Model car crash test 4

David vs Goliath, small vs big, as seen in model car crash test 2 and 3, here they meet in a head on pile up. Who comes out on top. Made from aluminium foil from food containers and assembled with aluminium tape. 1/12 scale

[@thefpvmvp]

I love your videos. Would you please consider making a detailed instructional video about how you made, formed, and constructed the tin car bodies? I'm very into making realistic Radio Controlled cars and I'd like to make damageable tin car bodies similar to what you have made here, but I don't know how to bend/form the tin without damaging it. I would be very grateful to you if you could show some tips and advice. Thank You.

[@2fastGEO]

I am interested in this for recreating crash tets

[@kagenlim5271]

Same here too

[@Enchilada750]

Bro forgot his youtube password again, see y'all in 5 more years!

[@CarPro1993]

This is incredibly cool! Keep up the awesome work!

[@barnabastoth8335]

hey what camera do you use for the video?

[@Danio_72]

Cool, you get 👍🏻

[@stonka33]

hello what paint do you use?
please answer because I also make models🙂

[@mØØse_25]

Awesome!!

[@hughjanis6318]

Nice! I've been trying to make similar monster truck crush cars out of roof flashing, like @crash076 did, you should do something similar! 😀

[@EuncCrash9]

there ia's for slow motion, idk about the name but, there is

[@Andrei-ne5vs]

The quality is looks like videos from 2006 to 2010

[@thomasplouffe1363]

use polymer clay for the dummies, that way you can reuse them and they wont break, you can use trimmed paper clips for large dummy joints and staples for smaller

[@gabrielquinones3343]

Acually the wide frame car which is the orange car acually held up well
Its long frame protected it’s driver from most of the impact so it should get a 10/10
The small compact car didn’t because it’s small it crumpled onto the driver possibly getting him stuck so it deserves a 7/10

[@FranLeut]

How

[@alphonso136]

you've been watching IHS