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I don't think it would have looked much like the animation. Had they built some... or at least one... I'd have thought it would have been about as compact as wild mouse coasters (from which they were based) and El Loco coasters, etc...
The track that the car in those images sits on is tri-track (could be just for display, of course), and I doubt the ride in the animation would be able to support a coaster with those supports.
Anyway, as I said, it's just an animation to give potential buyers (at the time) an idea of what the ride may look like.
Not a strange coaster, but Lightning at Kuwait Entertainment City is a Batman clone and is strange for the fact that every seat has two seat belts, each seat has its own letter stuck to the front, each row has it's own number stuck to the side, the trains only have six rows and an annoying siren goes off when a train is ascending the lift hill...
I can only asume that the odd seatbelts are a result of the local custom of everyone wearling long robes? Or maybe so that women don't have to have something strapped between their legs?
Not strange, but how many people know just how many wooden Wild Mouse coaster there are out there?
Of course, we all know about the one at Blackpool Pleasure Beach as well as the other one in storage from Southport Pleasureland which is being saved for Dreamland Margate. Many will also know about the two still in operation in Australia. They have one at Sydney's Luna Park and another at Aussie World in Queensland. But there are two more in Indonesia as well...
The other example was built by Hopkins & Pearce (the creators of the two wooden Wild Mouse coasters in Australia) and operates at Jawa Timur Park 2 under the name of Animal Coaster:
Comic Sans for the sign!
Every car has a unique paint job.
There aren't many videos of this one, so I found a couple of this coaster from when it was Wild Mouse at Batu Night Spectacular (also in Indonesia):
Of course, there may very well be one or two more wooden Wild Mouse coasters out there which are in storage, just like the one for Dreamland. If anyone knows of any more out there, do tell!
While slightly on the topic of BPB, I found this footage of PMBO which I haven't seen before or even heard of.
Seems it was a one off publicity stunt for Team Jordan F1. I am not sure what year this was anymore info would be nice.
Turns out this was a real F1 car and it was used to advertise their re-vamped Formula 1 go-cart track. The driver was Ralph Firman, from what I can work out this was in 2003 as this was the only year he raced for Jordan.
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