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I haven`t find any thread about it so i opened a new one. Duinrell seems to open a new coaster. It was build in the year 2007 by gerstlauer , but they had some problems with the village people because of the noise. But now it seems that they will build it:

 

source: http://www.rides.nl/

 

in a report they show the EF-320+ Modell in connection to the new coaster.

Here is the picture:

picture source: http://www.gerstlauer-rides.de

the (source-)report: http://www.rides.nl/nieuws/bericht/duinrell-mag-nieuwe-achtbaan-bouwen/1842#unread

here are the photos from cars in the year 2007:

source:http://themepark.nl/ubb/ubbthreads.php/topics/124261/34.html

 

 

Looks like Gerstlauer invented a Hit coaster with the EF.... They were build in so much parks in europe this year. it could replace the wild mouse for a low cost fun/thrill coaster. And since Mystery Mine nearly everyone was combined with good theming or a darkride part

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I could be spouting lies but I think that is Rage before they painted it. I just have a feeling in my stomach, or indigestion.

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yeah you are right, its the same layout... the complete coaster was finalized in 2007!!! there was an onride video from the tests on youtube from 2007, which is now unfortunately deleted. they also had delivered the cars to the park when the people from the next town stopped the building of this coaster. 2009 it seems that they will be allowed to build it

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I could be spouting lies but I think that is Rage before they painted it. I just have a feeling in my stomach, or indigestion.

Nope that is not rage, since that one pictured have bi-rail on the section after the Immelmann turn.

 

Some ECC members were down in Germany riding this coaster in 2007, so there is several images of it, in First Drop.

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but they had some problems with the village people because of the noise.

 

I was wondering what happened to the Village People, I thought they might still kicking around places like Branson, Missouri.

 

Seriously, I have been very curious about this just because of the bizarre (and probably a little gay) name of the coaster, the great mystery is what is "Rick's Delight" - maybe some tag team action from the village people.

 

Another Eurofighter is always a good thing, I wish they would put one or more up downunder. This one looks great.

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Cool, I was wondering when this one would get built!

 

Might take a trip over to the Netherlands next year and pick all the rides that have been built since I last went.

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Yes that looks really really nice

 

Wow that loops looks like a perect circle, most loops are shaped more like a tear drop because of the g's . I guess the g's won't be a problem with this one since the train is so short?

 

I don't see why they went though the trouble of making the supports that nice if they were going to build it on steel beams like a carnival coaster

that looks tacky imo

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I'm going to assume the "Built on steel" bit is due to the theming they have planned, at least from the artwork they did

 

Most likely, it'll end up hidden

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I'm going to assume the "Built on steel" bit is due to the theming they have planned, at least from the artwork they did

 

Most likely, it'll end up hidden

 

Actually, I think its built like that so it can be transported easily but you could be right as well.

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Rage at Adventure Island is also built on unpainted steel beams. http://www.rcdb.com/ig3573.htm?picture=7

 

As is Typhoon at Bobbejaanland.

http://www.rcdb.com/ig2229.htm?picture=37

 

I suspect the reason is to keep costs down. Putting in properly located and constructed footers must add more to installation costs compared to a flat concrete surface. There would be no additional design costs as the park is buying an entirely off the shelf ride, with no need to alter supports to factor in terrain changes.

 

Plus should the park decide to sell or relocate the ride it makes it far easier to do so.

 

Or this could just be the way Gerstlauer likes to build compact Eurofighters.

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