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Gear It Up (pictured right) is a new arcade game available from Bob ’s Space Racers in single units or as two games stacked together


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Also added to the BSR catalogue of late is a new FEC version of the popular Water Gun Fun game, seating five players and dispensing prize coupons. Meanwhile carnival operators and event specialists might be interested in this new 4 In 1 Event Trailer (pictured left), which features a six, which features a six-player Water Gu game as standard, which can be mixed and with other games to suit a customer’s wishes.


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This new simulator offers a very realistic, interactive powerboat racing experience. In fact, the five-seater unit uses an actual 16ft Phantom racing powerboat body.


With two of the crew at the front controlling the helm, throttle, trim, and navigation, and three participating in the action from the back seats, riders are fully immersed via realistic motion (roll, pitch and heave). The result is a thrilling, high speed group experience which allows two or more boats to race against each other Cruden has applied the same detailed modelling approach to wave and boat dynamics and professional image generation as it has to its race car simulators. The company extracted data from the Dutch military on its fast interceptor vessels and security boats, as well as Florida powerboat specialists and drivers to ensure the accuracy of motion.


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Potential owners, including FEC, amusement park and waterpark operators, will be pleased to learn that the Powerboat 5CTR also provides a greater throughput and more affordable motion system than race car simulators. With a footprint of 3.5 m (11.5ft) x 2.3m (7.5ft) wide the unit offers “an imposing centre stage simulator experience.” A slight discount is available to those customers buying the recommended dual set-up. cruden.com


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Well, we bet you’ve never seen a bumper car like this before! The latest addition to the Italian manufacturer’s Soli range is this bold looking vehicle boasting several design and “eco-friendly’” credentials.


bodywork, which apparently gives it higher resistance to impacts and vibrations. The body of the car can be made


be clear, coloured or decorated in a theme of the customer’s choice. The tubular steel colours can also be handpicked. Of particular significance is the fact that vehicle uses


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consumption is also greatly reduced over traditional bumper cars through the use of a special ‘chopper’ electronics board for power control which can be set in such a way as to limit the maximum current supplied to the motor


ng also offers a powerful glow with low energy consumption. A digital touch screen is


included, which can be used to serve interactive games, music or advertising to those on board. iepark.com


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Standing 4.5m (15ft) tall before decoration, this cute mini Star Flyer style ride from German carousel manufacturer Heinz has a footprint of just 2.5 x 2.5m (8.2 x 8.2ft). Trailer mounted, the fold-up ride construction easily be towed behind a car or van. The attraction features six seats suspended by chains, which turn at 15rpm as they climb the tower. A sceniic panel/backflash can be decorated according to the customer’s wish, and custom theming is also available.


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Surely it’s only a matter of time before another manufacturer copies the idea but hats of to Heinz for getting in first. karussell-heinz.de


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