Since in a crash, you want the energy to be absorbed by the car and not the crash test dummy. The one that breaks up the most (since Lego doesn't deform) would be absorbing the most energy and should therefore have the best rating. Great video and Lego engineering of the test track.
😂 okay that’s pretty funny. I was just leaving a comment how non-collapsible steering wheels are even dangerous in Lego form about the mustang, and then I see this
Ironically irl, the ratings likely would’ve been flipped. Cars are made to collapse in the event of a crash so it absorbs the brunt of the energy. If the car was completely solid, most of the energy is going straight the the occupants of the car and… carnage ensues.
Funny enough, in the mid to late 1960s the first and second generation of the Ford Mustang, as well as most cars at the time, were actually built with solid steering columns, so being impaled in the event of a front on collision was a genuine issue/concern
@@CharlesB21 still safer than the Pinto... he'd better not build one of those for a test in the future the impact might suffice to destroy the entire studio.
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This video was amazing! I remember me and my best friend would watch your videos all day long! Watching these videos gives me that nostalgic feeling! Keep up the great work!
NGL having built everyone of these the thumbnail really grabbed me. Given how structurally fickle some of these can be when handling most of these preformed astonishingly well not only remaining intact but busting up the test wall as well. Really good test track built but for more destruction longer means more speed. Have to wonder how either the 89 Batmobile or Ecto 1 would have preformed though both probably to large in size for the track set up.
Yea, the 89 is practically as big as the track itself and is less of a play set, and more of a display model. It has a lot of delicate elements all over it that make it difficult to even pick up. But it does have a really interesting zero-point steering system.
Everyone should be more like Ooblot. No matter how many times he fails, gets spit in half, or is BRUTALLY IMPALED, he always gets back up to try again. What a beautiful story 👌
FYI engines don't just explode like that, at most it would catch on fire. To get an engine to explode like you seemed to describe, you would have to somehow manage to increase the pressure in the pistons (and without heavily modifying the engine, would be impossible by normal means)
as i had expected, the cars with more technic in their frame generally did better since technic pieces tend to have stronger bonds and are harder to break apart
I remember as a kid I would crash Lego cars into each other and rebuild them for fun, it has gotten to a point where I would remember where to place parts in the right area in a matter of seconds. I stopped doing it not because of the constant re-building, but because I would lose some parts to the point where I couldn't connect other parts anymore XD
I still do that sometimes, modern phones and their high FPS cameras have also made it possible to watch it back in slow motion! I general send them flipping off ramps though, I should try something like this.
@@dshiznit12a I haven't had any issues with wheels breaking when crashing my cars, though I have starting having to remove clip based mirriors from a few cars as well as the bull bar from my police car (also held on by clips) as they broke quite easily if hit at the wrong angle. Only time I've experienced a LEGO wheel breaking (tecnically it was the axle that snapped) was when I child pushed down on the car way too hard. Maybe a large, very heavy LEGO car could break an axle if you through it out a second floor window, but beyond that IDK how you could do it. Actually if you _heald_ the vehicle while pushing it onto something, then maybe, but that would be similar to putting too much weight on it. With just pushing then letting go, the cars own mass shouldn't be enough to break a wheel when it hits something.
12:33 in the 1960s, cars had a safety feature called a “collapsible” steering column that would cushion the driver’s chest. Just keep in mind that was long before air bags and EVs
match the camera settings for your lights, so it does not appear Flashing. i think it is Shutter effect, or smthg. keep improving the technical details too, not just the builds ;)
But isn’t the force from the 10ths of weight also pushing the car into the wall? Or was that the goal. Shouldn’t it technically release and let it go at its own weight?
The Porsche 911 Targa set also has the Turbo model as its 2 in 1 function. I have that one, and I knew that the Turbo/Targa would fare pretty well. A very good design. Also, good job on the crash wall build
You should try crashing cars designed by fans. Also, cars which break easily are probably the best cars, as it shows the car can absorb the impact forces. You shouldn’t make the car too fragile though, as it will break the passenger cabin as well, thus injuring and killing our passengers and driver.
