Cinematic train - T-rex crash

[AlmightyArjen]

After the 80's layout I wanted to do "a project in between", which got a bit out of hand. I wanted to do a simple train crash video, but I gave it a cinematic look. Especially the turning camera which looks like the Matrix camera effect was difficult to accomplish: a lot of trial&error and timing issues were involved to get it rightly done. Enjoy the result, let me know what you think it!

 

[zephyr1934]

More insanity! My lego bricks quake in fear of your horror movies. Can't wait to see the automation project come to completion

[ivanlan9]

My feet hurt terribly after watching the video to the end and seeing @AlmightyArjen crouching in his stocking feet on a field of Lego studs.  Ouch.

Ouch.

Metta,

Ivan

(Still ouch.)

[AlmightyArjen]

@ivanlan9 I have practiced speedskating for a long time: a few studs can't hurt my feet ;)

 

[Feuer Zug]

Who builds tracks that end in the T-Rex paddock? No wonder the aliens hightailed it for more intelligent planets. Nicely done, even if you had to do 40 rounds of dental reconstruction.

[dr_spock]

Good one. Would an end of track bumper help lessen the dental impact to T-Rex?

That toilet lawyer guy looks like my sig fig.

[LEGO Train 12 Volts]

My heart bleeds when I see a train crash, but the sentence  "damn I forgot to renew my dental insurance" is priceless! 

Funny and cool video! 

[brick-builds]

Very good work and a amazing video. How long did you needed to produce it????

Edited May 7, 2021 by brick-builds

[AlmightyArjen]

23 hours ago, brick-builds said:

Very good work and a amazing video. How long did you needed to produce it????

Thanks. In total about 200 hours.