In a similar vein to how Winston Churchill single-handedly defeated the Axis Powers to win World War II, Alan Schilke single-handedly designed Steel Vengeance, down to the last bolt
Love RMC and what they stand for. Enthusiasts making rides for other enthusiasts. I feel like Intimin can be that sometimes, while also keeping the GP in mind, and I feel like B&M creates daunting, nerve-wracking coaster designs with incredibly terrifying first drops, but usually layout the coaster to coast and sail smoothly to give the GP a full experience of anticipation, anxiety, terror, realizing you didn’t die, smooth easy elements that relax and also excite you and make you realize how awesome coasters are and then end. Which is great and a reason I love B&M, but RMC doesn’t care about creating that experience. It’s balls to the wall insanity full stop and they’re completely unapologetic about it!
He built a beautiful ride!
What a cool moment. The artist experiences their creation.
Awesome, but I’m surprised he didn’t expect the hat wouldn’t work.
In a similar vein to how Winston Churchill single-handedly defeated the Axis Powers to win World War II, Alan Schilke single-handedly designed Steel Vengeance, down to the last bolt
Love RMC and what they stand for. Enthusiasts making rides for other enthusiasts. I feel like Intimin can be that sometimes, while also keeping the GP in mind, and I feel like B&M creates daunting, nerve-wracking coaster designs with incredibly terrifying first drops, but usually layout the coaster to coast and sail smoothly to give the GP a full experience of anticipation, anxiety, terror, realizing you didn’t die, smooth easy elements that relax and also excite you and make you realize how awesome coasters are and then end. Which is great and a reason I love B&M, but RMC doesn’t care about creating that experience. It’s balls to the wall insanity full stop and they’re completely unapologetic about it!
That coaster is... Schilke smooth.
Badum tsss
lol
The screams of a grown man are 😂😂😂😂😂