrive we might even go and have a Sauna.