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That would make for some fairly long trains! haha

That's awesome! I always wanted to ride this. Such an amazing and unique coaster.

Looks good! Hopefully we'll see an official youtube POV soon! I don't know why he cut off the ending o_O

I guess I was just judging from the pictures. I'm 99% sure I've been on one of these at the fair at some point, but it was a long time ago.

I don't know, the first gen seems kinda better as it has more airtime.

Probably. That was kind of my point, albeit poorly worded. Not everyone likes inversions, so often times hypers don't invert, so everyone can enjoy the biggest, fastest ride in the park. Funnily enough, to the human psyche, over banked turns don't really count haha.

Yeah, same. To be fair, this is a risky decision as as not everyone likes spinning rides. Same reason why we need more hypers that invert like Flash.

Good! Let's get this baby crankin! Can't wait to see that corkscrew.

Ahh, makes sense. Thank you for the answer.

Looking at the images closer, the trains do have lateral bracing as part of the seat material. But the metal bars are right above, and only a few inches more to the side. Also, what's the point? To mount the seats? Can't they just do that like every other company? lol. Just seems horrible...

New, coming to ________, 53 meter 'Mega Coaster!' We all know 300 is a nice round number to appease the brain. :D

I don't know man, six flags is pretty well known for delivering new ride concepts. If it weren't for them, B&M wouldn't be making coasters and RMC might have had their first conversion elsewhere. Building prototypes saves money and allows something unique. I'm sure you remember, Walter and...

What's with these unpadded steel bars for lateral bracing?o_O

This looks amazing! And about that wonky section, maybe it's trick track? I'm guessing, yeah, it's for the dark ride section, but trick track on a spinner would probably be amazing, if done properly! lol :D Also, yay to the spinning airtime hill!

Yeah, that definitely seems like it would eat up costs. I'd like to know the cost of Goliath, as that's the only topper track build on relatively normal ground.

I'm just trying to share some information man. I try and highlight the important sections in bold as it's hard to condense so much info.

Looks incredible!

I don't know, rcdb has them too. They tend to be pretty reliable, and to be fair, Wikipedia is anything but an open encyclopedia. If I were to go on and try and list Fury 325 as a 525 foot tall coaster, it would get modded pretty quick. That's one of the reasons I dislike it, personally. If it's...

I kinda wish we'd get a giga that goes straight into an airtime hill after the drop, but I guess that would kinda nullify Diamondback. Also, it might make the first drop seem less intense. Than there's the issue of the drop being too long of a sustained airtime experience to deliver that long...

I think that was the big draw of the Raptor Track, since it's much smaller than the TRex. Links: Hakugei: https://rcdb.com/15515.htm https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hakugei_(roller_coaster) https://duckduckgo.com/?q=2.8+billion+Yen&t=ironbrowser&ia=currency https://rcdb.com/11662.htm...