SFFT 2018 - Wonder Woman Golden Lasso Coaster: RMC Raptor

Mikey wrote:

San Antonio, Texas - The only city where you can ride the Model 101 B&M invert in both left and right layout options.

Weird thing is, Goliath feels faster but Great White feels smoother. I wonder if there's a slight difference in the layouts, or if it's just different aging/lubrication

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Track's in!

McDonald's: the Ride

Soko wrote:

McDonald's: the Ride

I like how they have to support the track with a wooden beam for construction

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Can't wait for CoasterStudios to parody this one.

Like one of our "well-known technical" toys eventually turned into the real thing! WOW!

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I love the sleekness of the thin Raptor track. It's crazy to think your riding on a 15 inch single rail, that should be a cool experience. And the color scheme is growing on me. I can't wait to see how the sleek Raptor track will work with the rockwork and the Railblazer color scheme.

I think this is the fastest SF has built an attraction in years. Even with the minor flat rides it seems like they drag on construction. They must really want that "first ever" title.

[Coasterkidmwm]

Damn that's a neat drop.

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reminds me of KNEX

What if it was built as an Inverted type? I'm kind of wondering.

[Dirk_Ermen]

straightbanana wrote:

reminds me of KNEX

It reminds me more of CoasterDynamix

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[Coasterkidmwm]

This thing looks more and more like "Noob NL2 user tries custom supports for the first time!" every day lol.

[herman116]

Well to be honest, I think this is the first time RMC creates a coaster without wooden style supports.

Is Schilke the designer on these? He made all the others and X2, some coaster for S&S, he seems like a cool guy, I think he's got this.

[Coasterkidmwm]

I do too, just the design choices are...interesting sometimes.

Yeah, its certainly interesting, the whole thing is almost cartoon-ish haha. I'm sure we're thinking the same thing, that it some how has to do with loads and costs.