I feel like Brick Science is doing what we all really want to do: drop like 500 dollars on lego cars, and then crash them all. Keep up the good content!
I agree with @dr_ned_flanders . If the car doesent have any soft body mechanics at all (which can basically make a car be able to be squished from the front), for the driver, it will be exactly like being thrown straight into a wall at the amount of speed they are going, which would definetley be serious injury or an instant death.
How cool is that!💖 Already a few months old, but still cool😏 It's funny what people suggest when you build a 2 meter high Lego train spiral in the hallway.🤩🤣 I'm having fun!
Dammnn, what an epic video! That mechanism for crashing the cars is amazing! I had a feeling James Bond’s car would do good (I mean, it had to 😂) but the camber seriously surprised me
I like how your sister always looks like she doesn't want to help you at all, and she is like, if it absolutely has to be done... Great Video by the way, as always.
The driver of the mustang getting impaled by the steering column is actually pretty realistic. That was a serious problem with old cars, and it led to the end of those fancy, experimental designs for cars. Ever wonder why modern cars don’t look as nice or as curvy as old ones? That’s mostly why.
@Vegas I do too, I love the way older cars looked, but that’s the reason why modern car designs are all boring and boxy. They had to include safety features and fix those issues
Good video,.... one recommendation: Have the inside GoPro suspended from the ceiling or otherwise not mounted to the same structure (independently mounted) so it doesn’t suffer from vibrations or being knocked down during the crash. (Or less susceptible to it)
Since I don't think anyone would usually break there LEGO Cars just to crash test, am still proud of you building and destroying, alot of effort I see in you
1.) LOVE the TShirt! 2.) Kudos on adding the arches along the sides… architectural detailing added without sacrificing weight or strength, at least for vertical compression. 3.) Grow that beard, long and strong and proud! 🧔♂️ 💪
Timestamps: 0:00 = Intro - Explaining the project 0:21 = Step 1 - Building the runway 1:50 = Step 2 - Building the walls 3:08 = Step 3 - Making the track 5:30 = Step 4 - Crashing Wall 6:24 = Step 5 - Installing the rope 7:28 = Step 6 - Building the rams 9:07 = Lamborghini 9:19 = Crashing the lego lambo 9:31 = Crashing the Fiat 500 11:32 = Crashing the mustang 13:13 = Crashing the Beatle or something 14:41 = Crashing the aston martin (Damn it looks cool) 16:12 = Crahing the camper van 18:06 = Crahing the posche / ending
9:32 Lamborghini Countach 10:39 Fiat 500 12:05 Ford Mustang 13:26 Volkswagen Beetle 14:58 007 Aston Martin 16:28 T2 Volkswagen Camper Van 18:32 Porsche 911 Targa
this video is surprisingly satisfying and insanely entertaining. there's just something about watching LEGO cars hitting things and falling apart. and also crash testing.
I feel like because of the very fast(not legal road speeds) would make this a really good crash testing device for purpose built race cars, NASCAR or F1 race cars. Either way, great video!
one thing i'd recommend in the future is maybe lock the steering. Lego uses a rack and pinion design, so i dont think it'd be too hard to do Edit: apologies, im thinking of the larger vehicles. either way, its lego. probably not too hard to do
Fun fact: in none of the crash tests Obolt would have survived. This is because he smashed into the steering wheel or windscreen. If there was a seat belt he would have probably survived. You can use a rubber band or a string.
What a fun video. Thanks for sharing. All this really makes me appreciate how far Lego system bricks have come in making realistic looking cars. Wow. If you did not tell me this was Lego I would have thought some of these cars were purpose-built models. Again, well done.
Back in the day, me and my sister used to crash test whatever cars came with our lego sets by rolling them off the top step and letting them tumble down the stairs. One of them we never managed to put back together. RIP Lego Friends taxi.
