@@pixelyz7792 Would never get the smooth rounded edges. Unless you're talking about grinding up small legos, melting them down, and ultimately turning legos into printable filament? I mean wow that would be an undertaking. It's already hard enough to make usable filament with a consistent diameter out of a soft plastic like number 2 let alone Lego PLA.
10 year old me playing with the lego version of that exact same go cart would have never believed it would one day by driven by an actual human. It looks very lego-like, well done!
It would have been interesting if you had maybe made the cheese wedge pieces and plates out of something flexible or soft so it is a bit more comfortable.
This isn't even 1:1 scale. A brick that's 7 studs long, blown up to human size, would be 2 meters long. That's the accurate scale from Minifigure to Human. 3.5 studs per meter.
@@StarScapesOG Honestly I don't blame you. The whole 3.5 studs per meter is still a recent discovery. Very few master builders use this proper scaling.
Do you not mean a 1:45 scale {1 is the size of a Lego puppet} So every part needs to be 45X as big. Then you should get a 1:1 scale Lego Milenium Falcon.
One key difference is that Lego xwing was made of normal size lego pieces. That being said the various legolands have some gigantic lego pieces in some of the displays.
Wow man, this is really, really coming together! Really hoping you can get your hands on some ebike, escooter, ev controllers so you can make this thing have a nice display and be programmable on the fly to limit for your nephew!
Matt Denton no affiliation. I used a 48v 1kw from pswpower.com Bought it about 6-7 years ago and it still goes strong. Using one of the cheap lcd or led displays is great too!
Anytime I watch one of these videos my brain does a glitchy thing the first time I see you with giant lego bricks in your hand. Feels kind of like noticing CGI in movies.
It reminds me of the old Lego games where it would zoom in on your character while they would be quickly building Lego control panels and levers and such. It is a little trippy to see the same thing with a non Lego human. Lol
You can make that far more comfortable by replacing a 2x2 tile with a 2x2x2/3 rounded slope. Take the black 1x2 tile from the top of the seat and move it down to the base of the back, shift the 2x2 tile that remains up one stud, and place the rounded slope over the four exposed studs.
When you mention lengthening the chassis for yourself, I'd be hesitant to move the seat further back since the weight distribution is mostly to the back already. I wonder if you could just extend the pedals over the front with easy to attach/remove pieces?
Can’t wait to see this rip around when done! More XXL LEGO project ideas! -XXL LEGO Lawnmower that actually cuts grass -XXL LEGO boat you can actually take boating on a lake! -XXL LEGO Helicopter you can fly! Ok, maybe not actually fly, but sit in and have the rotors turn would be cool.
I would Pay over a 1000 bucks for this! If hes able to give like a part list and I'm able to figure out how to make these that would be awesome. I'll add this to my bucket list of things I'll never do, but will someday get to.
I wish wish wish I had a cool uncle like you. When I grow up and have a nephew or neice I am going to be just as cool as you. Also I wish I had the money to build one of these things myself.
To the people disliking the video, you must have never played with lego. Awesome job. You need a bigger 3d printer. How about 3d print a large lego man for the cart?
Maybe I'm wrong about this, but for the back of the seat, you could replace the higher of the grey 2x2 flat plates with a 1x2 flat plate and a 1x2 "cheesewedge", since those should be 2 plates high. That could make it a bit more comfortable, replacing that hard 90° angle of the lower plate.
It is starting to look really awesome with the seat in place. You probably could move the seat backwards with some tweaking. Would also put more weight on the back axle which can probably hold it better than the middle of the frame. Already looking forward to the next video. Love this serie and want to see how it turn out. And of course see your nephew drive it.
Matt Denton eh, it’s the man himself xD It’s another interesting vid to see, thanks! Maybe a “mega” all terrain tank next time? It sure will be a challenge, but a fun one. Keep up! Hope you are doing better than me in this trying time 👍
I think you should build a new 3d printer, something like the black belt. After that you can make all the pieces you need in one go. Nice project, laughing constantly about it. Nice to see that there still are some people thinking outside of the (lego-)box.
I would love to print adult human scale 853 or 8860 chassis some day. There's a studless 40th anniversary version of 8860 that would be amazing too! I have all of the other large sets you printed, I actually got giggly when you printer and assembled the dozer and tractor!
One mod I would try is to have the stud covers of the chair half as thick since they don't need to be as strong. However those pieces would be made of pine. Hold on I'm not finished so don't jump off the edge. You still there??? Good. I would then cut pieces of high density foam and glue them to the corresponding parts. Lastly, stretch poly vinyl over those pieces and have the edges stapled into the wood (the reason to use wood instead of plastic in this case). That way they still have that plastic look. The wedges would have to be stitched together to look right but it can be done. I mean a human needs at least some shock absorption.
