Unlikely unless they cut a hole in the roof. The original was installed before the building's steel frame was erected.Maybe we're getting a new Tunnel of Doom? New face, new spinning tunnel, etc... would be a shame if it was just replaced with a motionless set piece.
I don't think that's an absolute neccessity, it just made sense because they we're building the whole attraction from nothing. Despite the difficulties with getting it running, they're not complex things... at it's simplest level you create a cylindrical frame, wrap it or clad it in something, then mount it in such a position that it responds to a motor's drive, either directly or more likely via belt or simple friction (eg. a wheel with a grippy tyre pressed against it).Unlikely unless they cut a hole in the roof. The original was installed before the building's steel frame was erected.
Yes you've said this so many times, your opinion was valid the first time. The same/similar photo of the trommel face round the back was posted only a few pages agoA bigger overhaul/retheme will bring the ride into the 21st century and ensure that its longevity is secured for years to come.
I apologise... I guess I have a frustratingly short memory when it comes to stuff like this. When the photo was posted, I was just spitballing thoughts seeing as we have so little to go off of. I was also expressing agreement with sentiments being expressed above.Yes you've said this so many times, your opinion was valid the first time. The same/similar photo of the trommel face round the back was posted only a few pages ago
Not to worry!I apologise... I guess I have a frustratingly short memory when it comes to stuff like this. When the photo was posted, I was just spitballing thoughts seeing as we have so little to go off of. I was also expressing agreement with sentiments being expressed above.
none of this lacklustre projection stuff!! Yeah, it'd be cheaper to run, but when that projector is not working and switched off, it'll ruin ye entire scene looking at a white plain tunnel.
If they'll just cover it up and put props over, that'll be a huge hazard of props, and staff falling through the floor.
Well, it'd be better than a non decorated tunnel made up of white panels. I can see where you're coming from though. It would be great if they got a new trommel with details, but also install a light projection to add effects in there to make it more likely.It's the same effect, but more effective with projection than a moving drum. It's not lacklustre, Ive seen it done. This is one case where it doesn't really change the original effect just improves it. You could say the same 'what about when the revolve don't work youll be looking at a static tunnel for 10 years'
'What if someone steps in the revolving drum and what if someone presses x100 speed on the motor and the staff gets a high speed spin dry', there's ways of doing things.