Walibi Holland 2019 - Untamed: RMC Robin Hood

The Step-Up Under flip is starting to come together:



Source: https://twitter.com/coasterclub/status/ ... 4053181440

https://www.instagram.com/p/BvB3jfEn3K9/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link
Another element was just announced: an Uphill Barrel Roll will be the final element of the ride before hitting the brakerun

Sounds pretty much like something I made in Parkitect last month.

[Coasterkidmwm]

Lol all RMC's seem to trending along that route. I'm assuming it'll be the opposite of the barrel roll on the SF Mexico Medusa conversion.

Couple of new images of Untamed:

















Also, a couple more elements have gone into place, including an outer-banked airtime hill going into the step-up under flip and a normal airtime hill coming out of the turn around:





Sources:

https://twitter.com/coasterclub/status/ ... 4467164162

https://twitter.com/coasterclub/status/ ... 7914284032

https://www.instagram.com/p/BvLfAPZBkgx/

http://coasterforce.com/forums/threads/ ... 89/page-22

New information about the ride:
- Before the Step Up Under Flip there will be an Outwards Banked Curved Airtime Hill
- The ride will feature 14 airtime moments
The "unique" element will be revealed in the next making off, it will be located on the former first hill (aka after the Micro Bunny)

I bet it???s going to be something akin to a Zero-G Winder or maybe Outlaw Run???s 153 degrees!

Untamed's 80 degree drop:



Source: https://www.facebook.com/scottb1986/pho ... %22O%22%7D

[Dirk_Ermen]

Kw6sTheater wrote:

I bet it???s going to be something akin to a Zero-G Winder or maybe Outlaw Run???s 153 degrees!

I have the feeling they're going to pull some kind of zero g 270?? roll reverse. Like Lagoon's Cannibal but then in a zero g roll way instead of heartline roll.

Trains for Untamed:



Also, here's your first look at the unique element after the micro-bunny hill:



Sources:

https://www.facebook.com/scottb1986/pho ... K26g6_A08h

http://coasterforce.com/forums/threads/ ... 89/page-26

Trains look cool and the first element looks amazing so far. Hopefully it will roll back into another inversion on the way out, we have yet to see.

Woah. Yeah that element looks like a 270* roll that rolls back ~270*. But the element curves to left lol... it looks like it might stall at 90* between the two rolls and pull to the left. Wat.

I guess it's been confirmed as a double 270 degree roll. Pretty awesome!

There's still some bullsh*t happening with that element. Curved wave turn etc. stand by.

[mkingy]

I just can't work out how it's going to feel lol. Like constant lats with a burst of airtime?

mkingy wrote:

I just can't work out how it's going to feel lol. Like constant lats with a burst of airtime?

Definitely going to be a very bizarre and crazy element for sure!

[Dirk_Ermen]

That definitely looks very similar on like what I guessed. xD

The double roll element (aka Lagoon Roll on a hill) has been named: 270 degree Double Inverting Corner Stall
Also the real-life trains are shown

[gouldy]

What the actual heck.

Meh, the Lagoon roll rotates pretty much 360 degrees before rotating back again. I think 270 degrees into what's like a wave turn with airtime of course is vastly different.

Trains look cool as well!

Pretty nice image of Untamed:



Source: https://www.facebook.com/walibiholland/ ... tn__=EHH-R

Bunch of new images of Untamed:











Also, the final inversion to be confirmed is a stall similar to the one found on Outlaw Run:



So here is what the layout will be like with all the elements:



Sources:

https://www.facebook.com/rmcoasters/pos ... %22O%22%7D

https://www.facebook.com/scottb1986/pho ... tn__=EHH-R

https://www.coasterfriends.de/forum/141 ... de-15.html

[Dirk_Ermen]

I'm glad to see a few normal hills as well. But it does look like this ride will suffer from the same speedloss like all the other RMC's I've ridden. From about halfway the ride you'd barely make it off the ground... :/

That's a lot of rides dude lol. Look at Voyage for example. After the main airtime hills, you're not far off the ground. Or Riddler's Revenge. After the inclined loop, it's all pretty close to the ground. In fact, a lot of B&M's even dig into the ground with trenches for this very reason. I think it's better to keep the intensity up rather than have taller, more drawn out elements. Also, IBox track does have more friction that wooden coasters, it's best to compare it with other steel coasters.

You're a pretty seasoned enthusiast, I was surprised to hear this from you haha

[Dirk_Ermen]

Jcoasters wrote:

Also, IBox track does have more friction that wooden coasters, it's best to compare it with other steel coasters.

This is why it makes me wonder they didn't go for a taller ride. They could have gone for some kind of record and retain their speed/momentum more for interesting elements. Seeing these low areas near the end makes me fear what I've basically experienced on all previous rides. Starts off really good, but then turns into a slow ride where gimmicks are thrown in, in the hope it'll stay interesting.

Also it's somehow feels weird that a steel ride has a higher friction value than a wooden coaster... You would say steel wheels on steel track would cause higher friction than polyurethane on steel. xD