Learn more about how these object were scanned: www.lumafield.com/article/adam-savage-tested-buster-mythbusters-ct-scans Buster's face: app.lumafield.com/project/728af9d8-ae63-4b8d-ae3a-edd3b0d32e02 Buster's hand: app.lumafield.com/project/6400d1ae-8b9b-42eb-b674-aed2ea2180fd Crash test dummy head: app.lumafield.com/project/b636bc3b-5ed4-4fa9-aa69-488c7791b1a7
Wow, Edwardo and Lumafield you guys really kept the viewer fascinated. Every few minutes you stepped up the unexpected and surprising. I clicked on this video prepared to be bored. I’m leaving fully delighted
Food for thought but I wonder if it would be possible for fans to 3D print the scan if Adam/yourselves were comfortable releasing the 3D model? Totally understand if not, but it would be funny to have a little 3D printed buster face/hand as a momento from the show. 😝
Back in the 90's, I was involved getting child car seats crash tested to see if they met national safety standards. To that end, our company owned an infant dummy that we would bring to the crash testing site. Since the test site was in another state, I was tasked with bringing it with me when I traveled to and from testing. I decided it would more interesting to travel with the dummy dressed as a real baby. So, I put baby clothes, shoes, and a hat on the dummy when traveling (of couse with a name tag for Elmo the dummy). I've even got photos of the dummy in the cockpit of a plane following one of my flights (the stewardesses loved him) along with travel pics of the dummy "seeing" the local sites around the test facility.
Would be interesting if the Buster was released as a High fidelity model and fans could then corroborate the injuries to each experiment and then released as an interactive model labelling all the injuries! A digital "life and times of Buster" if you will.
So much happiness in seeing buster again, even in that Dwight Schrute CPR dummy face skin condition he is in. And that scan of the face is nightmare fuel 😮 And and if that 3D printer file could be shared I’d go out and buy a 3D printer today!
CT scanning is an amazing technology. From having my jaw scanned for the dentist to seeing how much our welding penetrates the material at work, it’s brilliant to see a translucent model on screen, like having x-ray vision in all dimensions.
I remember when they tried to make his arms wooden so they'd break like bones but they were constantly fixing him so they got another one.... Thank you for all the hard work Buster. 😊❤️
Every little mark is a memory. I grew up on Mythbusters. I credit personalities like Adam & Jamie, Steve Irwin, and Mike Rowe for giving me the curiosity and respect that I hold today for the world around me. It’s really cool to see Buster again, and it’s kind of like archeology to see all of these traces of past experiments.
These "Lumafield scans something for big RUclips channel" is always quite clearly "Lumafield wants you to buy one of their machines" (understandably), but at the same time they are always so fascinating to see the results of. I have no real good reason to get one, but doesn't stop me from wanting one and thinking about what I would scan if I had access to I've.
Their target base isn't the public, since it's outside the purchasing power of almost every individual. Their target audience is technically minded people, who work for engineering/design firms, who either need stuff scanned or who can afford to buy and maintain a scanner. I would like to just have a mri scanner, just to throw little aches and pains into and see what's going on inside the body, but me watching a RUclipsr go through a mri machine as part of a video, like StrangeParts recently (although they were also selling a process as a product) doesn't make me the target audience for buying one
@@circularrobert oh I'm quite aware that individuals aren't their target market and they're aiming for folks to get their employers to buy one. Still want one 😁
I'm suprised you haven't put any space suit parts through Lumafield, or any Blade Runner blasters. It would be amazing if there were episodes where Smithsonian or Propstore had anything they wanted to see inside but couldn't!! I wonder if Lumafield gets any business from museums, especially in restoration or conservation.
We work with some museums and historians to scan interesting artifacts! Here's a look inside some Apollo components with CT scans: ruclips.net/video/9fGurEa3EVk/видео.html
Glad to see you’ve still kept a bit of OG Buster around. I can still see his inaugural mythbusting test if being dropped from 700 feet into San Francisco Bay in my head. He lost some limbs then if I recall, and divers had to do a search and recovery for them. No MythBuster left behind!
