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Yes. And yes. Although I believe they referred to the hangar as a bunker.

Absolutely.

This angle is better. It's already done it's flip, so clearance is not an issue.

^ It was confirmed yesterday that Extreme Pass holders get to ride first on May 12th.

That looks like a foot print for the fly swatter. Love the Aero wing, it captures the look and feel of the real ones, with a much longer circuit.

^ Extreme Pass holders get first rides on May 12th (let's just say TPR should have another report up before then ). So, yes they are planning on having it open before Memorial Day.

Guys, it's an inline twist up a spike, when the speed is fastly diminishing. Which means stress loads are much lower. The butt talking needs to stop now.

Yes. Track is complete.

So today, Cameron and I got very lucky. We got to check out the hotness that is X-Flight at SFGAm! Track is 100% complete as of this last week, and the trains start making their appearance this week. A ton of work is going on throughout the ride right now, including the water feature, the queue, and and exits. Obviously as someone that's been visiting the park since 1977.....yes, 1977! I am always a little nostalgic for when big changes are announced at the park. X-Flight made me feel the same. I could not have been wrong. This beast sits strikingly in dark red and black, along the midway, shoehorned in between Demon and the entrance to Dare Devil Dive. It's really has some incredible interaction with the midway, and some great photo ops along the entire course. The train tracks are temporarily removed for the construction, but will be put back into it's original place soon, and the train will roll underneath a part of X-Flight. Since it's still a very big construction site, we were kept along the midway for most of this, with the exception of being able to walk down the train tracks back by Demon. So most every photo you see is what X-Flight will look like while roaming the park. This should give you a good idea of what this will be like once the park is open. So enough of my rambling, let's check out a hot Aussie in a hard hat. Cameron, prepared for any eventualities, had boots. I was hoping they were of the go-go kind... We walked around through the back half of the park, and this is the view next to the former "Luigi's Pizza." *Cameron not included in most photo ops. From here, it's a big twisty, sexy, mess. The inline twist is really long. And hard. Because it's made of steel. View from the midway towards Granny's old garage, and the Eagle. There's the first drop. Another shot back toward the Eagle, and the beginning of the twist. Imagine all sorts of X-Flight Entrance hotness right here. The water feature prep has started, and it'll be very easily seen from the midway, much like most of the ride. Again, from the midway. X-Flight will be really awesome to behold while walking in this area of the park. Twistyness + mud = hot. Nevermind this picture. Did you not see the ho in the last picture? X-Flight and a ho. I heard it costs a $1 to get a ho. Make a sharp right here, you head up the Southwest Territory walkway, keep going left and the food court is there. This is going to grab your attention! Artsy Fartsy. Dive into the roll. The Demon and X-Flight play very nicely together. Here's the second corkscrew, glancing over at the small helix of death. One of the originals, with the newest addition. Helix of death! And up out of the helix into the transfer track portion. Inline twistiness. This thing is seriously long. Some station porn. The dive from the railroad crossing. Station porn close up. Cherry picker truck guy, is upset about my ho comments. This dive is like totally different than the others. The lift is pretty steep. If you can find it among all the other hot mess of track. This is how we bring you hot Twitter updates. TPR outsourced to Hot Aussies. A little more Demon/X-Flight goodness. Footer fetish photo taken care of. If you're into that kind of thing. This is the view from Buccaneer Bay. Slight panorama of the first half. View from the food court. TPR, Cam and I would like to thank Brandon and the SFGAm Public Relations Dept. for the tour. Can't wait to see this awesome addition to the park! That's the end of the line!

History is against you. There's always a "in the know" person that suddenly pops up claiming NDA, insider info, blah, blah, blah, and nothing ever comes of it. I've dealt with enough people at SFGAm through Media Days, to know you're presenting a pretty unlikely picture. And presenting $1 a launch, made you lose all credibility in my book. That's just absurd, even for a shoot from the hip number. I don't think I can run a lightbulb for that anymore. He gave the best number he could at the time. Do you have anything better? An actual educated guess would help.

^ 1) I'd bet good money they know how much it's costs per launch. 2) If you paid electric bills around here, you'd know there's no way it's $1/per launch.

What???? There's some major butt talking going on in here.

I just downloaded about ten NL tracks. They all downloaded with the nltracks file extension.

I'll look tonight. We had an industry even last night.....I'm hungover.

I use FF exclusively. I'll check it out when I get home.....

The Atlas Model Railroad Company has announced that it's working with Lowell Smith on some special releases for N scale Disney fans. First up is Walt's Carolwood Pacific loco: Microtrains is has also worked with Lowell on a few pieces of rolling stock: And finally, the CK Holiday! Pretty cool! Check out Lowell's site: http://www.lowellsmith.net/

^ I have to disagree. I think it takes a way from the views of the Eagle. This thing is shoe horned in there, without much thought IMO.

Judging by the computer animated POV (which is obviously accurate down to the nano second), it should be about 1 minute and 10 seconds.

Sweet. Just wished they showed the trolley.

^ Considering how many people in here are taking themselves way to seriously, and as design experts. It's hard to tell.

Guys, these types of questions can be answered by doing Google or Yahoo searches. Not in the Game Forum.

I have a ton of the Vodhin stuff at home on my external drive. If you figure out what you need. Let me know. I can email you a zip.

You can also use the in game rocks, and sink them underground.

Again, it's an artist's rendering.

Yay. More self proclaimed experts!