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Am I being pessimistic that the questions answered will NOT be any of the fanboy/enthusiast variety??

I'll be interested to see what the first couple look like, but I have a feeling all these will be geared to GP'ers, and frankly anyone who visits this site, is closely following D-back's construction, or has any sort of knowledge about B&M coasters would be able to answer themselves! (Terpy, are you with me on this??)

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Am I being pessimistic that the questions answered will NOT be any of the fanboy/enthusiast variety??

I'll be interested to see what the first couple look like, but I have a feeling all these will be geared to GP'ers, and frankly anyone who visits this site, is closely following D-back's construction, or has any sort of knowledge about B&M coasters would be able to answer themselves! (Terpy, are you with me on this??)

Not really. Give the nice gentleman a chance. Send in your question...and wait.

Don can be surprising!

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Well, there is a simple reason for that. Because they decided to change the color of the supports after the rendering was developed. Keep in mind that the track for Backlot Stunt Coaster was originally yellow in the original renderings, but they then decided to make the track be the same color as the supports. Sometimes they change the color just because they want to. They may not have a valid reason as to why, besides the fact that they can change the color.

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CoastersRZ brings up a great point about concepts. Besides Firehawk (which just used the recycled Stealth video), this is the first concept video for a new ride at Kings Island that we have seen so far and I think so far it's been fairly accurate. I just hope the splash down area and landscaping looks as good in real life as it does in the video, so far though it seems KI and CF are going all out on this ride and its about time Kings Island went all out on a ride. I loved a lot of things about Paramount but I noticed their concept videos were ALWAYS huge exaggerations of the finished product.

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CoastersRZ brings up a great point about concepts. Besides Firehawk (which just used the recycled Stealth video), this is the first concept video for a new ride at Kings Island that we have seen so far and I think so far it's been fairly accurate. I just hope the splash down area and landscaping looks as good in real life as it does in the video, so far though it seems KI and CF are going all out on this ride and its about time Kings Island went all out on a ride. I loved a lot of things about Paramount but I noticed their concept videos were ALWAYS huge exaggerations of the finished product.

Might be a question worth asking, in regards to the splashdown area. The renderings and promotional artwork show a detailed splashdown made to look like a natural pond. Will the final result hold true to the renderings, landscaping the splashdown with large boulders around the shore and the occasional rock jutting up from the middle... or was this effect just for the artwork used to promote the ride?

I'm really hoping they give special care to landscaping the splashdown area. A natural looking pond with boulders and lush foliage nearby will look a thousand times better than a swimming pool with a rather bare lawn surrounding it.

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CoastersRZ brings up a great point about concepts. Besides Firehawk (which just used the recycled Stealth video), this is the first concept video for a new ride at Kings Island that we have seen so far and I think so far it's been fairly accurate. I just hope the splash down area and landscaping looks as good in real life as it does in the video, so far though it seems KI and CF are going all out on this ride and its about time Kings Island went all out on a ride. I loved a lot of things about Paramount but I noticed their concept videos were ALWAYS huge exaggerations of the finished product.

Might be a question worth asking, in regards to the splashdown area. The renderings and promotional artwork show a detailed splashdown made to look like a natural pond. Will the final result hold true to the renderings, landscaping the splashdown with large boulders around the shore and the occasional rock jutting up from the middle... or was this effect just for the artwork used to promote the ride?

I'm really hoping they give special care to landscaping the splashdown area. A natural looking pond with boulders and lush foliage nearby will look a thousand times better than a swimming pool with a rather bare lawn surrounding it.

That's certainly a question that's worth asking. I encourage you to do so.

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