The theming inside the building is incredible, with an exceptionally high attention to detail inside the building. Saw - The Rides advertising campaign is also now under full swing, with TV and Radio adverts being regularly played. Click here to watch the full TV Advert!. We thought for our last update from the following of the ride construction we would treat you to some spectacular images from every aspect of the ride.

We hope you have enjoyed following the construction of Saw - The Ride on Thorpe Park Mania!

Expect a full review and many more high quality pictures from the day later this evening. Many thanks to ride-guide.co.uk for the supplied images.

Saw - The Ride, was unfortunately unable to open due to a technical fault it suffered the night before. But, Thorpe Park still opened up the area for us to get a up close for the first time of some of the amazing theming which has been put up around the area. Saw - The Ride is planned to open for Annual Pass day tomorrow on Friday 13th March 2009.

Today we saw a look at some of the rides impressive theming in action, after work being carried out on them throughout the day, Saw's head chopper blades were spinning later in the day, along with the police car's lights and the flickering entrance sign lights.

Since our last update a few more themed signs have been put up around the area, the ride was testing, sound effects from the ride could be heard which included a police siren and Jigsaw's Laugh.. We look forward to riding on Thursday!

Themeing has continued on site, the entrance sign has been put up, aswell as the rides future shop themed. A cage walk though has been erected on the path towards the ride to protect guests from falling objects. Various signs have been put up, and waiting to be put up around the queue line and area.

As you can see from the pictures, there has been much progress in the last few days. Signage has been put up at the entrance, which also reveals that there will be live actors in the queue line, also a Police car has appeared on site. Work on access to the rides island has been worked on. Barbed wire has also been put up on top of the chain link queue line.

Work is currently being carried out on more of the rides theming, along with the rides future plaza, block paving and brick work is currently being laid across the site, along with fencing around the island. Work on the rides future queue line has also progressed.

As you can see from the pictures, the station theming, along with q lines and ride theming has been worked on.

In the latest picture from THORPE PARK we are able to see some of the exceptional detail going into the rides theming and surrounding area.

As you can see in the pictures, much progress as been made on the ride Queue Lines, along with the exterior Station theming. We also get a glimpse at the themed test seat waiting to be installed.

Our latest set of pictures show the highly detailed ride cars around various sections around the track.

Rumoured to be filmed during the rides very first test runs on December 13th 2008, here we exclusively unveil footage of Saw - The Ride testing.

Our latest set of pictures from Saw - The Ride construction coverage shows 2 images taken of the rides Cars. You can see in the images the cars will feature both the THORPE PARK logo and Saw - The ride logo, along with blood spats along the side.

We are pleased to bring an early Christmas present for Thorpe Park fans, our latest update shows more of Saw's theming, part of the outside queue-line and how CCR re-construction has gone. Enjoy!

In our latest on-site update we show you the new "Head Chopper" theming element which has recently been installed on the ride, which relates to the concept art released previously.

In our latest on-site update you can see some unique shots of twisting turning track behind Samurai, along with shots from one of the brake runs!

Work is now continuing on the Stations cladding work, along with electrical installations at the ride.

Now work will focus on the rides electrical systems, as well as the station building, which a lot of the frame work has already been constructed. Many thanks to THORPE PARK for the update.

Many thanks to THORPE PARK for the update.

The final parts were lifted into place this afternoon, transforming Thorpes skyline once again. The 97 degree drop is expected to allow the cars to reach speeds of over 50mph.

This time we see the progress on the main vertical lift hill and the 100 degree beyond vertical drop! Thank-you to Thorpe Park for this update.

Disclaimer: It's very dangerous to enter construction sites, these pictures have been supplied by Thorpe Park.

Along with this, more track has been completed leading out of the inline twist which will be in the main building. Also visible in pictures, is what looks like the start of the huge station framework is being constructed.

Many thanks to SilPho for the update.

Thanks to Matt for the update!

The photos show the track up close and personal as well as in depth look onto the construction site. We can see what will eventually be the bottom of the lift hill, lifting pieces into place, the lift hill motor, and an assortment of other track goodness. Take a look below.

On the 13th of August, a shocking development was made on the development site of Thorpes new roller coaster, involving a metallic box, and the disappearance of blue prints for the ride. The source and the contents of the box is currently unknown, but an internal investigation was immediately implemented. We cannot disclose details of the device activated when the box was opened, however a number of items were found inside, a key, a photo of an unknown individual, and this note:

You have until the 13th of October to prepare yourself until I pull back the curtain and reveal the nightmare. Your time is running out.

See the video for yourself on the parks official YouTube account ]]> Sat, 13 Sep 2008 03:43:45 -0700 http://projectdylan.co.uk/Construction/91 Today the Zero G section of Project Dylan has been completed. It's taken only 3 days to erect what you see so far.

Next up, the loop! Thanks James for the pictures!

The rides first drop is in place which is an almost vertical plunge into a huge trench round a bend into a break run. Station track is also being erected.

The video is titled "Discovery" and starts with a wide shot of the park skyline, before sharply flicking to what appears to be a man covered in blood stains. The video then proceeds to construction site workers going about there day, until one of them discovers a red box buried in the ground, with 13 scratched into the lid. The construction worker opens the box, only to yelp and jump back, which the screen then cuts out. The date 13.09.08 appears, whilst in the background screams can be heard "Jim!", etc.

To see the video yourself check it out below, or head over to the official Thorpe Park YouTube.