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It's funny to watch, tempted to get involved.... No I shall not, I'm not one of them!

I'm speechless, I'm actually speechless, THUMBS UP THORPE! *looks for thumbs emotion..*I mean wow, made a nice little gallery here, should you hate facebook like me.

C'mon Development Diary, give meh piccys NAW!

Looks like I was late to the humor I wonder what the next thing to appear on the dev diary will be, perhaps a helicopter.....

Okay err I wasn't expecting a reply like that, I was just correcting mistakes, and If I'm honest don't get what your point is with the fuselage being too big.Can we put the plane to bed now, I shouldn't have brought it back up in the first place. Sowwy

*drools* Will certainly be the cherry on the cake if they look like this. Also, if you imagine really hard this looks like fire.......and not orange tarp.

lololol, nice assumption there sidders. Just wanted to put the record straight, *puts plane to bed*.Thall shall not ever speak of it again!....until opening day, when somebody else tries to tell me what model it is. Hehe"It's like Coaster Force up in here!" Take back that blasphemy!

Sorry to bring the plane up again, this makes me sound like I was talking rubbish.<rant>Hello there pilot, may I ask, what series of the 737 has 4 engines? I can assure you it is not a 737 unless it's the wings and engines of two different aircraft's... OF WHICH you did say, which is fair enough, if that's what you meant.With that assumption how can you tell me it's a Boeing 737 after saying the Wings and/or Engines are sourced elsewhere? (Seeing as there is no other parts of the plane visible.) Which is why I suggested it was a Airbus A340, basing that entirely on the Wing and Engine layout, and the wing tips (of which the 737 doesn't sport).As I said before the knowledge was from a brake-rider/push back driver, whom works with them everyday. (Colleagues also suggested it was a A340)I don't see how you can make such a detailed estimation as you are only guessing like the rest of us.One more thing, I quote "the general electric engines on the wing are far too large for the A340", have you seen the size of the engines on the A340? Same size if not bigger.</rant>Other than that, I agree with what you said.Everyone forgive me for mentioning this again

Everything is starting to come together now, the whole site looks amazing, and it's not even finished yet! Can't wait to see what they do with the main body.Also, I missed the plans, where are water "features" going?

^ It is quite a familiar logo, I guess some people don't reconise it. They make light bulbs.....and among other things aircraft engines

Absolutely! That looks amazing! Great Find

It is a waste of resources too though. God knows how much gas a season would use.

lol, although I would assume swarm will have these effects. We shall see!

Here's the interview- re uploaded for forum and posting purposes, Look at this huge SWARM promotional poster I came across, which clearly shows fire coming from the plane, can't wait!Enlarge

First view of the tail!Via CoasterUpdates

Hopefully :DPlans are coming together. I must say, I love you Thorpe!hmmmm post edited?

The Airbus A340 is a beauty!A cargo aircraft, would have been something like this, although the Airbus series is unknown, would have been a smaller version, perhaps the -200. The wings are clearly modified by Merlin studios to fit the ride, removing the wing flaps.As it's not a whole plane, it would have been bought scrap. Might have been a cargo plane might not have been, as it would look the same once its stripped out anyway. Generally the seats are reused because the 300 series still fly. Enough about the plane, lets bask in the SWARMS spotlight!Still loving the picture above

The aircraft is definitely an Airbus A340, for those interested!

Most new pictures! http://coasterupdate...age-and-engine/PS, the plane looks real! Gallery ViewClick the link above to view!

Oh Hai, there seems to be a stray plane

There's quite a few trims on SWARM, Does that train frame also include arms at full length? Looking at it that's a very tight fit, or very small trains.

New SWARM images via Thorpe Park, http://coasterupdates.com/2011/11/new-swarm-pictures-via-thorpepark/

Extreme Swarm fog today, http://coasterupdates.com/2011/11/stealths-gone-oh-wait-its-just-fog/

The trains are rather heavy though, I take it we are all referencing to kinda ka because it was on megabuilds