The View From Our Window
Construct a 25000 lb non-flying mountain. We recommend building this mountain in several pieces because 25000 lbs is really heavy.
Think happy thoughts.
Step back and watch your mountain fly...
At least, that is how we installed the Blastin' Barrels' mountain up at Cultus Lake today.
The International Sign Association convention show is the largest of it's kind in the world. It is my pleasure to be presenting at the MultiCam booth at the show. My job is to show and talk of how we use our CNC router to help us create our unique brand of magic. In the last weeks we built three display pieces for the show and then send them down the road to Las Vegas. They arrived safe and sound and were set up and waiting when I arrived. It was fun to talk to many old friends and new today. The show runs through Saturday. If you are attending the show please drop by! MultiCam - booth 712.
Today we finished painting the mountain we have been working for Phase Two of Cultus Lake Adventure Park. A tunnel under the mountain will form the queuing area for a small roller coaster. At the end of the tunnel's entrance guests will be greeted by a "Dynamite Wall" complete with a keg of explosives and crates of TNT.
If you look closely in the picture above you will see some wires poking out of the top of the barrel; a flickering lantern will be perched precariously atop this keg of dynamite. I wouldn't normally recommend an open flame near so many explosives, but after all, this mine tunnel does lead to the Blastin' Barrels roller coaster!
Custom Design & Construction
