My 2 main questions are:
1) why do they need a viewing platform at all ? What's wrong with watching the Hadrian whilst standing or sitting on the ground, if it works properly then you should be able to see this no matter where you stand.
2) this appears to be set up in a very controlled environment - the ground looks very level. And it looks like it is surrounded by buildings so there is no interference from any wind. In fact it looks like its going to be similar to the indoor build, just with the roof taken off the warehouse. Why can't FBR set this up in an environment that replicates a real house being built on a slightly sloping piece of land and with a bit of wind ?
Excuse my scepticism, but I don't want to be taken for a ride.
Updated aerial of FBR HQ 24th of June 2018, page-78
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