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Twister - Gravity Group Coaster for Grona Lund

Twister is going up fast!!

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From RCDB

More images of the construction can be found on the Gravity Group FB-page: Twister Construction GG FB
 
And i thought the park was rammed as it was! im interested to see how it fitts into the look of the park as it doesnt seem the sort of park that a woodie would fit into. will be very intersting to see the finished product.
 
SnooSnoo said:
Kinda reminds me of Indiana Beach. Can't wait to see a POV.
That's what I was thinking. The CGI POV looks a bit too fabricated, so I'll be intrigued too to see how the speed works out in real life.
 
A couple of new photos have been posted on RCDB:

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I really like the way this is shaping up.
 
Wow! There's not much room in there is there?! It looks really compact, the interactions are going to be great.
 
And I thought had the highest ratio of coasters/m^2...

Let's see how TGG handle a family coaster. Up to this coaster, they have built big coasters (I am not counting the one they're building in the US because it hasn't open yet) and reviews have been mostly positive.
 
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nFW5YxC8P5g[/youtube]
A few days old video with an interview of the Park Manager and Korey Kiepert about the construction of Twister.

Fresh of the webcam:
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All of the structure done, track needs to be sorted now...
 
It really reminds me of The Lost Coaster of Superstition Mountain at Indiana Beach.

It looks great!
 
Justin of the ECC have taken a few close up images of the construction of Twister a few weeks ago, and they are available on the ECC web page. On them you can see how tight the fit of Twister really is...

Twister gallery at coasterclub.org
 
Some great photos there, but this drop is amazing!

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^And the view! So close to the water!

I'm loving the look of this. Got to be one of the most unique woodies (if not coasters) out there!
 
There will be a board-walk between the coaster and the water (which will also house the ride entrance to Twister), you can see the framing for it at the top of the image. But it's still really close...

More progress on the track have been made over the last couple of days:

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Images from the Gravity Group FB page: Click
 
This has to be one of the most exciting coasters of the year, and it's on three pages. Thorpe Park haven't even broken ground yet on their new coaster and it's 3,587 pages ;)

Looks absolutely stunning. I love the way the wooden coaster manufacturers are doing what has always worked in the past, but using modern technology to make them better and more comfortable. Steel is trying to make the future, wood is improving on the past. I know which one I think is winning ;)
 
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