This video was honestly one of the best Lego videos I have seen!! I know how much effort you have put into this, knowing that I make stuff like this.... I have an entire city built!so good job! Also, I am currently working on a Lego car MOC myself, about the size of the mustang you built. It has an openable hood with a realistic engine and a removable radiator and everything! I wish there was a way to show you a picture of it. Also, I am working on separating 210 pounds of Lego or something like that and could use some pointers like should I separate by color or peice, (considering the small amount of space I have.) Anyway, Keep up the good work!!!
Im like a car nerd and im just getting sad on the inside seing these cars die like that. Good work and also 19:00 what else could you expect from german quality lol
I think the DB4 should've had 4 stars at least. Destruction was minimal and the dummy seemed intact. Must've been the reinforced chassis and armor plating.
From the safety point of viiew, the less the car is damaged during a crash test, the worse for the passengers irl... But since it lego, who cares about passengers =)
i think lego city people will be turning to very large blockhogs to instead destroy the obstacles like the VW camper did, and not get destroyed themselves
If the tire absorbed the impact, why'd the wall break. To me it looked like none of the energy was absorbed by the car, because all of the force went against the wall all at once. If the tire was absorbing energy the same amount of force would happen against the wall, but over a longer period of time. To keep it simple the wall was absorbing the impact by acting as a barrier
Up to my preteens I used to REALLY get a kick out of ramming as fast as I could into walls really nicely built LEGO cars I could come up with, even space fighters with of course wheels on the bottom of them AND planes. I enjoyed noticing how scientific and physics minded I was getting making extremely damage and shatter resistant ones! ...These kinds of videos allude to me WHY I need to keep on getting the final 1/3 of *_elementary education credits_* I need. I do like explaining stuff. ☝🏻🤓
We SOLD OUT of Ooblot Crash Test Dummies! 😳😆
Lmk if we should do another drop soon! ❤
Please make more dummies to sell. Or at least do a tutorial. Please.
@meme boys same
@Tyler Auten ?
yes
I wish you had the Scooby-Doo van!
Since in a crash, you want the energy to be absorbed by the car and not the crash test dummy. The one that breaks up the most (since Lego doesn't deform) would be absorbing the most energy and should therefore have the best rating. Great video and Lego engineering of the test track.
Yep
I was thinking the same thing
have you considered the car’s feelings tho?
in the last one nothing really happened so i think that one did get its score well, the van did a bad job since the dummy flew across the back
Yeah but not always, some of them had large parts come off and hit the driver
I’m amazed how Lego designed all these cars to match their real counterparts so well, they even made the Mustang go sideways before it crashed
😂 okay that’s pretty funny. I was just leaving a comment how non-collapsible steering wheels are even dangerous in Lego form about the mustang, and then I see this
lmao
the mustang had "working" steering, he probably did not set the wheels strait.
@@noxsamus397 yeah exactly you can see it in the video
@@noxsamus397 yeah just like real mustangs
Ironically irl, the ratings likely would’ve been flipped. Cars are made to collapse in the event of a crash so it absorbs the brunt of the energy. If the car was completely solid, most of the energy is going straight the the occupants of the car and… carnage ensues.
Yes and no. Modern frames are built with crumple zones, since if your A pillar collapses, the driver is fucked.
as long as it dosent wreak the engine, your right engine explosion is why
Funny enough, in the mid to late 1960s the first and second generation of the Ford Mustang, as well as most cars at the time, were actually built with solid steering columns, so being impaled in the event of a front on collision was a genuine issue/concern
Amogus
fords solid columns were designed to shear off, unlike chevrolets
The Chevy steering columns lead to the nickname, “The Impaler”
@@jimmiechase9485 And this is why they made the Chevy Impala
@@CharlesB21 still safer than the Pinto... he'd better not build one of those for a test in the future the impact might suffice to destroy the entire studio.
damn even lego mustangs aim for the crowd
Lmao, I just commented something similar about the stang!
so realistic
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Man built 7 LEGO sets, but cannot build a sturdier spot for his GoPro 😂
Lol
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@@Brick_Science banana🍌
@@The-Real-One. lol
@@lewyslegos4556 banana? 🍌
This video was amazing! I remember me and my best friend would watch your videos all day long! Watching these videos gives me that nostalgic feeling! Keep up the great work!
