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How about this coaster train to say ride "Hydra".

 

If the layout of the track can have low/medium G-Forces, this design should be ok.

 

Let me know your comments, your prob think I'm nuts...

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^ Not really, since it looks like a fairly tame ride (it's weird or I guess just differant the way it's constructed with so many cables. But it's not like we ever see anything like this in the state because people are stupid and sue happy. I'm surprized we still have as many Alpine Sleds as we still do, but you don't see them being built anymore and they are being removed one by one.

 

Now this looks dangerous http://www.rcdb.com/id3148.htm

 

Sure you probably don't go that fast but one slip and it looks like it would be easy to hit you head on one of the supports.

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That's all fine and dandy til you have to do anything more than a 1.5 pullout on a valley and your chest caves in.

 

Do you realize how uncomfortable if would be for your neck to have to hold the weight of your head in those pullouts too?

 

I'm not trying to put you down or nothing, as new inventions happen every day, but I personally don't like any flying coasters that much for neck reasons anyway.

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Hmm--looks like something SPECTRE would use to get rid of meddlesome agents from Her Majesty's Secret Service . . .

 

"Do you expect me to talk, Blofeld?"

"No, Mr. Bond--I expect you to die!"

"You stole that line from Goldfinger."

"Goodbye, Mr. Bond!"

 

Bond is launched down the fiery tube of death!

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It's like a Volare, only above the track! :shock:

This sort of reminds me of those boards that doctors use to strap people down for surgery.

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^ Not really, since it looks like a fairly tame ride (it's weird or I guess just differant the way it's constructed with so many cables. But it's not like we ever see anything like this in the state because people are stupid and sue happy. I'm surprized we still have as many Alpine Sleds as we still do, but you don't see them being built anymore and they are being removed one by one.

 

Now this looks dangerous http://www.rcdb.com/id3148.htm

 

Sure you probably don't go that fast but one slip and it looks like it would be easy to hit you head on one of the supports.

 

man that park has some really freaky coasters

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