I would do is put 2 orange pieces on this pork beans by the seat, so it looks like it's not just held together, make it look like a supported by another Lego piece.
I love it. It looks very cool. When I was a child making Lego cars (and I made lots of them) I often fantasised about being able to them. Looks like you are almost there. Hats off & well done on the work so far.
This is just awesome. I would try the back support without that flat bottom piece, so your lower back sits against the studs, but a bit further back then with the flat piece. Just kind of looks uncomfortable to me, the flat bottom piece looks to "poke you a bit in the butt", not so much in line with the top back support.... (if you know what I mean)
I would love it if you eventually did it at real life scale. (Aka 45 times Lego size.) It seems like your building of experience with how to deal with this stuff. (Maybe you can even get a sponsored big 3D printer? :). )
LJTwiggy looks like some hinge pieces with flat tops exist www.bricklink.com/v2/catalog/catalogitem.page?P=4531 www.bricklink.com/v2/catalog/catalogitem.page?P=44300
A hinge piece does exist with a flat top - as long as you don't need the axis of rotation in exactly the same place. www.ldraw.org/parts/official-part-lookup.html?folder=parts&partid=4531
Really nice to see you build this; on 2:55 I noticed the black 2x1 plates in the middle of the side supports which did not make it to the assembled version. On the Cad version they look great however, so my question is: are you going to fit them, maybe in a low weight type of material in order to keep the weight down? Further more: Great project, really nice how you record and present it; can’t wait for the next episode. Cheers👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Thanks! The 2x1 plates on the side supports didn't fit.. I hadn't noticed in the cad they were interfering with another part. I may modify them to fit as they do look good 👍👍
I don’t know why but I didn’t get any notification for this video! This project is going to be great keep working on it 👍 Edit: Maybe one time where the project is to build a half size version of original Lego xD
I love how the lego genuinely works even at this 9000% scale, shows that is incredibly well designed
There is some molecular-level accuracy in the math used to create lego, it's quite fascinating.
Super satisfying 👌👌
It really is anazing
Matt Denton Matt Denton What about making large legos out of small legos? 🧐
@@pixelyz7792 Would never get the smooth rounded edges. Unless you're talking about grinding up small legos, melting them down, and ultimately turning legos into printable filament? I mean wow that would be an undertaking. It's already hard enough to make usable filament with a consistent diameter out of a soft plastic like number 2 let alone Lego PLA.
This must be how Waluigi feels in the standard kart
xD
10 year old me playing with the lego version of that exact same go cart would have never believed it would one day by driven by an actual human. It looks very lego-like, well done!
Thank you ✌️👍
Lego needs to sponsor this man
I agree 👍😊
Imagine a store shelf, full of your xxl Lego models in xxl packaging. I can just imagine the chaos if these were released.
Forklift... To get them to your car 😁
It would have been interesting if you had maybe made the cheese wedge pieces and plates out of something flexible or soft so it is a bit more comfortable.
Did think about it.. may have to do that eventually die grip too!
I was thinking the same thing, like use the same material as the tires.
See my previous post. It's basically the same process as seats for wooden coaster trains minus the batting to maintain the sharp edges.
I think a 1/4" or 1/2" thick layer of craft foam glued to the wedges and plates would make a world of difference.
TIL that a LEGO seat and the back seat of a Volkswagen are the same: Really uncomfortable, but it looks cool. :)
Yeah it's gonna hurt 😬
Next project: lego ultimate collector series millennium falcon in 9000% scale.
This isn't even 1:1 scale.
A brick that's 7 studs long, blown up to human size, would be 2 meters long. That's the accurate scale from Minifigure to Human. 3.5 studs per meter.
Too be clear, I'm not entirely sure what the scale is on this project....
@@StarScapesOG
Honestly I don't blame you. The whole 3.5 studs per meter is still a recent discovery. Very few master builders use this proper scaling.
in 17486 we are finally done with the 9000% lego mellennium falcon
Do you not mean a 1:45 scale {1 is the size of a Lego puppet}
So every part needs to be 45X as big.
Then you should get a 1:1 scale Lego Milenium Falcon.
In Every video is so unreal when you start putting together your XXLLs.
😆 thanks 👍
This is the only reason for having a 3D printer... so one can make LEGO bricks!!!!!!, let alone, big ones!!!! I am blown away every video of yours...
