I was wondering if they had armed gaurds at the blue tarp/staging area... It'd be tempting to hop the fence. I'd say it's either a nice and respectful show of restraint or a good editing job by the mods (not that it'd take much work to remove a pic but, ya know).
Do the trains/cars come in a bunch of different pieces or do they typically come attached wiht the seats and all the hardware already put together? If they come completed and ready to go on track, would they store them outside or in a maintenance building somewhere?
I've got to figure that under the tarp is either the train or a brake section or a launch section...
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I was just saying it'd be tempting... A lot of things are tempting...
I could be wood. :)
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If all the footers are now poured, it looks like its going to be a short ride. I hope that there will be more to the ride.
what you've just said is one of the most insanely idiotic things I have ever heard.
Everyone in this room is now dumber for having listened to it.
I award you no points, and may God have mercy on your soul.
RICHARD LYMAN said:
It's Wooden crates containing nuts and bolts. I saw them unload the crates. *** Edited 7/12/2006 6:36:25 PM UTC by RICHARD LYMAN***
That seems very possible.
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I like the thoughts of lyman...i mean honestly, there are better places to put plain old wood ithan in a staging area. It's not like wood is very difficult to transport or very bulky, so why place it at a staging area for so long, and not use it yet. (two weeks i think). Cedar Point often doesn't make sense, but it just doesn't seem logical to put regular wood in a staging area for so long...I think it's more than that
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