My grandfather was part of the original crash test dummy program at General Motors in Milford, Mi. My mom and grandma used to go shopping for the clothes for the dummies. Mom says that there was video of a test with child dummies that was so horrifying that they destroyed the film. Grandpa told me once that they had developed a synthetic material that mimicked bone almost perfectly. It completely shattered in an absolutely horrid way on the first test in a dummy.
Wow! Just wow! thank you for bringing this technology to the rest of us. I have the Dr. Seuss quote going through my head,"Oh the Places You'll Go". Blessings.
That level of detail on a 3D print seems like it'd be a dream come true for museums. There's so much stuff in archives that they can't show to the public, because the real thing is too fragile or valuable in one way or another to put out on display (even in a climate controlled UV-protected sealed case). And accurate replicas of mixed-material artifacts or super delicate bones/fabrics/etc can be incredibly difficult and time consuming to make.
Those leatherface scans are incredible! Would you ever consider putting recreations of the 3-D printed version on the Tested store or uploading the autocad file if people wanted to print a copy themselves? I'm constantly impressed by everyone's 3-D printing innovations that you showcase on this channel.
Next Halloween, the Tested crew needs to make a short horror film with this Leatherface Buster mask. Maybe someone jokingly puts the Buster mask on but it possess them, and then it goes one by one attacking and then swapping possession of the different Mythbusters that tortured him over the years. The question is do they make it realistic/dramatic or cheesy/funny?
Good to see the ancient traditions of headshrinkers still alive :D ... I like this colab, its fun seeing inside of these things, but I also like listening to the people talk about all this stuff, how they started and progressed ..
Cool idea... Can someone get their hands on the scans and create a Mythbusters horror game!! Think Saw.. but with buster hahaha Thanks for another cool video Tested Team!
Oh-ho! Heeheehee, I got second-hand glee seeing the lumafield engineer unwrapping the Buster face replicas for Adam to take home. There's a man who knows his audience!
One of my favorite facts about crash test dummies (I study egress systems and testing and have 'met' several of them) is that each body part not only replicates the size and shape, but also the center of mass of the part. That way they move correctly under forces. In other words if a forearm was weighted too much at the elbow side it would move differently than if it was weighted at the wrist due to mass, inertia, and momentum. Therefore parts like the sensor packs also have to be mass weighted and checked to be sure they don't change the CG of the part they are inserted into.
I was able to provide Mythbusters with a replacement Buster which was a jet ejection test dummy. It regularly sat through windblast of somewhere around 700 KEAS. It might have also taken rides on a rocket sled but I don't know for sure.
The weight in the rear is likely also there to simulate the weight of the brain, which is quite far back in the skull (obviously). Most people forget how much of the face has sinuses and other cavities behind it, as well as the mouth and throat. The moves the center of gravity way back, which is why you two very strong muscles on either side of your windpipe, so your head doesn't flop backwards, like a baby who's muscles haven't gained the necessary strength. This center of gravity and accurate simulation of weight distribution is key in analysing impacts on the skulls, as it determines the movement of the head in a crash.
The virtual part of making in your head applies to my coding process too, sometimes it’s easier to just take a long shower and run/pseudo-edit the code in my head until than it is to stare at my half baked code and try to work out the next steps. I could imagine if I had the skill to paint/create visual art, that this could apply similarly.
20 or so years ago (Or more? Idk), Adam Savage wasn't the most experienced man in the room. Whenever there was consultation with experts in the show, I would imagine that at least sometimes he would have to be genuinely listening to things he hadn't heard before in order to learn something new. Fast forward to now and he's probably got at least a basic if not advanced experience with every form of mechanical engineering/creative design you can think of. He's the most experienced man in the room. So it's so amazing to see him engage in conversation with this younger guy and still bring a childlike sense of wonder and discovery.
Does anyone else remember the crash test dummy toys from the early 90s? I was 9 years old in 1990 and I remember playing with them. It didn't seem strange at the time but it does looking back on it. Was there even a cartoon about them? I can't remember.