Thanks so much!
Brick science can you crash my Lego car I made and it’s a different one it’s cooler and I think you are gonna feel pain😅
@@DuyNguyenDby making it or by crashing it?
Are ublat is gonna survive! Is him gonna survive are him repeat are ublat gonna survive
How is his room not made of lego at this point
Fr Fr his room would be all Lego
This design reminds me of how aircraft carriers launch jets. It's a very similar process.
True
Yes
Yeah, just with a pneumatic cylinder instead of weights iirc.
TOTALLY, that's how that works (TOTALLY not powerd by steam, totally not a steam catapult)
I thought so to
SOMEONE GET THIS MAN A BIGGER TABLE
I'm afraid that if we do that he might create a weapon out of lego
@@Zee3xten7edbut he can create a mini one
The mustang actually did the same thing that older cars did in crashes before collapsable steering columns were invented
NGL having built everyone of these the thumbnail really grabbed me. Given how structurally fickle some of these can be when handling most of these preformed astonishingly well not only remaining intact but busting up the test wall as well. Really good test track built but for more destruction longer means more speed. Have to wonder how either the 89 Batmobile or Ecto 1 would have preformed though both probably to large in size for the track set up.
Or the Delorean
Would have been more enjoyable if cars would go straight instead turn to side.
Yea, the 89 is practically as big as the track itself and is less of a play set, and more of a display model. It has a lot of delicate elements all over it that make it difficult to even pick up. But it does have a really interesting zero-point steering system.
Car nerd gang 👇
Hiya
What's up?
What car do you have sitting in the garage me personally an 86 Camaro
If you have multiple, how many?
@@GageDaws 4th gen Camaro
Everyone should be more like Ooblot. No matter how many times he fails, gets spit in half, or is BRUTALLY IMPALED, he always gets back up to try again.
What a beautiful story 👌
*Wheeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeze*
Oh it’s you
B3 I LOVE YOUR VIDIOES
Right….
Perseus
FYI engines don't just explode like that, at most it would catch on fire. To get an engine to explode like you seemed to describe, you would have to somehow manage to increase the pressure in the pistons (and without heavily modifying the engine, would be impossible by normal means)
Thank you. The tiny amount of fuel in an engine at any one time would not be able to detonate it like a bomb.
There's always that one guy....
Correct. Only certain turbine engines actually explode, and even then only under very specific conditions.
@@SkedgySky it's just geek knowledge, it also bothered me lol
@@SkedgySky what’s wrong with spreading knowledge?
First also great vid
Yes
@@Panda-vm1vm ikr
@@Panda-vm1vm his comment is edited so he might have added great vid after watching the vedio
Awesome!
Leave a like on this comment if you love building Lego sets
They fun to play with
as i had expected, the cars with more technic in their frame generally did better
since technic pieces tend to have stronger bonds and are harder to break apart
...except from the point of view of the crash test dummy, thats not doing better.
I want to see this done on a 10ft runway. And with the pull thingie actually releasing the pull mechanism entirely before hitting the ground.
I love this video and was inspired by so many awesome ideas they are amazing!
I remember as a kid I would crash Lego cars into each other and rebuild them for fun, it has gotten to a point where I would remember where to place parts in the right area in a matter of seconds. I stopped doing it not because of the constant re-building, but because I would lose some parts to the point where I couldn't connect other parts anymore XD
That’s funny
yo i do the same shit
I still do that sometimes, modern phones and their high FPS cameras have also made it possible to watch it back in slow motion! I general send them flipping off ramps though, I should try something like this.
