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You can't! SkyRyder is @Richard No.1 pick.

@gavinfulikes take your pick. 1 in 6 you will be right. GoldCoaster The Gold Coaster Gold Coaster The GoldCoaster Hiss-teria Steel Taipan

Correction: You don't even have a hole to stick your footer yet.

You're lucky insider jokes are allowed during quarantine.😂

Currently at best it's abstract theming. A Vortex is one directional where SW have broken all the rules of the universe. Not only is it not spinning correctly it's egg-shaped. I'm sure it looked great on paper but I will be viewing the ride from a front on perspective. Anyway I will leave my final judgement to the end but I do have a bad feeling.🤨 Yes @Gazza I understand what SW was going for. All SW need to do now is place a few inflatable tube guys on top of the Vortex walls and we're ready to go.

But, what is it?

It's hard to add thought when SW's ride line up has been neglected for a long time. The new rides are all about climbing out of that hole.

I think it shows a lack of funds.

Good to see some work was still moving forward for the coaster.

I've read enough of these documents that I know what the rest of the document says. Now if a CCTV sewer inspection is included in an application I can't go past watching it. Who doesn't love watching millions of cockroaches running up and down a sewer?

You are the first person to call one of these documents interesting. I always scroll straight to the proposal read 2 paragraphs and I'm done. Everything else isn't important.😀

Is painting currently continuing or has that been put on hold?

Thank God we don't have to rely on TPSN because it will be easy for us to make an educated guess when it opens once construction resumes.

Looks like they gave the job to the work experience kid.

Even sitting rides require maintenance, for example some coasters if they sit to long can flat spot the running wheels. Flat-Spotting – A flat spot can form on the polyurethane tread when the wheel is loaded in a stationary position.

I'll leave camera talk to the sexperts. All I know is he told me he had a big one.

@themagician has no problem getting us the inside photos because he has a really big camera.

Sorry, I need it in picture format.

The colouring in is the only part I understood.

Rivals has 193 columns on the main track (K001-K193). 16 columns for maintenance (MT01-MT16) . I think it was around 7 for the transfer track (TS1-TS10). The lift hill has its own column count, can't remember but around 10 (LB1-LB10). But to answer your question one column can be made from many pieces. Parkz has hundreds if not thousands of photos of Rivals construction where you can see how it went together. (It wouldn't surprise me if Rivals construction was the most documented ride by a community ever.) And if you have nothing to do during the lock down. Read all 193 pages of this. Some of the best reading to be had and all your favourite Parkz members make an appearance.

Approved In summing up. It's the vibe.

Start with the tag and see if you can work out what the column number is. I'll give you a start because I'm a nice guy. Rivals first column is K001 and it's the column directly in the middle of the station. The column count runs in the same direction as the train. The last column that ends in the Rivals station is numbered K193 The columns in the maintenance bay are MT01 and so on. The transfer track column are TS1 and so on.

You're a dickhead for not knowing the photos are old. </s> I don't know if a filler will drive visitation but when the whole project is completed it should.

@Mc coaster Doesn't the support you have circled look like every other support?