the way up to the twin peaks...
The Wavertree Boat
the water here must be really deep
the wall of portraits
the views just get better
The US Post Office
The upskirt of the Brooklyn Bridge
The untested prototype ran continuously for 3 full exhibition days for public try outs, it was quite a feat.
The University library
The United nations building
The twin peaks in the distance
The transforming NY skyline to night
the transforming city
The Tranamerica tower and San Francisco skyline
The trains in typical B&M fashion, with 4 a-row seats
The train coming from the distance
The towers street and grand arcade after the entrance
the tonner's speedy!
The think tank!
The the MP precision drill next.
The Tech Museum of Innovation!
the sunset at full force
the sun over the horizon
the sun is setting behind us
the studio floorplan
the strong crashing waves by the bay
The streaks of interstate highways in the distance
The stations are umm, purely functional!
The station is packed by very fast moving
The Staten Island ferry
the stairwell is mostly CG
the spell try out zone
The special awards 2008
the spaces on the exhibit floor
The Sonic Spinball whizzer in Adventure Land, sponsored by SEGA
The Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum
The smarter traveler's choice
The simulator was a real crowd magnet and is a favourite among the visitors.
The simulator promotional brochure.
The simulator is able to accommodate children and adults, thanks to it's adjustable seating and steering mount.
The simulator in the fabrication stage, the super structure consists mostly of welded square and tubular mild steel tubes, which
The shuttle bus from Walford Junction
the set exterior
the self stirring pot
The screams attract a considerable audience at times. :P
The schematic engineering drawings of the simulator
The scene preserved as in the first movie
The San Francisco Bay
The same one which Kong climbed!
The runaway mine train