Fascinating views of Buster! Are there any limitations on what materials or objects you can put in a CT scanner, similar to how you can't put certain metals in an MRI?
Thanks! Glad you enjoyed seeing these. The major limitation on scannable materials has to do with our ability to see through them with X-rays. As you go down the periodic table, the elements generally become more opaque to X-rays, so the maximum thickness of parts that we're able to scan goes down. For instance, this machine can scan up to 140mm of plastic, 50mm of aluminum, or 9mm of steel. None of these is dangerous in a CT scanner the way ferrous metal would be in an MRI machine!
"Every meter that you can buy, simply wants to tell when you should leave the room. There is no there's very few meters that will tell you when you're dead." And yep, I'm the guy at the tradeshow in front of the team needing the latter!
As you once said about Buster's role on the show, he was "Last Person Data Aqusition". Couldn't say First Person since whenever he exploded, it either proved or disprove the myth. Even Buster could only handle one explosion per myth.
I will admit, I did have a dream once there was an animated series based on the Mythbusters. Pretty much the team solved myths and mysteries, buster being essentially the scooby. Communicating with signs *Like Wiley Coyote*. As well as facepalming at points, or shaking his hands wildly in front of him when they ask him to do something to TEST something "Buster test this cannon". The big thing... It was more scientific at points, like when a trap is being made one of the characters would walk through how said trap was built, etc. Going over specific things, etc. It was a great dream, yes Adam being more of a "Explosives are the answer" "No adam, no boom." "Yes BOOM"
Just think about how they originally got all the necessary measurements for the crash test dummies. They most likely had to disect many different dead bodies to find the average for people. Since they tried to get the weight of each body section correct, they had to be cutting heads & limbs off and weighing everything. It is especially disturbing when you think about them doing that for every size of dummy, including children and even infants.
As I was scrolling and the series of videos looking at Original Movie Props and Costumes alongside not reading the video title right away....I thought at First that Adam was holding the Face piece of the Evioved Cockroach from MIMIC. Hahaha silly me....
Learn more about how these object were scanned: www.lumafield.com/article/adam-savage-tested-buster-mythbusters-ct-scans
Buster's face: app.lumafield.com/project/728af9d8-ae63-4b8d-ae3a-edd3b0d32e02
Buster's hand: app.lumafield.com/project/6400d1ae-8b9b-42eb-b674-aed2ea2180fd
Crash test dummy head: app.lumafield.com/project/b636bc3b-5ed4-4fa9-aa69-488c7791b1a7
If you guys decide to sell a print of that Buster scan, I would consider buying one (if I have $$ at that time). Just for your consideration.
I'd love to see a reaction video of when you give her the 3D printed Buster's face
I can see Adams next incognito costume ... a Buster suit .. with leather face ...
and it want me to generate a user account to just view the pictures? really?
@@dh2032 the cost of greed of the service ... even if it is a free account ... what you do there gets sold ... and you get nothing for it ...
Thanks for coming by, Adam! It was an honor to revisit Buster with you.
Thank you for humouring all of us by scanning our creepy little friend 😊
This video was a masterclass in technical selling, was a joy to watch!
Lumafield team for the win!!!! Fascinating and joyous project for the multitude of Mythbusters fan ( current engineers 😀). We salute you.
Wow, Edwardo and Lumafield you guys really kept the viewer fascinated. Every few minutes you stepped up the unexpected and surprising.
I clicked on this video prepared to be bored. I’m leaving fully delighted
Food for thought but I wonder if it would be possible for fans to 3D print the scan if Adam/yourselves were comfortable releasing the 3D model? Totally understand if not, but it would be funny to have a little 3D printed buster face/hand as a momento from the show. 😝
Back in the 90's, I was involved getting child car seats crash tested to see if they met national safety standards. To that end, our company owned an infant dummy that we would bring to the crash testing site. Since the test site was in another state, I was tasked with bringing it with me when I traveled to and from testing. I decided it would more interesting to travel with the dummy dressed as a real baby. So, I put baby clothes, shoes, and a hat on the dummy when traveling (of couse with a name tag for Elmo the dummy). I've even got photos of the dummy in the cockpit of a plane following one of my flights (the stewardesses loved him) along with travel pics of the dummy "seeing" the local sites around the test facility.