I had to quit cause I destroyed to many wheels lol
@@dshiznit12a I haven't had any issues with wheels breaking when crashing my cars, though I have starting having to remove clip based mirriors from a few cars as well as the bull bar from my police car (also held on by clips) as they broke quite easily if hit at the wrong angle. Only time I've experienced a LEGO wheel breaking (tecnically it was the axle that snapped) was when I child pushed down on the car way too hard. Maybe a large, very heavy LEGO car could break an axle if you through it out a second floor window, but beyond that IDK how you could do it.
Actually if you _heald_ the vehicle while pushing it onto something, then maybe, but that would be similar to putting too much weight on it. With just pushing then letting go, the cars own mass shouldn't be enough to break a wheel when it hits something.
12:33 in the 1960s, cars had a safety feature called a “collapsible” steering column that would cushion the driver’s chest. Just keep in mind that was long before air bags and EVs
Loved this video! It was so fun to watch and super entertaining! Amazing work, Riley 👍
match the camera settings for your lights, so it does not appear Flashing. i think it is Shutter effect, or smthg. keep improving the technical details too, not just the builds ;)
But isn’t the force from the 10ths of weight also pushing the car into the wall? Or was that the goal. Shouldn’t it technically release and let it go at its own weight?
The Porsche 911 Targa set also has the Turbo model as its 2 in 1 function. I have that one, and I knew that the Turbo/Targa would fare pretty well. A very good design. Also, good job on the crash wall build
15:40 How would the engine explode it doesn't make any sense
Gas escapes and the hot engine ignites it
You should try crashing cars designed by fans. Also, cars which break easily are probably the best cars, as it shows the car can absorb the impact forces.
You shouldn’t make the car too fragile though, as it will break the passenger cabin as well, thus injuring and killing our passengers and driver.
I feel like Brick Science is doing what we all really want to do: drop like 500 dollars on lego cars, and then crash them all. Keep up the good content!
They should actually hit this dude up and make this a real set.
I agree with @dr_ned_flanders . If the car doesent have any soft body mechanics at all (which can basically make a car be able to be squished from the front), for the driver, it will be exactly like being thrown straight into a wall at the amount of speed they are going, which would definetley be serious injury or an instant death.
How cool is that!💖 Already a few months old, but still cool😏 It's funny what people suggest when you build a 2 meter high Lego train spiral in the hallway.🤩🤣 I'm having fun!
Dammnn, what an epic video! That mechanism for crashing the cars is amazing! I had a feeling James Bond’s car would do good (I mean, it had to 😂) but the camber seriously surprised me
I like how your sister always looks like she doesn't want to help you at all, and she is like, if it absolutely has to be done...
Great Video by the way, as always.
ngl i thought that was his girlfriend and i was like “how…”
@@huckmurrell she's the female version of him, so I figured sister
The part “the driver was completely safe he just got chest impaled” got me laughing 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
First crash starts at 9:20
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The amount of effort put into this video is insane.
You should compare with a seatbelt and without a seatbelt (a rubber band). Also, you want the front to crumple and absorb the impact not just bounce.
3:16 Would you quit fighting over there!?
3:17
I agree
Hahahaha
This was a really cool video, would love to see a part 2 where you crash bigger cars like the Ecto 1, Tumbler and the 1989 Batmobile!
11:37 Nah… Nah Nah Nah Nah Nah Nah! Seeing the Mustang roll out of the box already built is one of the most cursed things I’ve ever seen
Wdym? It looked cooler like that
3:00 Looks / reminds me of an aircraft carrier XD 👍
This dude has so much time that he could make a business selling it. Also, this is making me want to play with my Legos again 👍
The driver of the mustang getting impaled by the steering column is actually pretty realistic. That was a serious problem with old cars, and it led to the end of those fancy, experimental designs for cars. Ever wonder why modern cars don’t look as nice or as curvy as old ones? That’s mostly why.
@Vegas I do too, I love the way older cars looked, but that’s the reason why modern car designs are all boring and boxy. They had to include safety features and fix those issues
Modern cars also have collapsible steering columns so the steering wheel doesn't just crush the driver if the column gets bumped.
