The team that built your rides.
I look the same coming or going — handy when I need to reverse direction in a hurry. I carry things, I install things, I hold things for G Choppy to cut. I can walk through tracks when needed. Just point me at the job.
I cut wood. I curve wood. I shape wood. Three frames to raise my sword, then the cut. One quarter second. A piece is either cut or not. I can fly when needed.
I manage the project. I know where every piece goes and what every worker should be doing. My arms are short but I am gymnastic — I can flip around and move across the track easily. I was the first one on this set, back when we started.
I know what needs to be done, and I make sure it gets done. I bring parts, I install parts, I hold parts while Mr McGlue glues. My two sons work here too — my youngest asks a lot of questions. No, honey, leave Mr McGlue alone.
I glue things. One long green arm, one second per application. Someone holds the piece, I glue it. I can walk through tracks — the crew calls it ghosting. My feet are a bit uneven, one big and one small, but I get the job done.
We slide onto the set where we need to go. We become the parts — rails, supports, nets. We are magically animated toothpicks, and we know exactly where to be.
I bring things onto the set in my backpack. I cannot reach in to get them out myself, so someone has to help me unload. I wait patiently. Sometimes I wonder how things will fit through the track.
I test the rides. I bring marbles up and make sure they roll where they should. I have been here since the very first attempt at Marble Track 3. Back then I was a bit silly, but I have grown up since.
I help wherever I am needed. I carry things, I push marbles, I install parts. I know just about everything Doctor Sugar knows. I am a diligent hard worker.
I try my best! I was the first one here, walking backwards to lead Rabby onto the set. I get confused sometimes and I move a bit slowly, but I never give up.
Yeah, I work here. I carry stuff. I hold stuff. Whatever needs doing. My brother is around here somewhere — he is fine.
My head is a spoon. I carry marbles on it. The large ones are heavy, but that is what I was built for. I bring them up the ramp and onto the stage.
I came to help Mr McGlue when he fell behind schedule. I never seem to see Candy Mama around — maybe I will meet her some day.
ooohhh what's this?? Mama, who is that? Mama, what are they doing? I like to spin and flip around on the track. Sometimes Mama does not see me sneaking onto the stage!
I helped bring the lower base onto the set. I may have knocked the camera over on my way out. Sorry about that.
I flew the stage rotation bearing into place. I work as a radio operator for the track, but I am currently working elsewhere. I am a helpful spooky skeleton.
I brought the upper base into place. I kicked it to be exactly centered so it could rotate properly. You are welcome.