Project 2025/Holzfäller: Big Bad Wolf 2 (B&M Family Invert)

[TheCoasterNerd]

Awesome pics! I think it's safe to say that even though BGW's marketing department isn't doing much to promote, people will DEFINITELY know that there is something back there.

Thanks! And definitely. It's very visible from most of the back of the park

 

[Lord Robert]

It's looking really good so far. I hope the Bavarian village theming is really good and intact despite the rumors of cuts to the coaster. It will be interesting to see how the coaster compares to Pheonix Rising when it opens.

 

[TheCoasterNerd]

Theming has begun on the village
And track is finally starting to go in for the second lift

 

[markp700]

Theming has begun on the village View attachment 35776
And track is finally starting to go in for the second lift
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Wow, I've never seen any coaster track like the base of the second lift hill.

 

[AIR]

Gotta make room for the sprocket. It is interesting how high the beginning of the lift is in relation to previous installs. Makes me wonder if the train is going to slow to a crawl and be fed into the lift via drive wheels or the speed of the train will just carry it into the lift (Lochness lift 2 style)

 

[Ultrasuede]

And the best part...no lean-to for train maintenance I bet the line to transfer to that coaster is long haha

 

[cricket]

 

[warfelg]

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Reported to Admins for porn.

Jesus. That is just beautiful track work.

 

[jonfin826]

Holy crap. Alright they can have the stupid name, that looks incredible.

 

[Themeparkfan09]

Holy crap. Alright they can have the stupid name, that looks incredible.

If it doesn’t ride like phoenix rising then we’re good.Still not better than Rapterra (obviously) but it looks fun.

 

[jonfin826]

If it doesn’t ride like phoenix rising then we’re good.Still not better than Rapterra (obviously) but it looks fun.

I'm still more excited for this than Rapterra but I'm also stupid and have bad opinions

 

[MrBradferd]

I'm still more excited for this than Rapterra but I'm also stupid and have bad opinions

Im also lowkey more hyped for this than rapterra.

 

[rideopsarecool]

It might be a bit premature, but I already have my attire planned whenever opening day is !

 

[Le Moose]

It might be a bit premature, but I already have my attire planned whenever opening day is !

Don’t worry, me too!

 

[guy305]

I wonder what the total elevation change is? Starting to look like more than I was expecting.

 

[SLC Headache]

The way this ride stays relatively low to the ground made me wonder, do any of the other inverts in the US take advantage of terrain? I know Alpie's ending does a little, but it's nowhere near the way something like Nemesis at Alton Towers is built into the landscape.

 

[CoasterSkinny]

The way this ride stays relatively low to the ground made me wonder, do any of the other inverts in the US take advantage of terrain? I know Alpie's ending does a little, but it's nowhere near the way something like Nemesis at Alton Towers is built into the landscape.

Alpengeist and Banshee both use the terrain throughout their layouts quite a bit!

 

[halfabee]

Montu makes remarkable use of "terrain" given that its plot is basically flat. Where terrain interaction couldn't exist, they just went ahead and trenched it out anyway.

 

[Unagi]

I know Alpie's ending does a little, but it's nowhere near the way something like Nemesis at Alton Towers is built into the landscape.

Keep in mind that Nemesis at Alton Towers had a lot of excavation and terraforming done to it due to the park's height restriction on building attractions and wasn't built and designed into the natural landscape like Alp was.

 

[SLC Headache]

Montu makes remarkable use of "terrain" given that its plot is basically flat. Where terrain interaction couldn't exist, they just went ahead and trenched it out anyway.

And how could I have forgotten the cut-down version Afterburn, which also has a trench for its batwing?