What do you mean by intact? The outer themed shell of the tube is still there. If you mean the inner track and launch wheels etc. then I doubt many here would have would have details of interior work.
Incredible Hulk Coaster Refurb
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What do you mean by intact? The outer themed shell of the tube is still there. If you mean the inner track and launch wheels etc. then I doubt many here would have would have details of interior work.
Yeah, I had personally never seen a footer at that state myself, so it took me a second to realize that was it.
Typically, yes, but if its a simple footer construction, they can pour it all in one shot. In the case of most footers for coasters though, they would dig the hole, build the rebar cage and put it in the hole, and pour concrete up to a certain point. It would have part of the rebar cage sticking up out of the concrete at this point. They would then build the upper part of the footer. This is the part that sticks out of the ground and is the state that the pic I posted is at. They would weld or tie the bolts into the cage then put a sonotube or build a box around it to do the final pour.
I sent some pics I took from USJ to Screamscape and also mentioned that I had taken photos of the supports for the Hollywood Dream....then Lance from the site replied that they would be bigger/thicker anyway in Japan due to the higher earthquake standards needed.
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Most of the focus right now is on the second half of the ride. That area is completely torn up. New foundations and footers are getting ready to be poured. Which makes me wonder if we're going to see some serious changes back there!
Any reason they'd do that if they were doing a bolt for bolt identical replacement? lol
Did they ever core-out the footers water side? I have never seen pictures showing that they actually did something.
yeah, it is easier to just rip them up then going through all that coring biz. They are set in exposed earth out back.
yeah, it is easier to just rip them up then going through all that coring biz. They are set in exposed earth out back.
Once this opens to the public, how easy will it be to get photos inside if they're not letting people into the queue without passing through a metal detector?
Obviously there will be publicity shots but I imagine there will be lots of little details that will be difficult to make it's way online.
Why not go through the metal detector to see the queue?
Oh... because the camera is an object that isn't allowed right? I suppose one will have to slip on a hidden micro camera to pull those off.
Oh... because the camera is an object that isn't allowed right? I suppose one will have to slip on a hidden micro camera to pull those off.
Sir, why do you keep pointing your crotch at things?
Soo went to the park today. Islands is Not the same without the Hulk Roar upon entering the front gates. The ENTIRE park was quiet today. Quiet in the sense, you could hear everything. Along with the beautiful 80 degree weather, no one seem to mind the construction. Kudos to Universal.
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Huh:huh:
The post above yours mentioned a micro camera. I thought you meant hiding that in your belt buckle so you could take photos of the queue area.
Noooooo! devinp didn't mention that... I did! I was talking about glasses that record HD video and stuff like that.
Part 2 or what I would like to call "The Teebin Update"
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I can't believe that they would leave an unthemed show building just visible like that! AHHHHHHHHH!!!!. LOL
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