691 replies to this topic

[jarhead12343]

vekoma?

[postit]

1.Steel?-yes
2.North America?-yes
3.Inversions?-yes
4.B&M?-no
5.100ft. tall?-no
6.Launched?-no
7.Arrow?-no
8.Vekoma?-no

[B&Master3000]

Is it built by Intamin AG?

[jarhead12343]

zamperla??

[postit]

1.Steel?-yes
2.North America?-yes
3.Inversions?-yes
4.B&M?-no
5.100ft. tall?-no
6.Launched?-no
7.Arrow?-no
8.Vekoma?-no
9.Intamin AG?-yes
10.Zamperla?-no

I'd like to point out the edit that i made one page ago, as a clue. Why would I make that edit?

[Coasterholic14]

USA? (i think i know it, just making sure)

[postit]

1.Steel?-yes
2.North America?-yes
3.Inversions?-yes
4.B&M?-no
5.100ft. tall?-no
6.Launched?-no
7.Arrow?-no
8.Vekoma?-no
9.Intamin AG?-yes
10.Zamperla?-no
11.USA?-yes

[Coasterholic14]

Well, i know which coaster it is...but i'm not sure which re-location you are reffering to, so i'm just gonna take a guess and say Batman The Escape@Six Flags AstroWorld, Houston, Texas (its current location)

[postit]

Good job. The original B&M Stand-Up, built by Intamin, designed by 2 fellows named Bollinger and Mabillard.

[Coasterholic14]

yep yep, that's where B&M branched off and became its own company, that's why the Intamin design at that time was so similar to current-day B&M, they originally worked for Intamin.

Ok, got my coaster, start guessing