More Feb. 23 construction

I don't think there are any stickers on the other trains.

The preliminary designs definatly showed duel loading stations. By the way, I tried to pick out some of the nicer pics for use as desktop wallpaper. If anyone sees another pic that they'd like in hi-res, just PM me.
*** Edited 2/26/2007 10:56:49 PM UTC by Jason Hammond***

I got a chuckle out of this for some reason. Not sure why, but I did. :)
http://www.rollercoasterfreak.com/Cedar_Point/2007-02-23_Maverick_Tour/Image_IMGP1294.JPG

I'm assuming the color objects at the end of your update is for the new daily parade.

*** Edited 2/27/2007 12:31:15 AM UTC by Gomez***

At least we know what color the supports are now. :)

Gomez said:

I'm assuming the color objects at the end of your update is for the new daily parade.

I would assume so as well. If not, that would be one strange ride. ;)

I seem to recall When I was younger, there was a western villan named "Black Bart".

JuggaLotus said:
Not if you go up the chausee, they don't have anyone guarding that road. So you can get back there with no problem.

Encouraging people to be morons is a lot like being one.

And you couldn't catch my sarcasm....or read the many posts previous to that one where I discourage people from doing such things....or even read the disclaimer at the end of that post?

But why tell a six year old there is candy on the counter if their not allowed to have it?

So that he chokes, dies and never asks again?

EDITED to remove erroneous punctuation.
*** Edited 2/27/2007 1:20:38 PM UTC by djDaemon***

That might be asking too much.

Jeff said:

Ralph Wiggum said:
I noticed in one picture of the seatbelt fastened on the train that there is a nice yellow line stitched across about an inch from the end of the belt.

That's just a rubber band.

THIS is a rubber band? I know you were there and saw it in real life, but to me it looks stitched. Just wanted to check.

Yeah, its very uneven. So it's either stitched by the blind, or it's a rubber band.

C'mon, you can't expect Taiwanese kids to be perfect all the time.

Sure you can. Otherwise, those $200 Nike's would be overpriced. Right?

That's how they end up with a store at Birch Run. If the kids were perfect, there wouldn't be a need for an outlet store to sell damaged goods at a discounted rate.

halltd said:
THIS is a rubber band? I know you were there and saw it in real life, but to me it looks stitched. Just wanted to check.

Seeing as how I took the picture and buckled the belt, yeah, I'm pretty sure.

Its just twisted thats why it looks stitched.

Perhaps that's a marker for the one inch rule. It sure looks like one inch to me.

either way, it's a clear indicator about the slack rule.