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The Latest Concept in Thrill Rides:
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Bullitt was one of the all-time great car chase films. What if the film was the basis for a themed attraction using a late model Ford Mustang and the CRC system? Wouldn’t that be cool? That’s what we thought, so above are some animated sequences to show what it might be like. (Kids: the computer models and animated sequences were produced by CCS and Haro Digital using Autodesk software products)
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DISCLAIMER: Ford Motor Corporation, Warner Bros. Pictures and Autodesk are in no way affiliated with Cantilevered Coaster Systems and do not endorse its concepts or products. |
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CANTILEVERED NEWS:March 2010 - Cantilevered Coaster in March Issue of Parkworld.
Sept. 12, 2010 - Over the last month, NTW Productions uploads several You Tube videos; Cantilevered Roller Coaster V2: Exhibit A Cantilevered Coaster Kinematics Trial #5 Cantilevered Roller Coaster V2: Exhibit B see www.youtube.com for moreÉ June 30, 2010 - NTW Productions uploads You Tube video Cantilevered Coaster Kinematics Test 2. June 25, 2010 - NTW Productions uploads You Tube video Cantilevered Coaster Kinematics Test
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| The Cantilevered Roller Coaster (CRC) system employs two tracks to create multi-axis movements of the ride vehicle. The upper track (A) determines the basic course that the vehicle follows. The lower track (B) and its variable position relative to the upper track along the course determines how the vehicle moves along axis 1: yaw-roll; 2: pitch fore-aft; and 3: vertical stroke up and down. The vehicle design in this image was influenced by the film ÒBlade RunnerÓ. | |||||||||
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