You should extend the crash test runway longer so the bigger lego vehicles can get more matching speeds with the smaller lego vehicles
Wild how this is just about long enough to be an actual TV show
Absolutely love this!!! Taking all that time to build the cars then wreck um!!! Awesome
Good video,.... one recommendation:
Have the inside GoPro suspended from the ceiling or otherwise not mounted to the same structure (independently mounted) so it doesn’t suffer from vibrations or being knocked down during the crash. (Or less susceptible to it)
Since I don't think anyone would usually break there LEGO Cars just to crash test, am still proud of you building and destroying, alot of effort I see in you
This was such an entertaining video! I didn't realise 20 minutes had gone by!
This video was so amazing! 👏 👌 I really wonder how long it took you to build it, but man you make some great vids!
He has a clock behind him,it took him 3 hours
him crashing the porshe 911💀
Its a Porsche 9/11💀💀
1.) LOVE the TShirt!
2.) Kudos on adding the arches along the sides… architectural detailing added without sacrificing weight or strength, at least for vertical compression.
3.) Grow that beard, long and strong and proud! 🧔♂️ 💪
Timestamps:
0:00 = Intro - Explaining the project
0:21 = Step 1 - Building the runway
1:50 = Step 2 - Building the walls
3:08 = Step 3 - Making the track
5:30 = Step 4 - Crashing Wall
6:24 = Step 5 - Installing the rope
7:28 = Step 6 - Building the rams
9:07 = Lamborghini
9:19 = Crashing the lego lambo
9:31 = Crashing the Fiat 500
11:32 = Crashing the mustang
13:13 = Crashing the Beatle or something
14:41 = Crashing the aston martin (Damn it looks cool)
16:12 = Crahing the camper van
18:06 = Crahing the posche / ending
Thank you saving me valuable seconds of my life
@@joshsrcs np!
Increase the amount of weight being dropped and increase the distance. This will increase the amount of force that the car is hitting the wall with
You’re brilliant!! I’m loving these videos so much.🎉
I now know what car I need to use to safely drive to school
“Welcome to crashing LEGO cars, where the Mustang always turns while crashing, which makes this show pretty realistic!”
15:11 this part was like a movie!
Car: *Really close to camera*
Camera: oh damn, i quit!
lets be honest, we've all wanted to do something similar with our lego sets but were too scared to lose the pieces
9:32 Lamborghini Countach
10:39 Fiat 500
12:05 Ford Mustang
13:26 Volkswagen Beetle
14:58 007 Aston Martin
16:28 T2 Volkswagen Camper Van
18:32 Porsche 911 Targa
15:35 3 out of 4?
this video is surprisingly satisfying and insanely entertaining. there's just something about watching LEGO cars hitting things and falling apart. and also crash testing.
16:41 camera: this so epic i cant watch this
17:28
:sad troll face:
I feel like because of the very fast(not legal road speeds) would make this a really good crash testing device for purpose built race cars, NASCAR or F1 race cars. Either way, great video!
The amount of work that went into the video alone should be commended 🎉 amazing thank you
5:22 looks like the catapult for an aircraft carrier. Noice!
So true
one thing i'd recommend in the future is maybe lock the steering. Lego uses a rack and pinion design, so i dont think it'd be too hard to do
Edit: apologies, im thinking of the larger vehicles. either way, its lego. probably not too hard to do
Fun fact: in none of the crash tests Obolt would have survived. This is because he smashed into the steering wheel or windscreen. If there was a seat belt he would have probably survived. You can use a rubber band or a string.
Crash testing the monster trucks in the technic series would be pretty cool as well
You can't really compare results if you keep changing the wall, but I quite enjoyed the crashing :D
Homie couldn’t protect himself from falling 💀 (it’s just something that I had in mind)
What a fun video. Thanks for sharing. All this really makes me appreciate how far Lego system bricks have come in making realistic looking cars. Wow. If you did not tell me this was Lego I would have thought some of these cars were purpose-built models. Again, well done.
this video deserves more likes and attention! Best video yet in my opinion, the time and effort you put in this is insane, keep going man!
