[Some Requested CTR's]

Arrow Huss Stand-Up trains Over-the-shoulder restraints are different than Togo Stand-up Over-the-shoulder restraints and there are no bike seats on the Arrow stand-up trains they had seatbelts instead. and even had black bar around their ankles to prevent falling forwards.

[Some Requested CTR's]

I wanted to see Arrow Huss Stand-Up trains like this: 

Corkscrew trains version (EXT Extremeroller at Worlds of Fun)

Mine Train version (Railblazer at Six Flags St. Louis)

Mine Train version (Railblazer at Six Flags St. Louis)

Corkscrew trains version (EXT Extremeroller at Worlds of Fun)

[Some Requested CTR's]

On 23/10/2018 at 17:17, RobWhlkRT12P said:

Hello!

Some time back, Sebar and Ripper did their take on the Flying Fish compact steel (wild mouse-style) family roller coaster that used boxy fish coaster cars for its vehicles (they did the model that sits 2 per row, for a total of 4 passengers per vehicle); however, when I looked at some old photos from the old Pacific Ocean Park (POP), I saw that the fish vehicles POP employed were somewhat more slender and a bit longer, since these sat its 4 passengers for each vehicle one in front of each other!

A close-up view of POP's famous Flying Fish roller coaster.

A closer-up look at a Flying Fish coaster car at Pacific Ocean Park.  Notice how this family of 4 were seated thereon.

A scene of the Wildcat (originally Flying Fish) roller coaster that was once at Rocky Point Park in Rhode Island.

A better snapshot of Rocky Point Park's family steel coaster during its Wildcat phase—notice its cars were rethemed in tiger stripes.

 

 

Looks like a knock off version Ben Schiff hybrid Wild Mouse coaster.

[My Custom Rides]

I really wish that there's a Schiff Wild Mouse custom track looked like this:

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for Schiff Wild Mouse CTR by Realsteels.