Thank you. Appreciated 😊
LEGO needs to get on this, they need to start building huge LEGO pieces tou can buy in kits
That would be very expensive
Chocox that’s the point, it’s for the richly Rich
Can I get commission 👍
Matt Denton no...it’s LEGO, they don’t give commission 😂😂
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This is super cool.
And as soon as you placed you hands under you knees, I was like "that's like driving the c5" :)
Yesssss 😆👍👍
Drive it like a C5 handles bumps in the road like a C4.
The biggest Lego-Set ever Build😉
Blauerpilz ツ no. That’s the life size xwing that Lego unveiled at toys r us in Times Square a few years aho
One key difference is that Lego xwing was made of normal size lego pieces. That being said the various legolands have some gigantic lego pieces in some of the displays.
You could maybe print the plates and wedges on the seat out of a flexible filament with an internal honeycomb so it would flex like an airless tire?
Yeah think I may have too
You are just the greatest uncle in the world. I would like to build something like this for my son later :) please keep working on this.
Thanks 👍 pls share 👍
Oh my goodness my son and I have been waiting so patiently for this thank you for sharing with us 🥰🥰
You're welcome. Appreciate the feedback 👍
This is awesome. I imagine it would take forever, but you could print your smooth seat pieces in ninjaflex and give it a little cushion.
Yeah I may have to for comfort and grip!!
99% of people: This man has way too much time on his hands.
Me: This man has way too much 3D printer filament in his house.
😆.. I have a sponsor for filament 👍👍
@@MattDenton good for you
that's really cool Matt. I think you are right about a new line of office chairs. you would sell loads of them.
Thanks..
stereo speakers in those corner pieces of the chair :)
Oooh that would be cool!!
Few things bring me as much joy as seeing a man dump out a box filled with big big LEGO pieces
😆 you're welcome ✌️
Wow man, this is really, really coming together!
Really hoping you can get your hands on some ebike, escooter, ev controllers so you can make this thing have a nice display and be programmable on the fly to limit for your nephew!
Yeah that would be nice 🤔
Matt Denton no affiliation. I used a 48v 1kw from pswpower.com
Bought it about 6-7 years ago and it still goes strong.
Using one of the cheap lcd or led displays is great too!
Anytime I watch one of these videos my brain does a glitchy thing the first time I see you with giant lego bricks in your hand. Feels kind of like noticing CGI in movies.
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Can’t wait to see it moving! Your nephew is lucky to have a cool uncle like you.
Yeah me too!! He is 😬😆
I like this video series, it reminds me when I got my lego go-kart 8815. It had an engine with a piston and a better seat, lol.
Thanks 🙏 I know that kit 👍
This must be SO surreal to be surrounded by gigantic toy pieces XD
It reminds me of the old Lego games where it would zoom in on your character while they would be quickly building Lego control panels and levers and such. It is a little trippy to see the same thing with a non Lego human. Lol
It's great!! 😁
You can make that far more comfortable by replacing a 2x2 tile with a 2x2x2/3 rounded slope. Take the black 1x2 tile from the top of the seat and move it down to the base of the back, shift the 2x2 tile that remains up one stud, and place the rounded slope over the four exposed studs.
Erm.... Ok... Trying to figure that out 😆
Next you should make one of the more complex technic sets. Granted it may be too much work, but it would be cool to see.
Have you seen my giant Lego bulldozer! The tracks were very challenging! Lots in this playlist 👍
ruclips.net/p/PLTSAQ5KEjPVA2pJXyJ_ae8hUA6nWC417I
My man needs to make a boat next...don’t know how but I’m sure he’d figure it out 🙏
When you mention lengthening the chassis for yourself, I'd be hesitant to move the seat further back since the weight distribution is mostly to the back already.
I wonder if you could just extend the pedals over the front with easy to attach/remove pieces?
Yes exactly.. chassis will go forward past the front wheels and pedals move forwards 4 studs
I love how he says it's on standard technic pins
All relative 😆
This was such a awesome built to watch be made and your design was absolutely amazing to watch come to reality.
Thanks 👍
There's just something so comedic about riding tiny cars. Amazing job so far!
Thanks you 👍😆
Can’t wait to see this rip around when done! More XXL LEGO project ideas!
-XXL LEGO Lawnmower that actually cuts grass
-XXL LEGO boat you can actually take boating on a lake!
-XXL LEGO Helicopter you can fly! Ok, maybe not actually fly, but sit in and have the rotors turn would be cool.
Wow that's a few challenging ideas 😆👍
@@MattDenton That's the idea!
I would Pay over a 1000 bucks for this! If hes able to give like a part list and I'm able to figure out how to make these that would be awesome. I'll add this to my bucket list of things I'll never do, but will someday get to.
