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Gold Coast, Australia
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Six particularly large footings at various stages of completion.
by Richard, 9 years ago
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While the roller coaster is still months away from completion, work has finished on Drainage Ditch: The Ride.
by Richard, 9 years ago
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The veils are unfurled, and the performers effectively become human yo-yo's, by wrapping themselves in the veils and twirling down to ground level.
by Richard Wilson, 14 years ago
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Temporary scaffolding for use during the filming of TVCs.
by Theme Park Girl, 9 years ago
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Another spine, showing the bracket that connects the thick two-spine track with the normal single-spine.
by Richard, 8 years ago
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by Richard Wilson, 15 years ago
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by Richard Wilson, 15 years ago
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Sick of seeing the train yet?
by Richard, 8 years ago
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Preview footage from the ride indicates that water/fog effects will feature heavily from the Doomsday eye structure.
by Theme Park Girl, 9 years ago
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But many more footings still are yet to be placed as evidenced by the amount of steel reinforcing still on site.
by Richard, 9 years ago
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The large column at the left will mount to track at its square end, while all these other columns are intermediary supports, attached to neither the track nor footings.
by Richard, 8 years ago
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by Richard, 11 years ago
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These twisted sections will be located at the top of the high column after the previous four curved sections that lead up into this element.
by Richard, 9 years ago
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This section of track has brackets for trim brakes. Many manufacturers build these into the track at designated points on the ride; they won't necessarily be put to use. Depending on how fast the ride runs upon opening they may elect to install brakes to reduce g-forces and wear and tear.
by Richard, 9 years ago
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The Justice League floats arrived at the park around 10 years ago, and delivered a step improvement to the parade.
by Parkz, 4 years ago
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A zipline has been put up over main street, presumably for the Christmas parade.
by Richard Wilson, 13 years ago
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by Richard Wilson, 13 years ago
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by Richard Wilson, 15 years ago
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Foundation work is full steam ahead on the 2017 roller coaster.
by themagician, 9 years ago
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No longer a Mack coaster it seems. As for what these crates likely contained, the answer is simply the thousands of sections of prefabricated rebar, bolts and framework that had to be assembled on-site before installation. It's really just one big IKEA project...
by Richard, 9 years ago
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