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I will only give answers on guesses on specific coasters, but there is more then one with this name.

^ Mmmmmm. Here is a picture I prepared earlier

^ Simple, Saw - The ride at Thorpe. Mmmm, I like cookies!! Please feel free to post an image.

^ Do a search of spinning coaster in Europe on RCDB and you will find it pretty quick.

Argh, it took me a while to find it. I was on my way to go to bed, but that rapidly changed when I saw this image and recognized it but I couldn't really tell where I have seen it before. And after some searching on RCDB I found it: http://www.rcdb.com/id3639.htm Anyone feel free to post a new image, since I'm going to bed now.

^ Not that I have seen, but that would probably take to long time to implement and also kill a lot of performance. Unless you just put some static models in the trains.

^ You mean.

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^ The last part of T-Express is so close to Balder that it fooled me, so that the turn that T-Express have instead of the brake-run on Balder took me by surprise every time I rode it, guess that I have ridden Balder a bit much A big factor for me to vote T-Express is the ejector moment down the first drop and that the last part is Balder.

Martin & Vleminckx Group that is building the ride is based in Canada. I have to say that this coaster looks better for each time we get some images.

Correct!! ...lol, you did. In responce to someone guessing Medusa.Well some Intamin's and Giovanola's clearly use that kind of track, as A&G noticed

^ Looks valid to me. I'm pretty sure that it's really close to what the forces are in reality. ^^ By the look of the graph I would say in the back half of the train, close to the middle.

^ Nope, and who said it was a B&M

^ You don't have to get exposed to high g-forces to feel the effects. A prolonged exposure to 3 g's is a very effective way to get people to black out. Most stated forces are usually dreamed up by enthusiasts, for instance S:UF only pulls 4 g's in it's pretzel and not 5+ g's as most people say.

^^ Nope. ^ Closer, but not right. You got the "track-type" though...

^ The coaster will be completely new. It looks like they are rejuvenating their rides, much of the old stuff have been removed now. There is another S.D.C Galactica (Tornado) at Fuji-Q that I'm aware of. But as you say, there isn't as many of them as you would think.

It's official now!! Cirkus Expressen is going next year, and will be replaced with: Rabalder!! Manufacturer: Zierer (Tyskland). Length: 222 meter. Height: 9 meter. Ride-Time: 90 seconds. Passengers: 20 Persons. Capacity: 450 people/hour. Length limit: Above 1.1 meters alone, 0.9-1.1 meter with adult. Source (Swedish)

^ Are you sure that you aren't blocking images from Photobucket or something? Well I have now also uploaded it here on TPR, so that you should be able to see it.

The entrances to the corkscrews pulls more then 4g's lateral, this is the worst coaster I have ever been on. You can also go right up to it and touch the rails while it's running.

Nope, wrong kind of track. The picture is cropped and edited from an image on RCDB:

Ok, here goes:

^ Elf at Hirakata. Dead easy.

Another easy one, Troy at Towerland. Same thing as last time, anyone feel free to post a new image.

Easy it's: Boardwalk Bullet. Feel free to post another image.

Dodonpa have a higher acceleration rate with 2.7 g's. Could be a good ride, but will probably not be, I still hope that it will be better then the older S&S launchers, due to other trains and a different track type. The launch will be awesome though.