HussRainbow87
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The quality of build and parts just aren't up to the standard of manufacturers like Fabbri, KMG, Huss etc.
Being around these manufacturers, you can see the difference in build standards, parts used, electrics etc.
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Compare a Funtime Sky Flyer to a Czech one.... even compare them to a Zamperla flyer.
The ultimate machines are the Funtime models, rode Jules Verne Tower this year and it was INCREDIBLE! 80m travelling model.
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Should i mention now or later that its from the Czech Republic..... not something us travelling fans enjoy seeing
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Oh well, who knows it might head back to the showgrounds in a few years... you never know
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I wouldn't exactly say cheap.... KMG Rides aren't SBF
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I mean they could have, but these parks don’t have the budgets to invest in such large and costly attractions. The ride will do well at Gumbuya, the public will enjoy it. So it’s a win for the park and bring in some more money for future attractions.
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And that’s not the parks fault as such, KMG have never produced a park version of the Inversion. Even their XXL park models still look like transportable pieces.
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On 25/11/2018 at 8:44 AM, Luke said:
Looks like they just plonked it down in a free space, and stuck 'Gumbuya World' logos all over the ride 😕. Lazy and tacky. Certainly makes Gumbuya World look more like the melbourne show, than an up and coming theme park. Great ride, sad that it won't be on the travelling circuit for the foreseeable future.
don't worry you've always got XXXL.... and the Beast
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Maybe they just don't have the money to throw into a big new attraction, remember DC Rivals is still relatively new, and was a HUGE investment.... I think SeaWorld needs ANYTHING to get people through the gates.... it's really just a glorified aquarium these days
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Aging Huss Rides....
Isn't it funny to see though, that rides like the Ranger came here in 1988, and is STILL operating! That is a true testament to HUSS for creating such incredible machines. To see that many of their rides are over 30 years old and are still operating, some looking like they've just come out of the factory is a great thing to see! If LPS is to sell the 3 HUSS rides, i'd hope they'd go to travelling showmen who will look after them and give them the love they really need. Fingers crossed the Ranger at least stays in the country!
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4 hours ago, -nick.white.1543 said:
So it will be installed permanently ?
As far as I know yes.... Not sure if they'll make any modifications to make it look like more of a permanent attraction, but KMG Don't really do highly themed park attractions, so it's always going to look like a transportable model parked for an event or show.
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It is indeed the travelling Rebel that will be going into the park. Not sure when but Gumbuya have bought it.
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Ease up... some travelling amusement rides are worth more than some park rides. Like I said, Sea World isnt exactly at the forefront on attractions that make thrill seekers want to visit the park. Anything is better than nothing at the moment. Simple though really, don't like the idea of it, don't go...
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1 hour ago, djrappa said:
Ummm well I have to say that’s Fkn disgraceful if this park is chucking in a portable carny ride. Is it bloody Luna Park?
Thats embarrassing!!
I’d say it’s more a move to see how an attraction of this type would go before investing the money and to be honest Sea World Does a pretty good job at being embarrassing. Hopefully in the coming years more money can be thrown into it and invest in some new rides.
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1 hour ago, Wil_i_am_not said:
Alright, I've done some sleuthing (based on Huss's comments haha) and I've discovered that the ride coming to Seaworld will most likely be 'Sky High' Star Flyer, manufactured by the Mardi Gras company out of the UK. It was owned by Michael Wallis Jnr and was sold to Australia sometime in July of this year. Unsure of who the Australian owner/operator is.
Haha nice. But wrong.
The ride isn’t from the UK
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Currently here. Wouldn’t exactly say it’s on the travelling circuit.
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100% a travelling model.... and is currently set up in NSW
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Totally late to this party but its just a transportable model going in.... don't get too excited (sorry if this has already been mentioned)
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Ooooh the Technical Parks' Typhoon 360... much nicer looking and taller than what Funfields got!
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On 19/10/2018 at 11:10 PM, Wil_i_am_not said:
Yeah I would absolutely love to watch the Spirits of the Carnival docco, but I can't find it anywhere online. I even emailed the company responsible for making the movie, but I received no response. Looks like it has some great footage on same of the lesser-known rides at Luna Park.
If the Love Express from Luna Park is indeed the model that OCS Fun traveled around Sydney, who the hell manufactured the thing?! The closest thing I can compare it to would be a Sobema Superbob mixed with a Mack Music Express?
I think thats the documentary I have on DVD that I bought from the park....
Not sure who made the LE, it could have been a Sobema, but ANOTHER ride OCS ran into the ground, how that thing got on Moomba a couple of times was beyond me... I think the second time it didnt have the roof on... standard.
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Don’t mention that trash anywhere when talking about HUSS machines. Haha and that is one comment myself and many others will back.
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9 minutes ago, Jobe said:
Thanks for clarifying @HussRainbow87
I would certainly love for a Huss Rainbow unit to reside at LPS......it was in the original plans for the 1995 incarnation you know........love that ride!! It would have been iconic looking out over the harbour to see a Huss Rainbow in full swing!! What a view it could have been!!
Don't even get me started on having a HUSS Rainbow back running in Australia. We have TWO units here and neither are running, shame to say, OCS ran Wittingslow's once great model into the absolute ground!
These days I have to travel to Paris just to ride one! (Even though its totally worth it riding and seeing the Eiffel Tower as you reach the top!)
It always did interest me how Rainbow was in the original plans, but with the success it brought by being on the showgrounds and travelling, it was a far more successful decision to have the Rainbow travelling and the Ranger go into the park, especially when Wittingslow had a Fabbri Ranger travelling on the circuit also.
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Quite the opposite actually, I guess I should have worded my reply a bit better, so I do apologise for that.
MASSIVE props to LPS for keeping their HUSS rides running, the only other models running are the Pirate at Funfields, Enterprise at LPM, Wittingslow's travelling Pirate and Shot N Drop in Perth. It's a real shame to not see as many Huss rides around in Australia as there should and could be. But like I said, i love LPS for keeping the three former Wittingslow rides running to this day!
In regards to the SBF model, I have heard from several people that the ride has had quite a few issues. Any ride is going to cost money and upkeep, but I think it was a bit of a shock for the park to have problems with a ride that was put in to replace a labour intensive machine that was costing more money as the years went on.
With a bit of luck the HUSS rides will stay, and given some much needed love, especially the Break Dance. If only the owners of the park would experience some European Breakers, they'd see what gem they really have on their hands.
Anyway, sorry for the negative posts. I will try check myself before I rant.
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