Holy MoFo look at the size of them.  

So is that a stack of 14 of the smaller size and a stack of larger ones, or is that one smaller item made from 14 layers laminated together? Also, any ideas what these actually are? I can't quite tell

Laminated? Huh? 

47 minutes ago, ads086 said:

So is that a stack of 14 of the smaller size and a stack of larger ones, or is that one smaller item made from 14 layers laminated together? Also, any ideas what these actually are? I can't quite tell

I think to set the anchor rod locations.   

Edited September 4, 20169 yr by YLFATEEKS

4 hours ago, YLFATEEKS said:

Holy MoFo look at the size of them.  

kinda hard to work out the size from this haha

No really. Looks like a standard packing strap so you know that is 1-2cm wide. 

Scale the rest from that. 

Just back from the park,    

Had a quick peek through the fence at the exit of Justice league.   It seems they have the same portable fencing on the other side of the creek next to justice league building.  They also have markers stuck in the ground over there in what looks to be a straight line.

At an uneducated guess Id say it would be the site of the station.    

Make sense with it being closest to the rest of the park.  

This thing looks like its going to be huge... Cant wait.

 

A straight line would be a. the station, b. the lift hill, c. a/the brake run or d. storage

42 minutes ago, Santa07 said:

A straight line would be a. the station, b. the lift hill, c. a/the brake run or d. storage

Or a maintenance bay, or a perimeter, or a marker for theming, or a marker for an underground service, or a place to store spare markers. 

Or those  

On 02/09/2016 at 9:25 PM, Jamberoo Fan said:

GRRRRRR

 

Or it could be a path...  

Anything changed today. Is it nearly finished ???

23 hours ago, AllegroCrab said:

kinda hard to work out the size from this haha

 

 

This might help you to work out what is going on.

 

Look at the base of the Mack Mega Coaster.  Do you see something the same shape?  I don't know but would assume the plates are to set out the rods then discarded.

Anybody agree?

 

 

Edited September 5, 20169 yr by YLFATEEKS

That's sounds correct

Sounds right @YLFATEEKS.

Is this evidence that it's likely not a hyper like the one in China?

The footings on that look like this.

 

Maybe it's bigger they only have 4 bolts on that 1, this has 6 per footing ?

That could be the 'World's best' selling point.

World's best Mack Coaster footings.

12 hours ago, Smeg said:

Maybe it's bigger they only have 4 bolts on that 1, this has 6 per footing ?

Well, maybe Movie World decided it was better to have a few more bolts holding things on their new ride...

The connection isn’t going to tell you if it’s hyper or mega.  Half of the ride might have 6 rods tying the ride down and the other half might have 4 anchor rods.  Just like the track it changes depending on what is required for that section.

 

Superman has at least 3 different track configurations shown in this picture.

^ Pretty much this, the type of footing doesn't dictate the coaster type. It comes down to what part of the coaster it's used for, what the park wants, and many more.

Mack's large-scale coasters all utilise the exact same track, support and train technology. Like the Superman Escape (Intamin) example, the forces and structural requirements will dictate what style or size of various components are used at different points on the ride. 

If you were trying to figure it out based on the footings, then a launched coaster would have a lot of close supports in a straight line, while Mack's lift hills feature a box truss track with only a few sparsely placed support columns. 

Thanks for the info, nerds! 

Love this forum.

It's just so riveting.

Anyone want to take a stab at noting all the locations of the markers? 

^ I did that already and failed.