His owner rollercoaster

[germancoasterfan]

Last saturday I read an incredible article in our newspaper.

There was a guy, who has build his own rollercoaster in the

garden of his parents. The coaster he worked on was planned

to be 100 meters long and 10 meters high. But the civil service said

it's forbidden to build private rollercoasters because of

security reasons. So he had to tear it down.

That's typical german:

When it's not definitely allowed, it's forbidden...

 

Ciao

 

Markus

 

 

Remark: It's a woody

[FlyingScooter]

here's the link for that.

 

http://www.n-tv.de/568074.html

 

Granted, you wouldn't want me to translate it.

Zone Codes suck when it comes to your own property.

[Chrissie]

Wow, Thats pretty cool! Its a shame he had to tear it down

[Mystery]

Europapark bought the coaster, he can finish it there. Cool action

[Hattuchili]

^That is not true.

The Europa Park has not bought the coaster and he will not finish the coaster there!

The Europa Park want to show the coaster as a modell at the Park! Because at home he have to destroy the coaster (civil service said it), and that this not happen, they will bring the coaster to the EP. That is not all, Robert Mack (Europa Park) had one more present for him, a practical trainning. To show him how to built real coasters. Maybe he will built a real one in a few years.

 

--Sören

[Real]

He will get sucked up by Vekoma, watch.

[Jose Eber]

This is being discussed on a similar thread.

[DKSoCal]

W/E, I'm impressed. I would have never thought to make that track design. Glad Europa Park took it in to the 'coaster shelter'...

[RctInfinity]

W/E, I'm impressed. I would have never thought to make that track design. Glad Europa Park took it in to the 'coaster shelter'...

 

I DEFINITELY agree. It's a woodie that wants to be a Giga-Coaster!