EPCOTPluto
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Hoping not.... :lookaroun
And is that Slappy Magoo to her left? :lol:
And is that Slappy Magoo to her left? :lol:
I've always found it interesting that people refer to Coral and Lime's white sections as "deltas" when a delta is a triangle shape (see the Greek letter 'delta'). The shape on the monorails is a trapezoid, but very rarely do people call it as such.
It just sounds so much more cool to say "Delta"
Lol! Well, now I know!
Wow, I'm surprised Disney would let that slip through (unless if it were intentional, but how that could be intentional I have no clue).Speaking of the deltas on Coral and Lime, next time you look at Coral look closely at them. Someone must have had an "off" day when they were painting that train, because some of them have very sharp angled edges, while some of them are very shallow angles, and some are nearly vertical, and the stripe itself varies in width in different places.
So some are like this \_____/ some are like this |____/ and others are like this |_____| and combinations therein. They are also different lengths, some are the entire length of the big center window in the middle of the cars, and some are shorter, some a bit longer
Hoping not.... :lookaroun
And is that Slappy Magoo to her left? :lol:
I would love to see Lime get it's blue deltas back.Speaking of the deltas on Coral and Lime, next time you look at Coral look closely at them. Someone must have had an "off" day when they were painting that train, because some of them have very sharp angled edges, while some of them are very shallow angles, and some are nearly vertical, and the stripe itself varies in width in different places.
So some are like this \_____/ some are like this |____/ and others are like this |_____| and combinations therein. They are also different lengths, some are the entire length of the big center window in the middle of the cars, and some are shorter, some a bit longer
Last I heard, they are intentionally not repainting them on.A couple trains have missing Disney World 'D's.
That's a shame...But some still have them.Last I heard, they are intentionally not repainting them on.
I've always found it interesting that people refer to Coral and Lime's white sections as "deltas" when a delta is a triangle shape (see the Greek letter 'delta'). The shape on the monorails is a trapezoid, but very rarely do people call it as such.
That was what it sounded like back around when Silver was getting repainted. Shortly afterwards, someone told me that the Monorail area manager indicated that it was a mistake and/or unintentional. Since then, Yellow was fully repainted with them on, so I think Silver must have just been a brain fart.Last I heard, they are intentionally not repainting them on.
Interesting!That was what it sounded like back around when Silver was getting repainted. Shortly afterwards, someone told me that the Monorail area manager indicated that it was a mistake and/or unintentional. Since then, Yellow was fully repainted with them on, so I think Silver must have just been a brain fart. There's a little bit of a nice story behind the 'D's: the Mark IV trains only received them once they were approved for Guest service, much like a Pilot earning his wings. I don't believe this tradition was continued with the Mark IVs.
That was what it sounded like back around when Silver was getting repainted. Shortly afterwards, someone told me that the Monorail area manager indicated that it was a mistake and/or unintentional. Since then, Yellow was fully repainted with them on, so I think Silver must have just been a brain fart.
There's a little bit of a nice story behind the 'D's: the Mark IV trains only received them once they were approved for Guest service, much like a Pilot earning his wings. I don't believe this tradition was continued with the Mark IVs.
I heard that Silver is a good train too...That's very interesting! Had no idea about that...
...Seeing that, they should really give Silver back it's wings.
Interesting!
Hopefully they are doing a better job with the paint jobs...
I think so. The shade of Yellow now throws some of us off a little, because it's just different enough for those of us who had seen it on a daily basis, but they seem to have done a quality job. Of course, I don't see the trains as much as I used to, either.
What kind of a different shade?
Any idea how long the paint process takes? Do they strip all the old paint off? I'm assuming it must take a while because it is a 200ft train...
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