Probably the least sus way to transport a child sized and shaped non-child object without catching to much of tsa’s guff, smart thinking
@@Occult_Orchid That was pre-TSA.
This is a very strange version of the bojack horseman outro-
That's weird...
Ok…
Would be interesting if the Buster was released as a High fidelity model and fans could then corroborate the injuries to each experiment and then released as an interactive model labelling all the injuries! A digital "life and times of Buster" if you will.
I volunteer to make the unity3d vr app!
Forensic Buster
I mean you could probably get a mold of the face and get and make your own Buster Face with damage and clips.
@@cpt_nordbart having a copy of “busterface” would be creepy!
Seeing Buster in your videos always feels like visiting an old friend
Kari, you made absolute nightmare fuel and I'm sure you're absolutely proud of this fact!
Would be a good Halloween mask or for a horror movie, kind of like a mix between Jason and Leatherface.
OMG I love seeing all the stitch work they did to poor Busters face...... He got so abused for are enjoyment...
@@jonathanbair523 He went above and beyond the call of duty and earned all of those stitches!
It's Crazy how attached me and millions of other people got to a Crashed Test Dummy.
Or a very eccentric and lovable host
I legitimately said “oh damn hey buster” lol
Do u also refer to your animals as if they are your kids?
@@italjahcorntrashroller as someone who doesn't have kids and can't, yes I refer to my dog as my kid.
Hes the Star of that show. :D
So much happiness in seeing buster again, even in that Dwight Schrute CPR dummy face skin condition he is in.
And that scan of the face is nightmare fuel 😮
And and if that 3D printer file could be shared I’d go out and buy a 3D printer today!
The scan of the face looks like The Shroud of Frankenstein.
I'm sure someone could make a really amazing Halloween mask with that file.
Same! I really hope they release the file!!!
Hello Clarice...... 👅
@@queequeg0323 The face inside out, with some paint to highlight the markings.... I would soooo love to see that.
CT scanning is an amazing technology. From having my jaw scanned for the dentist to seeing how much our welding penetrates the material at work, it’s brilliant to see a translucent model on screen, like having x-ray vision in all dimensions.
Adam, the joy of the Old Internet is intact and preserved on this channel, and that means a lot to me.
I remember when they tried to make his arms wooden so they'd break like bones but they were constantly fixing him so they got another one.... Thank you for all the hard work Buster. 😊❤️
Every little mark is a memory.
I grew up on Mythbusters. I credit personalities like Adam & Jamie, Steve Irwin, and Mike Rowe for giving me the curiosity and respect that I hold today for the world around me.
It’s really cool to see Buster again, and it’s kind of like archeology to see all of these traces of past experiments.
These "Lumafield scans something for big RUclips channel" is always quite clearly "Lumafield wants you to buy one of their machines" (understandably), but at the same time they are always so fascinating to see the results of. I have no real good reason to get one, but doesn't stop me from wanting one and thinking about what I would scan if I had access to I've.
Their target base isn't the public, since it's outside the purchasing power of almost every individual. Their target audience is technically minded people, who work for engineering/design firms, who either need stuff scanned or who can afford to buy and maintain a scanner.
I would like to just have a mri scanner, just to throw little aches and pains into and see what's going on inside the body, but me watching a RUclipsr go through a mri machine as part of a video, like StrangeParts recently (although they were also selling a process as a product) doesn't make me the target audience for buying one
@@circularrobert oh I'm quite aware that individuals aren't their target market and they're aiming for folks to get their employers to buy one.
Still want one 😁
Buster still providing content in 2022.
1:11 "I can't remember wich explosion caused the total failure of this part" Hahahahahah Adam is the coolest without even tryin! Hahah
Amazing to see these scans. Seeing the Buster mask scan just makes me want an STL file I can 3D print to put on my desk.
