It looks strange seeing a track go up, where the paint is not shiny and new.
Are they likely to paint it before it opens, or is the 2nd hand look set to stay?
Sounds like you could be waiting a while with the current news!It's Mingo, 2nd hand look is absolutely staying.
Still, this is getting me to visit the place for the first time in 14 years.
Says a lot about our feelings on the UK theme park industry when we're excited for a new coaster at Flamingoland. Admittedly, it's a Colossus clone, but that's not the point here.I cant believe I'm actually starting to get a bit excited for this
Isn’t it called Inversion?Out of interest, when are we thinking Flamingo Land will announce a name for this ride?
Why would they repaint it once it's up though? That's surely the most difficult way to do it?
Perhaps the grey piece is just new, a replacement they deemed was necessary?
Why would they repaint it once it's up though? That's surely the most difficult way to do it?
Perhaps the grey piece is just new, a replacement they deemed was necessary?
I'm guessing the grey piece is primer - the pieces of track that were missing - and will be painted to match the rest of it now.
Ocean grey, or military grey?Nah it's Mingo, they will infuriatingly be a slight different shade
Ocean grey, or military grey?