S&S El Loco for Flamingo Land
Graeme 
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It's common knowledge now, on RCDB etc, so I can post it on here. Flamingo Land is getting an S&S El Loco like Steel Hawg for 2009. I think I heard it will have a 125-degree drop, as opposed to Steel Hawg's 120-degree descent. Also, as Tim quite rightly told me in an email, these coasters have inversions (which I forgot). So, I can't pretend it's my thing, but it's another ride to keep an eye on. |
at 10/14/08 5:39:03 PM
Question remains, will they go for the Steel Hawg clone, or the compact version, but with the 125 degree angle drop.
Grazza, if you haven't already, check out Steel Hawg's numbers on rcdb... and you'll see why in the email I said these would make a great family looper.
at 10/14/08 6:11:52 PM
> Question remains, will they go for the Steel Hawg clone, or
> the compact version, but with the 125 degree angle drop.
> Grazza, if you haven't already, check out Steel Hawg's
> numbers on rcdb... and you'll see why in the email I said
> these would make a great family looper.
I do indeed. I must admit, I was a bit unfair on these and do think they look really cool.
Is there a more compact version than Steel Hawg? It looks incredibly compact to me.
at 10/14/08 9:06:00 PM
Yeah, I have it on YouTube... But Steel Hawg is increidbly compact...almost to the point Blackpool could shoehorn it in.
at 5/18/09 8:38:08 AM
Mumbo Jumbo is really on its way up, construction photos are on Towers Times looking good for 3rd july opening
Flamingo Land have published anotehr youtube blog featuring a Q&A session with the operations manager
at 5/18/09 4:21:17 PM
Thanks for the update Stu. :)
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