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I can't say I've been on the larger version, but I have been on Dorney's Screamin' Swing and it was outstanding. This will be a great addition to the park. I'm glad to see CP drop some giant flat rides before moving on to the next big coaster project. Sean "make it a dive machine" Costa

I love that Zero G roll, thanks for the pics. Anyone else actually like the white stripe on the track?

I can't believe the bug is still in pieces... Oh well, I'm sure they'll get it going sooner or later. I really love the train ride there, I'll most likely go there after xmas.

For the love of god don't miss SFNE! Especially if you've never been on Superman before, and don't forget... we've got SWAT now!

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It should be interesting comparing these two under 200' speed coasters to ones like Nitro and Apollo. Some of those turns will make for a really intense ride experience. I'm there. Sean "Who'll enjoy the Delta Atlanta layover for once" Costa

I don't know why (not so much anymore) I usually tend to sit on the right side of a coaster train, if given the option... Usually to avoid the staircase on the left on Intamin mega coasters. I like to look straight down.

Go the same thing... Anyways I enjoyed your first video, Everest and El Toro are my most anticipated coasters for 06.

I'm glad they went with Riddler later on down the road. I finally get to try out their B&M lineup in the Spring.

I know that it is now known as Batman The Escape at the recently closed Six Flags Astro World.

That's a surprise, please keep us posted on any new info.

This info says it will not click clack on the lift hill... is it a cable lift or a chain? Or does that just suggest the ride has magnetic anti-rollbacks?

It seems like an enthusiast is always able to discover a layout, or track pieces show up in parking lots... before teaser emails or an announcement even hits the public. I'm pretty sure the ones in charge of marketing new rides are just targeting the public with the shocking new ride. Then of course the coaster fans who dig for the info, will know about it well in advance. People are just getting better at spilling the beans IMO.

So that scaffolding area will be a waterfall? Hard to believe this thing's gonna look even better!

Blazen, while I respect your opinion... it would be a shame to see the S&S/Arrow 4D design no longer used because the prototype was such an innovation. More people will be able to enjoy this type of coaster, an din the process, the kinks work themselves out, and perhaps designs will get more edgy.

Cool! Thanks for the update.

Progress! I can't wait to try out both the new B&M Speedcoasters next year.

Amen Belize.

http://www.rcdb.com/ig615.htm?picture=1 That's a good one right there.

It takes about 4-5 minutes for me to load on my PC. I've got an ATI All-In-Wonder video card. As long as you've got a decent video processor you should be able to load it with no problems. Thank you for the compliments, BTW. I am almost finished with it, I only have one good sized section empty in which I'm going to put a yet-to-be determined coaster... how about some ideas?

Wow, I love the "Headless Horseman" coaster's station! I know how much of a pain in the ass it is to make those large buildings... Nearly broke my shift key building a pyramid for my park.

Well done!

Snapped some new shots of a couple of the other works in progress. Pyria Plunge doing its thing. Up in the mountains and behind the falls... Voodoo, a B&M flyer reaches the summit. The larger, second drop follows a Zero G roll. The ride's twisted finale.

Anything on top of the stratosphere. Both me and my wallet fear the entire tower.

I am open to constructive criticism... As for the Venom looking weird in the beginning, here's the story on that. The coaster dives underground out of the station and then up onto hilly terrain where it does a couple bunny hops before hitting the chain lift. The chain lift used to be on a 45 degree angle. When it got to the top, it dropped alongside the riverbank and then up into the curve before the inversions. It now has an extra camelback before the inversions. I built the ride without any extra scenery packs. When pumper's steelworx came out, I refit all my B&Ms with the stairs/catwalks but everything in that pack is based on 90 degree angles, so my 45 degree lift had to go... in favor for a 90. (not vertical, but squarewise obviously) Here's the park's dark ride - Dino Tours. The ride starts off outside but winds its way into the building where in typical theme park fashion... Something goes horribly wrong. Firestorm is the signature attraction of the Volcano Valley section of Pyria Falls. Into the batwing inversions... This ride is NOT finished and is in test mode. I've started work on a wooden coaster... Hope you enjoy the shots so far. Like I said, this will be available for download soon but you will need... RCT 3 Wild Soaked Pumper's Steelworks (