michielh3

I would hope it's a coaster for Europe , but given that B&M has their own factory in Europe , that doesn't seems likely. On another note , I heard that B&M transports tracks on a flatbed for tracks IN America , how about this coaster going to Canada ? It would explain why it's made in the US and not in Europe , and it would also explain why it's packed in trailers and not on flatbeds .... But I still hope it's A B&M Hypercoaster for Toverland or Phantasialand - Random youtube-ness ...

Very nice pictures , i really like the different emotions off the people who going down the first hill of Diamond

It's starting to look closer and closer to being finished ! I can't wait to ride this coaster arround the end of July

I think the trains look very cool , I agree that they don't fit a wooden coaster , but they probably fit the theme quite good

R.I.O. - When the sun comes down Nice song

Just plain black trousers and a blue-ish polo

The key to a 40 ton megadumptruck ? The key to a tunnelboaring machine ? A metal key dildo ?

That coaster looks very nice Loefet ! Here one of my latest buildings screen , on VooDoo Link to the picture : http://img22.imageshack.us/img22/6126/shot0579.jpg

These are some great TR's here Seem liked you had a few very good days!

Is .. not .. possible

^ Was rigth about the gear changing sound! < Has just changed gear into "Phantom Mode" there must be atleast one Widepout lover here V Is Standing still ..

Awesome TR , wish I could go to Disney there And what's up with the popcorn there ? I mean , who the heck makes up these combo's .. Strawberry, Coconut , Black/White Pepper .. Strawberry and popcorn ..

Very nice song used there , it fits the theme perfectly! And ofcourse a great coaster that was being filmed. But just a thingy , I never heard of "Kenucky" ( on the frontpage ) .. where is that located ?

LIMbS ? Oh no, imagine all the people that have no arms and legs now .. Very nice TR , I loved the photo's , those of Diamondback are very nice

Magic would be your best bet Or going to have it steam-cleaned migth work ( hot steamy-ness )

I've been to many musicals ( as my mother works in the local theater ) But the best once so far are these : Starligth Express (in germany), Phantom of the opera ( in England) and De drie musketeers ( dutch - The three musketeers ) I'm going to NY this summer , perhaps i'll also see one there

This is amazing , free stuff And it made me sratch my head , "Why have i never bougth a TPR DVD"!

is it a reverse spring ? Like something that doesn't dampen when compressed , but when extended ?

Greenday - boulevard of broken dreams

Kinda Ka

Those are some amazingly old steampowered rides ! very neat

^ has forgotten something < lives close to Ze Germans \/ loves to ride kiddie coasters

Hmm .. I'm not sure but I think it's a sort of spring ?

I'm also a recent HD-video user with my Sony HDSR11E, and though I haven't shot anything yet there are a few questions I can anwser for you : 4.What do you use to edit/capture with? - I use Sony Vegas for the editing , it does great with HD videos! - I use it to edit HD videos, from coasters out of NL and RCT3, and I see no reason why it could not work with home-shot videos. ( though I have no experience with camera recorded HD videos, yet ) 5. Once I have edited something in HD, what do I need to do to play it back on my HD TV? - That would really depend on what kind of TV you have , and what kind of devices are standing next to it. - The most perfect solution would be a connection between your TV and PC with and HDMI cable. DVD's ( in a dvd-player connected with HDMI ) should also work perfectly - And depending on your camera you migth already have a slot to directly plug it in you tv ( like the Sony cam I own already has a miniHDMI output ) so that if you have a camera with a harddisk , you can play it from there. I don't know if these awnsers will be any help at all , and I'll be watching this thread as I would also like to know what format is best to use when recording. Michiel 'It's my first camera , in HD' h3

Before going on a coaster i always think, be silence , don't scream. But once riding , it's all "WAHOO!" and "YIHAA" for me And ofcourse the occasional OUCH! ( when not in a good Vekoma Brace Position .. )