Untamed between the rails on-ride POV @60fps Walibi Holland 

I thought it was just me who heard the air time

I overheard a lot of guests notice that the paint still on the tracks at the drop for steel vengeance. Train barely makes any contact at all lol.

Hahaha, I hadn't noticed that! Awesome.

It’s the anti roll back sound it’s amazing😊

That’s not the chaindog. It’s the road wheels that come slightly off the track during moments of negative g’s (airtime moments) then coming back down during moments of positive g’s (valleys). *S c i e n c e*

@@dibble1331 I am pretty sure it is the chaindog, the sound when going up the lift hill and the sound when going over a hill is the same

@@dibble1331 bro really thought he was all smart and shit writing "science" thats funny

Well it’s not gonna teleport to the barrel roll, now is it?

Ugh. Riders should either wear a shielded helmet or keep their mouths closed. 🥵🦟

The front of the train is also a big fly

@@MiyaPAMasane I thought it was a möth?

@@alaeriia01 im pretty sure its a dragonfly

Untamed, welcome to North Carolina.

Kärnan Fanboy I would’ve preferred a ridercam POV, as long as it’s like the one Coaster Studios did it Twisted Cyclone.

Dosware Pictures The other POVs never did the ride justice. But this POV shows how it’s flying

Kärnan Fanboy I know, I was joking about how Taylor’s shirt was flying (which really showed how TC’s airtime was)

Dosware Pictures well there’s also a rider came for this ride, also just uploaded

Kärnan Fanboy I noticed after my first comment. Also, what’s rider came

Well it’s pretty close to the same amount for a steel coaster so...

@@ObvPhotography Actually that is not true. RMC make some of if not THE best cheapest steel coasters. A good example of this is Wildfire, a 187 foot tall topper track wooden coaster. Another wooden coaster that has similar stats is the one and only El Toro...you already know the stats. These two wooden coasters are both prefabricated, are between 180 and 190 feet tall, and are between 4,000 and 4,500 feet long. Meanwhile Wildfire was taller and built around terrain, it costed 110 million SEK or $11.9 million USD meanwhile El Toro costed a whopping $25 million USD to build. Why is that you may wonder? Well meanwhile Intamin contracts other manufacturers or businesses to construct or calculate forces on their coasters, RMC just does everything themselves. They build their own supports and calculate forces and stress analysis themselves, meanwhile for El Toro, Intamin had...RMC construct the coaster and had Ingenieurbüro Stengel GmbH or simply Stengel Engineering calculate forces and stress analysis. Reaching out to other businesses leads to more cost, which is why RMC’s coasters are so cheap...well for a coaster anyways.

Agreed. I love how most RMC coasters don't have any dead spots.

What's funny is RMC follows two rules that are most important in avoiding these dead spots that other companies refuse to acknowledge: 1. Know the layout and height differences in the land 2. Respect the laws of inertia, don't brake-run it like a total bitch

@@HamSammichOG *cough* B&M *cough*

I really recommend it, also sit in the back because the first drop will be the best thing in your life, since this gives you an acceleration on top of the lifthill

Yes, that’s right. I’m from the netherlands and this ride is amazing!! This is one of my favourite roller coasters

Because it is a steel coaster :P

I’m guessing you’re saying “if it actually operates” because... *L I G H T N I N G R O D* No worries. The only unreliable ride RMC has built was Lightning Rod, all of their other coasters have operated smoothly ever since their opening.

Thank well paid engineers for that,

@@jimbo4110 Well, I’d refer more to the machines who fabricated the track, and not just the “well-paid” engineers.

Vit Mor when did y’all propose bc this is a new for 2019 coaser

@@cooperativedeskionosphere9388 6 weeks ago. You can check it on my channel

Vit Mor oowh you’re that guy, I’ve seen that video. That’s the nicest way to ask your gf to marry you

Oh, great for you man! I’d love to propose on a coaster,

That’s incredible and unique

Amanda Hahl uh no

Amanda Hahl Both Hybrids

The only similarities regarding the layout that I could see was that they both had 4 inversions, had similar drops, and a speed hill after those drops. Besides that, can’t really see how they’re all that similar.

How much you wanna bet they can make a long and airtime and inversion packed coaster with only 45 feet of height?

@@dibble1331 opening in alton towers 2023

Eric Schmitz RMC: How much friction do you want? Walibi Holland: No

Pretty much... You know what I’m taking about.

From where do want to go maybe I could help if need some

Its pretty easy to get to from Amsterdam. They do a ticket with travel cost included and I used that to get a train from Amsterdam Centraal to Harderwijk station and then theres a coach that takes you to the park from there

It’s only like 2mph. If you want a fast lift hill, check out Skyrush or Flying Aces

Edster III glossy smooth

Basically if you combine Orion’s smoothness as well as Candymonium’s. In other words it’s 999,999,999,999,999,999,999,999,999,999,999,999,999,999,999,999,999,999,999x smoother than Mind Eraser.

RemixedVoice the 4 airtime hills into the final inversion are the best part

Addy Cell yes

I-Box; its the standard one they use to restore old wooden coasters. They actually used this setup for a completely original coaster at Energylandia in Poland!

MetalheadDragon or steel vengeance at cedar point

@@mxpxr0637 Oh thats an in-house coaster? That's cool. I thought the Energylandia one was the first one.

Just read that it was refurbished from an old coaster called "Mean Streak". The one in Poland is completely original.

Tell him if he doesn’t ride Twisted Timbers, he’ll have to ride Intimidator 305, but don’t tell him that even if he does ride Twisted Timbers, he still has to ride I305.

@@dibble1331 well we didnt make it to kings dominion last year due to the state of things, but are going this june, he rode just about everything our local parks so im sure he'll be on board for i305 and TT. Fingers crossed.

@@robkenna2795 Wish you guys luck. Hope you enjoy :D

I guess it does indeed have an under track wheel.

DR. C B Jr. it has all three types of Wheels: On top On the Side of the tack Underneath the track It's also a Hybrid and Not a Steel coaster

Yes

Yes, very, and they sound exactly like that in real life. I consider it sort of a hallmark of RMC design: the very loud, very clackety lift hill and the wheels that always sound like they're vibrating.

Untamed's lifthill isnt loud. Idk about other rmc's.

I guess they couldn't call it Wickerman..

Iván Diosdado No. this is the refurbished . Robin Hood. Loup-Garou is at Walibi Belgium and may also be getting RMC’d soon.

@@ACwebseries true, I got confused, thank you very much for the information, since Roller Coaster Tycoon I remember a lot Loup-Garou

Loup-Garou is at Walibi Belgium, Robin Hood/Untamed is at Walibi Holland

You beat me to the punch.

Considering most top 25 or even top 10 videos are between 15 and 25 minutes long... a top 100 would not only be hard to make, but it would also be like an hour long video.

Agree, looks like 4 to me. I'm guessing RMC counts that bank slightly beyond 90 degrees as being inverted

@@wilcovanwinden6581 While I do agree it really only has 4 inversions, you are wrong. The cutback at 1:41 is labeled as an inversion. Its banks beyond 135° which is the requirement for an inversion to count.

Derrick the 140 degree Stall is an inversion so 5 inversions