I could be wrong, but might the different colour tiles be where they're replacing the ones they had to take off, and they haven't been coloured yet?Notice the darker tiles on top. It looks like the sphere is getting foil coated.
When asking about the tiles on Coasterfriends.de, I have been told they are getting foil coated. I am pretty sure they were still silver when the sphere has been closed after the replacements of the tracks was finished.I could be wrong, but might the different colour tiles be where they're replacing the ones they had to take off, and they haven't been coloured yet?
It appears to be a big model that stands in the center of the lift hill, rotating at the same rate as the coaster climbs the spiral, so it appears to be stationary from the rider's point of view. Maybe the model even descends or contracts a little as you reach the top, giving the illusion of further height. It's hard to tell from the video.Yeah that Eiffel Tower illusion is amazing. Is it projected onto a solid model or something? I can't work it out.
That's an amazing feat! DamnnnnIt appears to be a big model that stands in the center of the lift hill, rotating at the same rate as the coaster climbs the spiral, so it appears to be stationary from the rider's point of view. Maybe the model even descends or contracts a little as you reach the top, giving the illusion of further height. It's hard to tell from the video.
Ahhhhhh thanks. So clever planning using an existing design feature.The way that EuroSat’s “lift” works is that it’s essentially a massive spiral around a rotating cylinder, there’s a side mount on the trains that then gets pushed by the spinning cylinder, pushing the train up the spiral. The Eiffel tower model is simply placed in the centre of this cylinder and spins at the same rate as the train because it’s what is giving the train it’s movement.