I love these Lumafield videos! They should launch a RUclips channel, because I could watch this type of content all day.
Thanks! We do have a RUclips channel where we post interesting scans from time to time. www.youtube.com/@lumafield
It was awesome seeing Buster again, ty
I'm suprised you haven't put any space suit parts through Lumafield, or any Blade Runner blasters.
It would be amazing if there were episodes where Smithsonian or Propstore had anything they wanted to see inside but couldn't!!
I wonder if Lumafield gets any business from museums, especially in restoration or conservation.
We work with some museums and historians to scan interesting artifacts! Here's a look inside some Apollo components with CT scans: ruclips.net/video/9fGurEa3EVk/видео.html
@@lumafield That was excellent! Thank you! Would love to see the results from museums, especially ancient artefacts!🍻
Glad to see you’ve still kept a bit of OG Buster around. I can still see his inaugural mythbusting test if being dropped from 700 feet into San Francisco Bay in my head. He lost some limbs then if I recall, and divers had to do a search and recovery for them. No MythBuster left behind!
It's so nice to see an old friend!
My grandfather was part of the original crash test dummy program at General Motors in Milford, Mi. My mom and grandma used to go shopping for the clothes for the dummies. Mom says that there was video of a test with child dummies that was so horrifying that they destroyed the film. Grandpa told me once that they had developed a synthetic material that mimicked bone almost perfectly. It completely shattered in an absolutely horrid way on the first test in a dummy.
Wow! Just wow! thank you for bringing this technology to the rest of us. I have the Dr. Seuss quote going through my head,"Oh the Places You'll Go". Blessings.
That level of detail on a 3D print seems like it'd be a dream come true for museums. There's so much stuff in archives that they can't show to the public, because the real thing is too fragile or valuable in one way or another to put out on display (even in a climate controlled UV-protected sealed case). And accurate replicas of mixed-material artifacts or super delicate bones/fabrics/etc can be incredibly difficult and time consuming to make.
Those leatherface scans are incredible! Would you ever consider putting recreations of the 3-D printed version on the Tested store or uploading the autocad file if people wanted to print a copy themselves? I'm constantly impressed by everyone's 3-D printing innovations that you showcase on this channel.
Next Halloween, the Tested crew needs to make a short horror film with this Leatherface Buster mask.
Maybe someone jokingly puts the Buster mask on but it possess them, and then it goes one by one attacking and then swapping possession of the different Mythbusters that tortured him over the years. The question is do they make it realistic/dramatic or cheesy/funny?
Sounds more like "the mask" starring Jim Carrie than it does leatherface.
Dude, Buster was the best host in Mythbusters!😍
Good to see the ancient traditions of headshrinkers still alive :D ... I like this colab, its fun seeing inside of these things, but I also like listening to the people talk about all this stuff, how they started and progressed ..
"You wanna fly through Buster's head yourself?" Just like so much shrapnel and shockwaves that have flown through Buster's head before!
Omg buster ! It be so long to see him after so long he looks so good for someone who was almost killed every time xD
Wow! Please release the STL/3MF files of the 3D scan meshes so we can print the head at home! 😁
Cool idea... Can someone get their hands on the scans and create a Mythbusters horror game!! Think Saw.. but with buster hahaha Thanks for another cool video Tested Team!
Wow. Fun video, Adam! Starting to see Buster's family resemblance to the future T-800 Terminator.
Buster: I’ll be baack.
I don't think I've ever heard the phrase "that's so horrifying!" said with so much enthusiasm before
Oh-ho! Heeheehee, I got second-hand glee seeing the lumafield engineer unwrapping the Buster face replicas for Adam to take home. There's a man who knows his audience!
Always love seeing Adam happy.
One of my favorite facts about crash test dummies (I study egress systems and testing and have 'met' several of them) is that each body part not only replicates the size and shape, but also the center of mass of the part. That way they move correctly under forces. In other words if a forearm was weighted too much at the elbow side it would move differently than if it was weighted at the wrist due to mass, inertia, and momentum. Therefore parts like the sensor packs also have to be mass weighted and checked to be sure they don't change the CG of the part they are inserted into.
