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18 reviews – “Very Good”

Gold Coast, Australia

Theme Park

The camel back hill is taller than the non-inverting loop, which is taller again than the Stengel dive.

by Richard, 7 years ago

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The top piece of the staircase.

by Richard, 7 years ago

DC Rivals HyperCoaster Warner Bros. Movie World

This large support has been assembled on ground to be lifted into place in one piece.

by Richard, 7 years ago

DC Rivals HyperCoaster Warner Bros. Movie World

The last remaining support columns for the lift hill.

by Richard, 7 years ago

DC Rivals HyperCoaster Warner Bros. Movie World

And one mounted. The angled arm will point vertically on the finished lift hill to give an idea of its final angle.

by Richard, 7 years ago

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One of these mounts without the bracket.

by Richard, 7 years ago

DC Rivals HyperCoaster Warner Bros. Movie World

These brackets will mount to those plates to support the lift hill staircase.

by Richard, 7 years ago

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Plates on the left side of the truss to mount the staircase.

by Richard, 7 years ago

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Black plastic strips are mounted inside the channel to minimise steel-on-steel contact which would cause wear.

by Richard, 7 years ago

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Channels for the chain return. These can't be mounted until after the track is in place because the weight of the track would crush the thin open steel channel.

by Richard, 7 years ago

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The channel for the lift hill chain is mounted to the top of the track. The return channel will be bolted on the bottom of the truss, but these are not added until after the pieces of track are in place.

by Richard, 7 years ago

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It's unique to see a piece of track bolted directly to the concrete footings.

by Richard, 7 years ago

DC Rivals HyperCoaster Warner Bros. Movie World

The large box truss structure of the lift hill is quite different from the rest of the track to support the large expanse with minimal support columns.

by Richard, 7 years ago

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These three plates will bolt into the angled concrete foundation that was seen earlier in construction. This particular point will support much of the weight of the lift hill.

by Richard, 7 years ago

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The second piece of the lift hill is also the start of the main truss structure.

by Richard, 7 years ago

DC Rivals HyperCoaster Warner Bros. Movie World

The first piece of the lift hill track. It features anti-rollback teeth, but no chain as this first section will be propelled by kicker tyres out of the station.

by Richard, 7 years ago

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Fins for the failsafe magnetic brakes have been installed on the brake run.

by Richard, 7 years ago

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by Richard, 7 years ago

DC Rivals HyperCoaster Warner Bros. Movie World

One final moment of airtime before the brake run.

by Richard, 7 years ago

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A twisting bunny hill weaving through the supports has been squeezed in just before the brake run,

by Richard, 7 years ago

DC Rivals HyperCoaster Warner Bros. Movie World

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