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msoeagle
Heres something I found interesting on the back of my whalters hobby store catolog. There is a white piece of paper on the bottom blocking out my last name and adress.
msoeagle
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That's a model from CoasterDynamix, there are more pictures and video of it at
http://coasterdynamix.com you smell
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msoeagle
Thats cool.
msoeagle
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FRD714
I saw a couple of these at the hobby show last year. Thay were so cool. You can bend the track however you want and make your own designs. I would of bought one, but they were real expensive.
Frank
FRD714
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FRD714
Actually the pics on there are from the hobby show I went to. Im surprised I was in any of them since I was looking at it like all day.
Frank
FRD714
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Those models are so amazing. If i had that kind of money, I wouldn't mind buying the whole line of them. I think the inverted coasters are their best.
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Trailblazer Tony
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FRD714
Im asking for one of them for Christmas.
Frank
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msoeagle
How much are they?
msoeagle
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FRD714
The scorpion is $200 and the bigger one is $500. They are expensive, but probably worth it.
Frank
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msoeagle
Wow
msoeagle
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yeah those are really awsome models and i agree with you guys TOO EXPENSIVE lol if they were in the 50-100 dollar range i would buy one but i think 200-500 is pushing it just a little
screamindemon57
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I can see that as a reasonable price for the comet if they already have it assembled. Plus, don't they use actual steel rather than plastic? I could be wrong, but i thought they did and that would make it REALLY expensive.
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Trailblazer Tony
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FRD714
I dont think they use steel because you can bend it and it snaps to the ties. Takes a while to do, but you will be happy with the outcome.
Frank
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[jonrev]
It's mostly plastic but I think the rails are metal.
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FRD714
I just talked with someone at coaster dynamix and they siad everthing is plastic including the rails.
Frank
FRD714
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Well in that case then yeah, the prices are pretty high. Oh well, another advantage to having a lot of cash.
RIP: Trailblazer and Deja Vu...heck, even Alien Encounter
Fangs Up Cobra Style!!!
Chitown's finest resident here!!!!!
Trailblazer Tony
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FRD714
Come chirstmas Ill have enough money to get one.
Frank
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