Full size 3D print is like Buster's death mask, similar to the Sir Isaac Newton death mask Adam looked at when visiting the Royal Society. 😎
Good point!
The scan of busters face would make for a really nice wallpaper on my laptop. 🙂🙂
I would love to hear/see Kari's reaction to the 3D printed version
Love that "we should disassemble it" smash cut.
Love that scanner. You could do down the rabbit hole with it and spend so much time scanning objects.
LOL too funny, Buster's PATINA makes him stand out
That should be your next comic con costume.
In the cut away you could see the tension in the bolts on the threads
amazing
I was able to provide Mythbusters with a replacement Buster which was a jet ejection test dummy. It regularly sat through windblast of somewhere around 700 KEAS. It might have also taken rides on a rocket sled but I don't know for sure.
The abuse Buster went through was glorious. I'd say my favorite is the barrel full of bricks.
We need a t shirt of Buster's CT scan. Just saying
The weight in the rear is likely also there to simulate the weight of the brain, which is quite far back in the skull (obviously). Most people forget how much of the face has sinuses and other cavities behind it, as well as the mouth and throat. The moves the center of gravity way back, which is why you two very strong muscles on either side of your windpipe, so your head doesn't flop backwards, like a baby who's muscles haven't gained the necessary strength.
This center of gravity and accurate simulation of weight distribution is key in analysing impacts on the skulls, as it determines the movement of the head in a crash.
Thank you Buster for all that you have done for us. 🙂👍
Poor Buster😅
There have been Many
laughs of his job at
Myth❤Busters
Buster the hardest working member of the team 👍
It would be fun to find the original hand model for Buster.
The virtual part of making in your head applies to my coding process too, sometimes it’s easier to just take a long shower and run/pseudo-edit the code in my head until than it is to stare at my half baked code and try to work out the next steps.
I could imagine if I had the skill to paint/create visual art, that this could apply similarly.
It's like seeing someone you haven't seen in years, and they haven't been doing well. lmao
Ha!
So pretty much every high school reunion I’ve ever been to
Adam, please pass on our joyous horrorified gratitude to the Amazing Ms. Byron. The stitching is creepy art at its best. 👌
omg I love the look of the over view scan of busters Face I'd love to have that as a desctop back ground.
20 or so years ago (Or more? Idk), Adam Savage wasn't the most experienced man in the room. Whenever there was consultation with experts in the show, I would imagine that at least sometimes he would have to be genuinely listening to things he hadn't heard before in order to learn something new. Fast forward to now and he's probably got at least a basic if not advanced experience with every form of mechanical engineering/creative design you can think of. He's the most experienced man in the room. So it's so amazing to see him engage in conversation with this younger guy and still bring a childlike sense of wonder and discovery.
Adam should do a cosplay walk dressed as Buster. Using Buster's actual "face"
That's so awesome and perfect to give the 3d print to Kari ❤️
That Buster head scan needs to be a Windows Desktop Wallpaper!!
Another cool video. Thanks for making them and keep up the good work.
You should sell 3d prints of the Buster face, I would totally buy one.
I'd love to get that scan file to print busters face for my desk :D
I'd love to have an STL of Buster's face. Would pay good money to be able to print one for my nerd shelves!
I love the fact that upon seeing the 3D print, Adam's first reaction is to want to send it to Kari.
Does anyone else remember the crash test dummy toys from the early 90s? I was 9 years old in 1990 and I remember playing with them. It didn't seem strange at the time but it does looking back on it. Was there even a cartoon about them? I can't remember.
Yep, I recall...pretty sure there was a cartoon as well.
Fascinating views of Buster! Are there any limitations on what materials or objects you can put in a CT scanner, similar to how you can't put certain metals in an MRI?
Thanks! Glad you enjoyed seeing these. The major limitation on scannable materials has to do with our ability to see through them with X-rays. As you go down the periodic table, the elements generally become more opaque to X-rays, so the maximum thickness of parts that we're able to scan goes down. For instance, this machine can scan up to 140mm of plastic, 50mm of aluminum, or 9mm of steel. None of these is dangerous in a CT scanner the way ferrous metal would be in an MRI machine!
