I was just thinking that. This is proper skilled work here. I know we've come to expect lashing of white paint slopped around carelessly with a b&q value brush, but this is even better than the original in my opinion. Looking after a great Park asset.I don't think the cost of a scenic repaint of Nemesis is anywhere near appreciated.
The fact that the monster is getting a proper, high quality repaint rather than a cheaper non-scenic paint is great to see.
I bet this is costing six figures and could be the most expensive TLC project yet?
I'm sorry, but since when did Merlin employ "artists"?
Subcontractors. There are plenty of great scenic artwork companies, there used to be more when parks actually employed them and gave them business!I'm sorry, but since when did Merlin employ "artists"?
Link Here is picture doesn't work. (Or just quote the post)Brand new flags in our fabulous CBeebies show venue
So it looks like the driving school will receive a retheme to CCL and if you look closely Hex has a new logo, so RIP Driving School Lady and old Hex logo :'( Hex needed a new logo anyway.Alton Towers are at intu Potteries today looking to recruit some more staff.
On one of the photos they have uploaded we can't help but notice a new 2017 promotional image, which includes Hex and the driving school rebranded to a Cloud Cuckoo Land theme.
No it was just a repaint of track and station. No track modifier-cations were done.Nemmy repaint looks great. However, they are just painting over rotting fibreglass and so it'll inevitably look a state in a few years.
It still boggles the mind why they decided to repaint 'it's supposed to look rusty' Nemesis track and neglect a re-themed Air. Was there any retracking/welding?
It is a mix of GRP and mostly sprayed concrete render. It has been correctly painted with the right process from what I can tell. It's not another cheap job paint-over like in more recent years.Nemmy repaint looks great. However, they are just painting over rotting fibreglass and so it'll inevitably look a state in a few years.
Yes this is a shame, the supports look very clean now with none of its original look and the track detail very painted-on. They were in need of a repaint however and perhaps it was chosen to be more obvious paint style rather than realistic, as a reactionary move to the 'unsafe' word of mouth after the Smiler accident. Oh well.It still boggles the mind why they decided to repaint 'it's supposed to look rusty' Nemesis track and neglect a re-themed Air. Was there any retracking/welding?
Yes, there was work done to the track for inspection reasons which required parts to be repainted again.No it was just a repaint of track and station. No track modifier-cations were done.
Why on earth did Hex need a new logo, and how can you tell this from about 10 pixels on a promo picture on a recruitment stand?and if you look closely Hex has a new logo, so RIP Driving School Lady and old Hex logo :'( Hex needed a new logo anyway.