You won't get much change form $1000 😬
His nephew really boutta be the coolest kid in the whole fucking state.
There is a sloped 2x2 tile type Lego that would work in the lumbar part of the seat.
for the sharp edge on the seat just use a one by two cheese and a one by two tile to smooth it out
Could do...
Seller: "How much PLA do you need"
Matt: "Yes"
Seller: "Hu????"
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True... True....
We should get a collaboration with Collin Furz going! I've been following this project like a hawk. I very much enjoy what you're doing!
Thanks. Appreciate the feedback.
I wish wish wish I had a cool uncle like you. When I grow up and have a nephew or neice I am going to be just as cool as you. Also I wish I had the money to build one of these things myself.
The main thing is.. be a cool uncle.. or dad 👍
To the people disliking the video, you must have never played with lego.
Awesome job. You need a bigger 3d printer. How about 3d print a large lego man for the cart?
Yeah.. you can't please everybody.. and I do need a bigger printer!
Ahh seeing you tip out that box of huge lego pieces was so fun, reminded me of the excitement of opening a new lego set as a kid!
You should watch my giant Lego forklift video... A serious box of Lego
Imagine if EVERYTHING was LEGO
Maybe I'm wrong about this, but for the back of the seat, you could replace the higher of the grey 2x2 flat plates with a 1x2 flat plate and a 1x2 "cheesewedge", since those should be 2 plates high.
That could make it a bit more comfortable, replacing that hard 90° angle of the lower plate.
It is darn uncomfortable 😆👍
It is starting to look really awesome with the seat in place. You probably could move the seat backwards with some tweaking. Would also put more weight on the back axle which can probably hold it better than the middle of the frame.
Already looking forward to the next video. Love this serie and want to see how it turn out. And of course see your nephew drive it.
Yeah it's really looking the part now 👍👍
I love your intro music dude, please don't ever change it!
Oh thanks 🙏
I really cant wait to see this run! It looks really fun, I think your nephew will love it.
Yeah me too... Can't wait 😁
My new favourite RUclips series 👌
Oh thank you!! Pls share 👍😁
Oh yeah, things go mega!
Oh yeah 😬
Matt Denton eh, it’s the man himself xD
It’s another interesting vid to see, thanks! Maybe a “mega” all terrain tank next time? It sure will be a challenge, but a fun one. Keep up! Hope you are doing better than me in this trying time 👍
Thanks.. yeah a tank would be fun!! I'm doing good thanks. Keep your chin up 👍👍
Matt Denton 👍👍 My chin sure is up for your new vid :D
lol, when the piece falls off its kind of funny 9:15
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Please post a video of you driving it that would be awesome
Next one will have the first test drive 👍
God damn awesomeness Matt!
Thank you 👍😁
Idk why but I get lunar rover vibes whenever I see the go kart. Ps I love the series. Keep up the great vids
Thanks! Pls share 👍
I think you should build a new 3d printer, something like the black belt. After that you can make all the pieces you need in one go.
Nice project, laughing constantly about it.
Nice to see that there still are some people thinking outside of the (lego-)box.
Thank you. Appreciate the feedback. And a bigger printer would be great!!
You should make it capable of going backwards as well
I think I can do that.
Without the motor this would be fun at a red bull soap box event!
That's easy to fix 😁
I would love to print adult human scale 853 or 8860 chassis some day. There's a studless 40th anniversary version of 8860 that would be amazing too! I have all of the other large sets you printed, I actually got giggly when you printer and assembled the dozer and tractor!
Yeah I love the 8860. My favourite kit!
@@MattDenton did you have the 8858 engines set too? There was one of the 4 you could mount on the rear of 853 to replace the front i4. :)
No I never saw that.. I'm going to look it up 😁
One mod I would try is to have the stud covers of the chair half as thick since they don't need to be as strong. However those pieces would be made of pine. Hold on I'm not finished so don't jump off the edge. You still there??? Good.
I would then cut pieces of high density foam and glue them to the corresponding parts. Lastly, stretch poly vinyl over those pieces and have the edges stapled into the wood (the reason to use wood instead of plastic in this case). That way they still have that plastic look. The wedges would have to be stitched together to look right but it can be done.
I mean a human needs at least some shock absorption.
Yeah it needs some grip and padding
You know how you fix that size issue? You go XXXXL!
😬🤪
looking good, keep up the good work, cant wait for the final product
Thanks 🙏
7:58 "...which are just on 'standard' technic pins..." 😂
Relatively speaking 😆
I would do is put 2 orange pieces on this pork beans by the seat, so it looks like it's not just held together, make it look like a supported by another Lego piece.
