Update: June 29

TommyTom said:
ok we will see if im wrong .If im right u guys will feel like a jerk .

And if I'm right that you're wrong, will you learn how to type?

As more and more supports arrive the more confused I get because of all the differnt shapes they are coming in. If that made any sense at all.

TommyTom - Hmmm.... that actually DOES fit with a number of things... Interesting idea... Launched dueling/racing horse-style coaster?? Wouldn´t even surprise me... ;) Just wait and see guys ;)

*** Edited 6/30/2006 6:28:17 PM UTC by Paradroid[DK]***

Is the WWL station still left? Looks like it's missing in the latest photo updates.

What ever is under that blue tarp,will tell us what it is going to be.

Its a large cardboard box.

This is a homeless coaster.

DemonDroppin' said:
Is the WWL station still left? Looks like it's missing in the latest photo updates.

Which picture is that? I betcha it's still there, but we don't see it in this latest update. If infact the WWL station is no longer there, then the wood could be another fence to keep the visitors out.

Is that it in the far left corner?

http://www.pointbuzz.com/Gallery.aspx?i=4147
*** Edited 6/30/2006 7:37:49 PM UTC by redsox5***

I don't think they could knock down that building and clean it up over night.

TommyTom said:
Hi guys look at this picture up above .To me it looks like these supports could handle two sets of tracks .this looks like its going to be a racinbg coaster .I dont mean to brag but most of the time i am 99% right .....

There is ONE piece of support that LOOKS like it could handle two pieces of track.

I am 99% sure it could also support two separate parts of the ride. While not exactly the same, this pic shows a single support holding track above and track below on a different part of the ride. http://www.rcdb.com/ig977.htm?picture=39

It's a wooden train!

i know as soon as I post this observation someone will come up with evidence against it, but I noticed that quite a few of the supports have square flanges like here http://www.pointbuzz.com/Gallery.aspx?i=4163 . I looked at some recent Intamin coasters and it seems that they only use the square flanges to bolt to flat 2 rail track ( not box or triangle), or used to bolt to launch sections. So either we haven't received any flat track or its going to be launched. Also this weird support http://www.pointbuzz.com/Gallery.aspx?i=4161 has 2 different heights of square flanges, so who knows that that means.

Nice observation but they dont bolt to box track?

http://rcdb.com/ig594.htm?picture=8

http://pointbuzz.com/Gallery.aspx?i=45

They seem to use alot of that type of flange on MF, and I have only seen it on box track, so who knows ;)
*** Edited 6/30/2006 9:54:14 PM UTC by Sema***

TommyTom said:
Hi guys look at this picture up above .To me it looks like these supports could handle two sets of tracks .this looks like its going to be a racinbg coaster .I dont mean to brag but most of the time i am 99% right .....

So if "most of the time" you're 99% right, does that mean your right, oh maybe like, 96% of the time?

96% is about how many posts I could give a crap about...

But what are in the crates?

"Uh Oh, Bob... We forgot to put 'TNT' on the side of the crate!" "Don't worry joe! I'm on it"

Bob: 1967-2006

RIP-Bob

After seeing the new supports in person today, I have to say, there are some pretty interesting ones. You have to admit, a few of them are quite "original." :)

And as to the square "flanges," I don't think you can consider that a "rule." Top Thrill Dragster uses box track that has round "flanges."

There are some square footers around the area of the speculated station area. Are the supports for the station?

I was at the point yesterday and the water level in the old swan lake looked kind of low. They also had some kind of hose in the in the water and it looked like it was connceted to a pump. Mabey they are draining it so the can get supports and track out to the footers in there.