Back in the day, me and my sister used to crash test whatever cars came with our lego sets by rolling them off the top step and letting them tumble down the stairs. One of them we never managed to put back together. RIP Lego Friends taxi.
Same xd
This video was honestly one of the best Lego videos I have seen!! I know how much effort you have put into this, knowing that I make stuff like this.... I have an entire city built!so good job! Also, I am currently working on a Lego car MOC myself, about the size of the mustang you built. It has an openable hood with a realistic engine and a removable radiator and everything! I wish there was a way to show you a picture of it. Also, I am working on separating 210 pounds of Lego or something like that and could use some pointers like should I separate by color or peice, (considering the small amount of space I have.) Anyway, Keep up the good work!!!
By color is a good starting point. Good luck, that’s a lot of lego
Thanks
Im like a car nerd and im just getting sad on the inside seing these cars die like that. Good work
and also 19:00 what else could you expect from german quality lol
Brick_Science do you mean “We SOLD OUT of Ooblot Crash Test Dummies!😊 Like If We Should Do Another Drop Soon!❤?”
15:00 GTA logic 😂😂
10:09 wait does your building table lower and raise?
I think the DB4 should've had 4 stars at least. Destruction was minimal and the dummy seemed intact. Must've been the reinforced chassis and armor plating.
Yeah it legit faired better than the mustang!!
Also, the engine most likely wouldn’t explode because no epothermic reaction and thus wouldn’t ignite the fuel
Yo would still be dead tho because cars are supposed to crumple to save the driver
That would mean that the dummy is absorbing most force and not the car, so erm actually it would get a low rating
It’s a DB5
From the safety point of viiew, the less the car is damaged during a crash test, the worse for the passengers irl... But since it lego, who cares about passengers =)
12:34 Look how they massacred my boy
6:32 new word unlocked "sturdify"
Its funny that the Mustang was fairly true to life with the impalement. Had it caught on fire too, it would have been dead-on accurite!
This man is actually testing cars for the people of Lego City to ensure their safety on the road. He is truly a saint.
i think lego city people will be turning to very large blockhogs to instead destroy the obstacles like the VW camper did, and not get destroyed themselves
The reason the camper did so well is because the tire on the front absorbed most of the impact
If the tire absorbed the impact, why'd the wall break. To me it looked like none of the energy was absorbed by the car, because all of the force went against the wall all at once. If the tire was absorbing energy the same amount of force would happen against the wall, but over a longer period of time. To keep it simple the wall was absorbing the impact by acting as a barrier
False info
Not necessarily I’m saying the camper didn’t take to much damage because of the tire
Rip Pluto missed but never forgotten 😢
WAIT PLUTO WHAT HAPPEND TO IT
WAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHHHHH
what does that have to do with lego?
actually nvm
17:55 what did he say-
It’s the shirt -_-
If you want to skip the crash simulator go to 9:01
pause it on 3:22
The face of a broken man
I can't even imagine how hard this would be. Keep up with the awesome work and videos 📹 👏
Up to my preteens I used to REALLY get a kick out of ramming as fast as I could into walls really nicely built LEGO cars I could come up with, even space fighters with of course wheels on the bottom of them AND planes.
I enjoyed noticing how scientific and physics minded I was getting making extremely damage and shatter resistant ones!
...These kinds of videos allude to me WHY I need to keep on getting the final 1/3 of *_elementary education credits_* I need. I do like explaining stuff. ☝🏻🤓
1:28 A kids dream
Totally
6:01 legends says that it fell down
I like to use lighter just as much as you do but it don't have a lot of money and my parents can't buy a lot of the Legos that I need😭😢
12:45
Well if we were realistic the air bag would've saved him from getting impaled
That car didn't have an airbag