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Wow that is just insane looking. Don't get me wrong, I'm excited for Iron Gwazi, but Pantheon is the most intriguing 2020 addition imo. Just look at those two elements.
1 and 1A in most interesting additions for 2020 IMO. Candymonium and Orion are blah.
Everyone is all “Gwazi” and “Pantheon”, but I think KD might surprise us with its 2020 addition. I wouldn’t count them out yet.
Pantheon looks like it'll be fun...

Iron Gwazi looks like it'll be INCREDIBLE.
 
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I'm completely torn on outward banked turns. I just hope it's a gentle feeling and not as if you are being ejected. My old age is starting to get to me :(
Outward banks can only be comfortable if ejector air. As conventional banked turns align positive forces, outward banks align negative forces. You're thrown out of your seat but more or less straight out of your seat. Also, ejector air, unless ridiculous, is great back therapy, like those things that hang you upside down.
 
Outward banks can only be comfortable if ejector air. As conventional banked turns align positive forces, outward banks align negative forces.

I'm not sure I agree with you on that all. If you are being forcibly thrown then you have the restraint to worry about. That is my point. I think of Twisted Timbers and how in the back seat I find it uncomfortable on my legs.
 
To my eye, these (below) are the first three bona fide "holy shit" Pantheon photos, truly reflecting the altitude and disposition of that outward banked high turn as a BGW guest will see it. Wow.

Can't wait to see trains zipping over that section of the layout. Not to mention experiencing it.

Not a great habit to quote others' photos in posts (?), so hopefully I get away with it once and then never do it again.

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I'm not sure I agree with you on that all. If you are being forcibly thrown then you have the restraint to worry about. That is my point. I think of Twisted Timbers and how in the back seat I find it uncomfortable on my legs.
Some of TT's hills are more yanky than others, I hold on to the bar after the cutback through the trick-track and the last little hills. The reverse bank is intense but not too strong.

Looking at the pics, this does look different than RMC's outward bank. Much more tilted, the pull should be into the track which would make that mild ejector in the vertical plane, pulling mostly horizontal. It's also big. Sweet!
 
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Some of TT's hills are more yanky than others, I hold on to the bar after the cutback through the trick-track and the last little hills. The reverse bank is intense but not too strong.

Looking at the pics, this does look different than RMC's outward bank. Much more tilted, the pull should be into the track which would make that mild ejector in the vertical plane, pulling mostly horizontal. It's also big. Sweet!
The interesting thing I've found on TT is that if I tense up/grab the handle thing, it feels a lot rougher.

When I just put my hands up, relax and submit to RMCs, that's when they feel amazing.
 
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