DK's lifthill looks so shallow compared

The angle of the photo plays a part in that too.

X-Flight's making progress...

I do sort of wish Swarm had a longer layout like X Flight. I think it would have been possible if the station was placed where the toilets are being built, and the lift hill ran parallel to the right hand side of the island (from the plans perspective) - it would have left more room on the bulk of the island for a longer layout.

But X flight looks alittle...messy?

Courtesy of RCDB.

But X flight looks alittle...messy?

That's because it's not finished...

Courtesy of RCDB.

That looks gorgeous.I mean, you can't see much of it, but Storm Runner in the background looks like genius compared to that yellow abomination.

So ugly and mechanical if you know what I mean.Here's where someone makes a ****ty comment about how Rollercoasters ARE mechanical. lololol

I agree, Rattle. There's just something about that garish yellow and all those ugly bolts that make it look... industrial. Like it belongs in a large American dock/heavy shipment harbour.

Industrial, that's the word. Compared to the sleek Intimidator 305 and just ordinary supports now-a-days too!

I think it's due to the lack of cylinder shapes on the track, the supports are just square and horrible, as is the lifthill.

More SkyRush construction. It's picking up considerable speed now that hideous lift is finished...First air-time hill is nearly crested. It's only 80ft tall! After the 200ft drop that's going to deliver some serious air-time.A different perspective.New highly-banked turn...Further track pieces for the second air-time hill are also being installed. The photo is probably about as vaguely photogenic as SkyRush can get.And SkyRush has a feline friend! This cat has apparently been wandering the area for a few days.

Double post because I can:Shambhala's progressing too. After sifting through the PA Community forums I found these.

The contrast between Shambahala and Skyfail is so massive it's not funny. For instancethat is just vile whilst the white and blue of Port Aventuras hyper works really well.

In further B&M news... Do let's play a game. First one to spot Behemoth wins.

Behind the first turn next to the crane.

You don't actually win anything.

Remember that crazy B&M Flying Coaster in China which opened last year? Starry Night Ripper is one of the most unique rides of its type that I have seen. Here is a fantastic video which showcases the ride's unique approach to the ride type!

I love that flyer so much, it's beautiful. If I ever pluck up the courage to pay the reds a visit, I'm totally on that thing

The new coaster at Legoland Billund is coming together nicely.http://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.382412871772327.108516.290711474275801&type=1(Sorry for only having the link. Pictures wouldn't upload properly)

A new picture has surfaced of "Divertical" on the Mirabilandia official facebook page.Page Link: https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=10150798837875031&set=a.10150625560330031.486228.59433320030&type=1&theater

Key Stone Thrills have spotted an s-bend on SkyRush. And what and s-bend it is!Looking awesome, if you can ignore the colours. And considering SkyRush's newly-modified lap-bar restraints, riders' necks might be preserved until the end of the ride in a world's first for Intamin.Oh, and some funky-lookin' doohickey thing is clamped onto the track for whatever reason.

Intamin have got the old track measurer out so they know what width to build the trains. Technological genius at work.

Nice to know they do all the important stuff before the track leaves the fabrication plant...