spin_doctor
TS Member
Re: [The Smiler] Construction Updates and Ride Speculation Part 2
Nope. I said I'd pop up when all becomes clear, I thought the disorientator video would have given it away but yet everyone remains skeptical, so I will crawl back under my rock for a few more weeks until people ride the ride. If you think Alton Towers would single out a simple inline twist as a mind bending element with its own name on a ride that has the most inversions, well, thats foolish, a characteristic all to prevelant on this forum, in the words of Benjamin Franklin 'Any fool can critisise, condemn and complain, and most fools do'.
Im flabbergasted at how many people over-estimate the complexity of this element. Arn't there engineers on this forum. The method of rotating a straight piece of track 360 degrees doesnt require a 'huge revolving mechanism' it doesn't require a barrel or drum at all.
Tomahawktom said:^ Oh hello there. You back with some new news?
Nope. I said I'd pop up when all becomes clear, I thought the disorientator video would have given it away but yet everyone remains skeptical, so I will crawl back under my rock for a few more weeks until people ride the ride. If you think Alton Towers would single out a simple inline twist as a mind bending element with its own name on a ride that has the most inversions, well, thats foolish, a characteristic all to prevelant on this forum, in the words of Benjamin Franklin 'Any fool can critisise, condemn and complain, and most fools do'.
Dave said:Blaze said:I'm still choosing not to believe they managed to sneak in a giant revolving mechanism under cover of darkness and install it and cover it without any of us noticing.
There is definitely no trick track, the video will be referring to the indoor inversion and potentially some effects.
Im flabbergasted at how many people over-estimate the complexity of this element. Arn't there engineers on this forum. The method of rotating a straight piece of track 360 degrees doesnt require a 'huge revolving mechanism' it doesn't require a barrel or drum at all.