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Colossus is a steel roller coaster at Thorpe Park in Surrey, England, and the park's first major attraction. It was built by Lichtenstein-based manufacturers Intamin and designed by Werner Stengel as an adaptation of Monte Makaya in Brazil .
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Colossus at Thorpe Park is of a similar, but first-generation design. The later generation model features a more aggressively profiled first drop and trains that have lap-bar restraints. Trains also enter the final run of heartline rolls at considerably increased speed in comparison to the first-generation models.
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In 2002, after the opening of Colossus, Thorpe Park officially announced the addition of Nemesis Inferno in 2003. [1] The layout was initially draughted by John Wardley, prior to his leaving the Tussauds Group, and the coaster was designed by Werner Stengel for B&M.
Colossus at Thorpe Park notably features five heartline rolls. In a similar element known as an in-line twist, the track remains at the same elevation throughout the inversion, producing a different point of rotation that is either above or below the rider's point of view.