I wonder if they're going to knock down that arch to expose the coaster track a bit
I wonder if they're going to knock down that arch to expose the coaster track a bit
Actually might do the opposite, and add more to block view even more.I wonder if they're going to knock down that arch to expose the coaster track a bit
I'm not real concerned about the 'amount' of rock work, only that it be quality work, which we generally get for Potter anyway. After all, this takes place in a wooded forest area of Scotland, not a John Wayne movie in a western USA semi desert.Just to say, isn't the big rock-work only supposed to be for the outside view; because the indoor portion of it wouldn't really be much of anything to begin with..?
I do agree, and it makes me somewhat concerned...but, I remind myself somewhat of Kong as I say that.
It looks like Nassal is using a different rock work process. Instead of installing cloth covered wire frames then covering them with shotcrete. It looks like they have the shotcrete sculpted before they install the wire framing.
With a new coaster you need at least 2 months of testing. I believe HRRR had 2.5 and the Hulk rebuild did too. Obviously you can't have people working on site while the coaster is zooming around. It's a safety hazard.Volcano Bay didn't had it's rock work 6 month before opening and it had a ton, this ride only gets a fraction of that. This is not Disney, Universal doesn't need a year to put some great looking rock work in place.
Keep in mind Universal will continue working till opening day and probably a bit after that. Their projects go 24/7. There also isn't an official opening date yet.
With a new coaster you need at least 2 months of testing. I believe HRRR had 2.5 and the Hulk rebuild did too. Obviously you can't have people working on site while the coaster is zooming around. It's a safety hazard.
Volcano Bay had a ton of rockwork progress already in place 6 months before opening. Not that it's a fair comparison.
Looks great, there also could be a scene inside the abby.
With the way they left the ends ragged I would expect a cupola on top to hide that.Am I seeing correctly that they have installed a lightning rod on the barn before they have a finished roof? Safety first I guess!