Not sure what you mean .. pork beans ?? 😆
You could print the flat seat pieces in ninja flex to make it more comfy
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I love it. It looks very cool. When I was a child making Lego cars (and I made lots of them) I often fantasised about being able to them. Looks like you are almost there. Hats off & well done on the work so far.
Thanks you. I think I did the same 😁
Working lego 2JZ!!! For next project
Absolutely fantastic! Just subbed and watched the whole series up until this point, can't wait to see the final product
Thanks you! Well you subbed at the right point 👍
Great now I want to print a C5
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_I will wait for test driving :)_
Thanks 🙏
UNBELIEVABLE!!! Seems you've had a very productive lockdown!!!!!! Absolutely jaw dropping!!!
Yeah it's been a fun project! 😆
@@MattDenton absolutely love it Matt!!! I think, it's time to dust off my printer, dig out the PLA spools and get printing...
"but it looks cool" you god damn right about that XD
Haha 😆 thanks 👍
I love this so much
Thanks :D
This guy should have way more subscribers
Yes he should 👍😆
This is just awesome. I would try the back support without that flat bottom piece, so your lower back sits against the studs, but a bit further back then with the flat piece. Just kind of looks uncomfortable to me, the flat bottom piece looks to "poke you a bit in the butt", not so much in line with the top back support.... (if you know what I mean)
Yeah I'll give that a go.. and maybe some padding 😬
This looks so unreal 🤯
Well done👌
Thanks.. pls share 👍
IVE ONLY JUST NOTICED ITS MATT DENTON
😂 💁
@@MattDenton
I read about you and MANTIS in a gwr book. It sounds really cool
Thanks 🙏
I would love it if you eventually did it at real life scale. (Aka 45 times Lego size.) It seems like your building of experience with how to deal with this stuff. (Maybe you can even get a sponsored big 3D printer? :). )
45 times scale would be way too big!!
7:19 i know this isn't a full on real gokart but i still think you'll need much more lateral support, and maybe a slightly taller seat too
We will see 😬
You deserve a sub, cant wait for part 4
Thank you 👍
Why didn’t you just print a half of the hinge smooth, them no need for the bump....
Then it wouldn’t be authentic, and that’s one of his main priorities. Either way, when *I* saw that piece, I saw lumbar support.
LJTwiggy looks like some hinge pieces with flat tops exist www.bricklink.com/v2/catalog/catalogitem.page?P=4531
www.bricklink.com/v2/catalog/catalogitem.page?P=44300
Well.. I'd already printed it and had it in my spare parts... Plus. . it wouldn't be Lego 😬
A hinge piece does exist with a flat top - as long as you don't need the axis of rotation in exactly the same place. www.ldraw.org/parts/official-part-lookup.html?folder=parts&partid=4531
Really nice to see you build this; on 2:55 I noticed the black 2x1 plates in the middle of the side supports which did not make it to the assembled version. On the Cad version they look great however, so my question is: are you going to fit them, maybe in a low weight type of material in order to keep the weight down?
Further more: Great project, really nice how you record and present it; can’t wait for the next episode. Cheers👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Thanks! The 2x1 plates on the side supports didn't fit.. I hadn't noticed in the cad they were interfering with another part. I may modify them to fit as they do look good 👍👍
love your vids i grew up with legos
Thank you 👍
@@MattDenton no prob
Nicely done !!!
Thanks 🙏
#4 is going to be so good!
Thanks 🙏
Nice video. Build is really coming along! Mahalo for sharing! : )
Thank you
О, Тиньков теперь 3D печатью занялся!
Coming along nicely stig .. lol 😂 well done Matt
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This video is really fantastic 🤯
Thanks 🙏
I love you video
once after you finish the kart can you do a compilation of satisfying sounds from your lego go kart vids?
Oooh good idea 👍
thank you
and i have another wonderful idea what if you buy a arcade1up and modify the games and make the sides and tops of the machine materials into legos
add a tpu ring around the steering wheel !
Yeah needs some grip!
Take that go kart chassis to Church because it’s a holy chassis
Love your work 👏🏼
Thank you 👍
Love your work 👍
Thanks 🙏
Nice
I don’t know why but I didn’t get any notification for this video! This project is going to be great keep working on it 👍
Edit: Maybe one time where the project is to build a half size version of original Lego xD
Thanks 🙏
U R INSANE! Keep going...
Probably 😬
NICE! this is so cool!
Thanks 🙏
After several hours of printing... (sorting massive parts out of a box)….
I printed a very small cat once, took several hours too.
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a crazy thing again
Thanks 🙏
This'll make a great mr beast challenge