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The redesigned Flume Ride snakes its way through the Storm Coaster's supports.
by Richard Wilson, 11 years ago
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Before the ride's wet finale, the track makes a subterranean dive in this trench. Exposed steel reinforcing along the edges of the trench shows where a headchopper effect will be built over the track.
by Richard Wilson, 11 years ago
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Walls being built to contain the water cascade effect that will surround the final drop.
by Richard Wilson, 11 years ago
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Sides being built for the main trough that will take up almost the entire show building.
by Richard Wilson, 11 years ago
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The sides of the main trough are formed by lining these prefabricated steel segments vertically  against each other before filling with concrete.
by Richard Wilson, 11 years ago
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The actual flume trough is a moulded concrete structure. Seen here is the final turn into the station.
by Richard Wilson, 11 years ago
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The station area is slowly coming together. The flume trough drops off here to house the conveyor belt into the station.
by Richard Wilson, 11 years ago
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by Richard Wilson, 11 years ago
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It wouldn't be a water coaster without water...
by Richard Wilson, 11 years ago
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The prefabricated sides await placement along the straight run into the lift hill.
by Richard Wilson, 11 years ago
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by Richard Wilson, 11 years ago
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Storm Coaster's coaster section nears completion.
by Michael Scott, 11 years ago
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The completed structure towers over Sea World.
by Richard Wilson, 11 years ago
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Sea World's tallest ride is also its most intimidating, owing to its central location.
by Richard Wilson, 11 years ago
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The coaster section of Storm is essentially just a large sweeping turn into the final straight drop.
by Richard Wilson, 11 years ago
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The spiral staircase gives access to the two brake sections. This is vital to safely evacuate guests during a power failure.
by Richard Wilson, 11 years ago
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A gentle start to the coaster section gives plenty of time to take in the views before the first major drop.
by Richard Wilson, 11 years ago
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by Richard Wilson, 11 years ago
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Storm Coaster towers over the once-impressive Sky High Skyway.
by Richard Wilson, 11 years ago
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Block brakes will stop a vehicle if the next block is not clear ahead; as such they're always placed at a high point of track that will provide enough momentum to safely finish the ride.
by Richard Wilson, 11 years ago
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