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Roller Coaster Martin & Vleminckx
Leviathan has dramatically changed the skyline at Sea World.
by Parkz, 3 years ago
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The Timberliners are every bit as modern, complex and lightweight as any steel roller coaster train. The way they will navigate the track is worlds ahead of older wooden roller coasters, which will help keep the ride comfortable for years to come.
by Parkz, 3 years ago
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Like most modern roller coasters, Leviathan will have very secure yet very open restraints.
by Parkz, 3 years ago
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The train features a hand-painted scale effect.
by Parkz, 3 years ago
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Wooden roller coasters feature steel wheels to navigate the constantly expanding, contracting and changing wooden track
by Richard, 3 years ago
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Leviathan's sleek 'Timberliner' trains come from Gravitykraft, a division of the ride's designer Gravity Group.
by Parkz, 3 years ago
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The first drop in all its glory.
by Parkz, 3 years ago
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This will eventually become a viewing area for non-riders. Sans water, of course.
by Parkz, 3 years ago
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The airtime moments continue on Leviathan.
by Parkz, 3 years ago
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That's not hyperbole: it is believed that Leviathan is the most twisted, compact wooden roller coaster ever designed by Gravity Group, or constructed by Martin & Vleminckx.
by Parkz, 3 years ago
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Leviathan pushes modern wooden roller coaster design to its limits.
by Parkz, 3 years ago
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Moments of airtime can be identified by the presence of steel rails for the upstop wheels. Because wooden roller coasters have a bit of give between the guide and upstop wheels, there's no need to have running rails unless there's a moment of negative g forces. The row of bolts jutting out the top of the track along the left here hold in place a steel rail like that found on top of the track.
by Parkz, 3 years ago
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There isn't a straight section of track to be seen on Leviathan.
by Parkz, 3 years ago
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Though it's being billed as a family thrill ride, emphasis is definitely on the thrills.
by Parkz, 3 years ago
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It's hard to imagine a more fitting roller coaster for Sea World.
by Parkz, 3 years ago
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Twisted turns like this will offer a bit of a lateral 'pop' of airtime.
by Parkz, 3 years ago
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The ride's many airtime hills and moments of negative g-forces -- around 20 in total -- will be second to only DC Rivals HyperCoaster in Australia.
by Parkz, 3 years ago
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The close calls from the surrounding beams will be unlike anything ever before seen on an Australian coaster.
by Parkz, 3 years ago
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Many of the ride's twists and turns don't even become apparent until you're well within the ride's structure,
by Parkz, 3 years ago
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This sweeping turn into the ride's largest camel back hills is one of the few moments where there's not a jumbled mess of track criss-crossing.
by Parkz, 3 years ago
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