David Allen
TS Member
- Favourite Ride
- Nemesis
So I’ve heard John wardley was with Alton Officials walking around nemesis etc.... he even had a ride on it , not sure if this could mean something , you never know??
That it's an awesome beast of a ride that to this day has a very special place in John's heartSo I’ve heard John wardley was with Alton Officials walking around nemesis etc.... he even had a ride on it , not sure if this could mean something , you never know??
Well I would personally say Air was his best creation. Not the best ride but to build such a technological ride like that back then is very impressivejust fancied a go on his best ride creation whilst he was there, can’t blame him!
Hopefully plans for a replacement of Rita. Ha I can dreamPeople have claimed to have seen him wearing an AT ID tag (seen a picture of him with his ID tag on social media) with the MMM team in Dark Forest so this may not suggest it's Nemesis related. Could be consulting on anything. Wonder what? Definitely doesn't look like a social visit.
Well I would personally say Air was his best creation. Not the best ride but to build such a technological ride like that back then is very impressive
Well I would personally say Air was his best creation. Not the best ride but to build such a technological ride like that back then is very impressive
John Wardley isn't a rollercoaster designer, he is more of a set designer and looks more at the "big picture"
The only words audible in that period were 'NEMESIS' and occasionally 'RESURRECTED'. I think I read somewhere it was a guitar effect pedal it went through.I can't for the life of me remember what it sounded like before. That would be quite an unusual way of doing things now, any processing is typically on the recording rather than reliant on some hardware to do it 'live'.
Isn't wardleys role profiling the layoutBollinger & Mabillard (and their team) made the tech.
John Wardley isn't a rollercoaster designer, he is more of a set designer and looks more at the "big picture". A flying rollercoaster was likely B&Ms idea, the oasis theme and some aspects of the layout would be from John and Tussauds Studios (now Merlin Magic Making).
No, Wardley isn't an engineer. He comes up with key ideas and concepts for rides which are then further developed by engineers and architects. His background is in theatre and special effects. The man is incredible at what he does, but a lot of enthusiasts have the wrong idea about what it is he is actually responsible for when it comes to attraction design.Isn't wardleys role profiling the layout
Isn't wardleys role profiling the layout
From my understanding, the extent to his aid with profiling is through the use of NoLimits2? At least that's what I heard with the reprofiling of Wicker Man's first drop.John Wardley has worked on profiles of coasters, and he is the one who re-profiled Wicker Man's first drop. He will most certainly have had input in to the profile and design of Nemesis with B&M coming up with the final designs.
As much as I always thought Galactica got too much flack I do think it would have been nice to have "finished" Air and added these featuresAnd on that basis it could be argued that Air was actually one of his least successful projects. Many of the set design elements such as theming, waterfalls and tunnel etc were dropped for budget reasons, meaning the vision could not be realised as intended by John and the team.