moulds. A fibreglass part was then made from this which was 8 millimetres smaller as an allowance for the 8 millimetres of fur that was going onto each part. This meant that the finished furred animatronic was the correct size which meant the character likeness remained correct. Cox still has the demonstration Bugs animatronic and most of the other characters (or at least their heads) in his workshop. According to Parkz Forums user aussienetman, Village Roadshow Theme Parks Proprietary Limited then did something sneaky: they decided to use all the demonstration Bugs animatronics (including one designed by Heimo) in the ride, which was why they all looked slightly different from each other. The German ride, Looney Tunes Adventure, was manufactured by Intamin and Australian Electric Vehicles, and its ride system was controlled by ASI systems from Anitech Systems Inc., and it had easily spotted sensors that would trigger the animatronics' movements and voices in the ride when a boat passed them from below. Looney Tunes Adventure and another Warner Bros. Movie World in Germany attraction, Bermuda Dreieck (now Area 51 - Top Secret), utilised the same in-house ride system. The ride's eleven boats catered for 12 riders distributed in rows of 4, and offered a capacity of 1000 riders per hour. Zeitgeist Design and Production's Ryan Harmon served as the Director of Show Development for Warner Bros. International Recreation Enterprises, where he conceived, wrote and managed the design team for Warner Bros. Movie World in Germany's worth of rides, shows and attractions, including Looney Tunes Adventure. Alan Griffith Architect was also involved in the ride's development. The ride's theming was designed by Botticelli's - Atelier der angewandten Malerei and Sanderson Group. Like Looney Tunes River Ride, Looney Tunes Adventures first pre-show room's walls were themed after The Looney Tunes Characters. The pre-show rooms were painted by Botticelli's - Atelier der angewandten Malerei. Looney Tunes Adventure had more animatronics with moving eye pupils than Looney Tunes River Ride. The ride shared its water, maintenance pools and exit with Die Unendliche Geschichte - Auf der Suche nach Phantasien (now Excalibur - Secrets of the Dark Forest). In 2003, the head of the Speedy Gonzales animatronic in the pre-show was redesigned. The animatronic's open mouth was what made it even creepier than before. See also Bermuda Triangle, another now defunct Village Roadshow water ride which utilised the same ride system 2011 in amusement