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I feel like this is gonna have the same effect the little mermaid had on me. The exterior looks amazing but the ride is lame.
..... how else is a vehicle supposed to turn?
I think he was referring to the oddly short turn radius for the RV as compared to an actual truck of comparable size. A turn that tight for the vehicle that RV is attempting to emulate shouldn't be possible. This is mainly due to all the wheels being able to turn...... how else is a vehicle supposed to turn?
I think he was referring to the oddly short turn radius for the RV as compared to an actual truck of comparable size. A turn that tight for the vehicle that RV is attempting to emulate shouldn't be possible. This is mainly due to all the wheels being able to turn.
Im gonna go all Debbie Downer on this. With the length of the rv and the length of the outdoor track, the outdoor portion seems kind of like a ....waste. Yes I know majestic doors and all that. But with the scale of the temple, size of the trucks, everything, it makes that outdoor ride seem puny.
:saywhat:I'll be a Debbie downer too. It looks so unrealistic, with the way the vehicle is turning. Also, hope they slow it down, that outdoor portion is 10 seconds long. Looks lame ngl and with the screenz, not looking forward to it.
I feel like this is gonna have the same effect the little mermaid had on me. The exterior looks amazing but the ride is lame.
"The outdoor turn is too turney" is what I'm gathering from this page of the discussion
Nice reminder hint, but expected from info on your previous posts.The covered cab tells you all what you need to know about this attraction.
They started testing during the day!!!!!!!
Isn't that what 4 wheel drive is?I think he was referring to the oddly short turn radius for the RV as compared to an actual truck of comparable size. A turn that tight for the vehicle that RV is attempting to emulate shouldn't be possible. This is mainly due to all the wheels being able to turn.
I wouldn't know for sure, so correct me if you can, but I believe that 4 wheel drive is that all the wheels are connected to the motor. They do not necessarily all turn.Isn't that what 4 wheel drive is?
"The outdoor turn is too turney" is what I'm gathering from this page of the discussion