@@lumafield that's very informative, thank you. Great to hear your enthusiasm and creativity on this video!
7am .. Nice to know you guys are up early too
👍😎 That scan of Busters face needs to be a high rez photo to hang up. Creepy ❌ 10, love it
RIP Buster. We love you, you inanimate legend
"Every meter that you can buy, simply wants to tell when you should leave the room. There is no there's very few meters that will tell you when you're dead." And yep, I'm the guy at the tradeshow in front of the team needing the latter!
Radiation counter... :)
That "scanner" is freaking awesome ! What are you going to try next?
Thanks! We love to scan all sorts of interesting objects in our spare time. We're open to suggestions...
As you once said about Buster's role on the show, he was "Last Person Data Aqusition". Couldn't say First Person since whenever he exploded, it either proved or disprove the myth. Even Buster could only handle one explosion per myth.
Nice to see an old friend.
"It's an android hand..."
Come on, Adam...
"Handroid" was RIGHT THERE ! 😉😁
I knew beforehand that you'd send the print to Kari . 😝
Good old buster.... I miss the show. Its quality.
The scan of busters face…..WOW I would be more scared being chased by that face then Jason
Kari is gonna love the 3D print. xD
I will admit, I did have a dream once there was an animated series based on the Mythbusters.
Pretty much the team solved myths and mysteries, buster being essentially the scooby. Communicating with signs *Like Wiley Coyote*. As well as facepalming at points, or shaking his hands wildly in front of him when they ask him to do something to TEST something "Buster test this cannon".
The big thing... It was more scientific at points, like when a trap is being made one of the characters would walk through how said trap was built, etc.
Going over specific things, etc.
It was a great dream, yes Adam being more of a "Explosives are the answer"
"No adam, no boom."
"Yes BOOM"
you were a good guy in mythbusters did well i hope you will come back sooner or later
I couldn't help but crack up laughing at:
"It's the child's head."
[Ad interrupts video]
Just think about how they originally got all the necessary measurements for the crash test dummies. They most likely had to disect many different dead bodies to find the average for people. Since they tried to get the weight of each body section correct, they had to be cutting heads & limbs off and weighing everything. It is especially disturbing when you think about them doing that for every size of dummy, including children and even infants.
i miss watching the Mythbusters was one of my fav all time shows
you should have buster's face 3d printed, so you can cosplay Buster at the next convention you do a walk about in!
Nice Video thanks adam sir.
I hope to meet you one day Adam.. ya seem like a good human
Words cannot express how relieved I am that the crash test dummy doesn't have its eyes open 😅
Does anyone know if there's a way to download the file from the lumafield site? I'd really love to print my own little Buster head.
It would be amazing if the .STLs for Buster's face could be released.
Hail Buster the Ultimate MythBuster.
Who else could participate in so many experiments? Are there counts of direct experiment participations for all the MythBusters I wonder?
@@goosebyte I don't think there is actually.
I love buster ❤️❤️ the silent partner of Mythbusters
Buster wasn't silent...
He went "Whoomp!" and "Splat!" and "Thunk!" and "Ka-BOOM!"
😉😁
@@willmfrank True but he never complained
That's amazing 👏🏼 😁🤘🏼🇺🇲
Interesting video. 👍
As I was scrolling and the series of videos looking at Original Movie Props and Costumes alongside not reading the video title right away....I thought at First that Adam was holding the Face piece of the Evioved Cockroach from MIMIC.
Hahaha silly me....
Could you please release the cad file of the buster head? I would LOVE to have a 3D print of my own!!!
Can we get stls of Buster's head and hand? Boy that'd be amazing to 3D print!
you did a great paint job on him Adam haha ha
That dense area on top of the head is purely from the "ready to go" slaps from the mythbuster's team for sure.
I love how his first thought, first words after he was told that he could have the lil mask was I'm going to give this to Kari Byron