^They seem to have normal lap bars and not the Megacoaster-bars, so I don't think they're fit for inversions. They're probably for some random spinning that's popping up somewhere in China or something.
Was going to post this the other day as it came up on my facebook. Thought i was onto something with the black and yellow cars matching the colour scheme but held back from posting after seeing the restraints and comparing them to the ones on the blue fire spinning car. Who knows though!
I thought this Tobi guy was just making up to date No Limits models of the new coasters as they're built - what makes us think he's knows what the trains are going to be?
I'm not really doubting it, but I'm just curious about how he knows.
I must be one of the few who actually likes the name Lost Gravity? Maybe not the best name for a coaster (sounds like it'd suit a drop tower / Shot n Drop ride better), but it's still alright. But it's miles better than Gravity Lost in my mind!
To me this looks like a track made from people either on Blue Nun or Riesling. If this ride has non spinning cars I will have to give these drinks a go. The transitions seem to be so sharp. If this is a spinner then Maurer Söhne will have to up their game, or join Mack in their design sessions.
I have to admit, if is is a spinner, I think the combination of the elements of the first drop, bunny hop, banked tophat and airtime hill are by far the best start to any spinner in existence.
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