DavidW

As well as the other 8 supports that were installed yesterday.

nvm, i was wrong :/

According to Mike, its going to be topped off tomorrow: Looks like they getting everything staged and ready for tomorrow now. If everything is planned out today, I could think we could see it topped off before noon.

^ Leviathan, the other B&M giga.

Here is the time lapse videos for last week:

Credit to Wormy for those pics

They are starting with the brake run and then building chronologically through the ride.

I think "any def" would be better than the "no def" they have now...

I've posted a couple of updates since on my FB page http://www.facebook.com/528819877202301

reboot 3 times?

the leaked blueprints didn't have the station. I think we could be seeing a separate loading/unloading station.

looks like station/transfer/break run supports

non crappy version here:

He's not an employee

Intamin, reliable?

Correct, the overall shape of the footer is useless, but everything else about the footer speaks to the manufacturer. These footers are without a doubt B&M

I think its mainly due to the covers over the wheels on the flyers/inverts.

Who else thinks that Clermont just needs to set up a web site with pictures of stuff currently in the yard and a webcam? This would keep us happy and keep people from trespassing.

teal track is getting loaded on flatbeds

teal track still looks like a invert/flyer to me. If it is going to Carowinds, the blueprints that were "leaked" aren't correct... unless they're getting 2 coasters?

Here is the audio for the phone number tease

dueling flyer?

I blame Intamin's issues for the lack of installations.

Based on the footers, I have no doubt that it is going to ba a B&M.

Not sure exactly where you're seeing the round footers, but it doesn't make a difference anyway. The overall shape of the footer has absolutely nothing to do with the coaster manufacturer. Sure typically B&M users square, but depending on the soil composition and other variables they may have to be round. What will be really telling is what the top of the footer looks like.