r/ScienceNcoolThings

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This guy built a Lego manual transmission! Uses air suction to spin everything up and test it

u/Met76 — 9 days ago
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Ladies and Gentleman at 3 AM on Monday the 5th of October hour 1200 was passed 1200 divided by 50 is 24.. that’s FIFTY days on the road 🎉🎆🎇 and he still rolls on, He’s now gone 1215 hours and 143,300 scale miles or 2,223 Real miles! Everyone who’s been cheering him on, Thank you! More info below

After the fears the new road surface would add additional strain on the mountain mauler it decided it would just just chew it up and spit it out against the rear wall, this just started as an idea💡 … how far will a HotWheels car be able to go and now so many others are invested to find out too! Awesome thanks for following along his epic journey

u/Organic-Squirm — 10 days ago