That indeed caused a lot of drag, and some fine-tuning to the wing shape and angle could've also resulted into more lift so less power of engine needed, so higher top speed
Well i loved megablocks too ! they had some models that looked really sick! like that fighter jet they had. it used parts lego doestn even had and it was glorious. Also MegaBloks does Halo stuff so, thats a plus
@@zoleroid7027Zoleroid yeah, that's definitely possible, they even made a Bugatti Chiron that drives, life-sized. source: th-cam.com/video/n-RtJOfFlZU/w-d-xo.html
@@ChiccinTendies I could see 7 year old Peter doing that same thing to his "friends" He's a bully, but he builds some really cool things so I find myself still watching his videos.
JellyShark2143 Yeah, I made one like 25 years ago that could achieve forward motion on a smooth floor (and with the Lego motors), but that's as far as I ever got. Which is probably for the best, since I wouldn't have had a way to control it.
Yep, very good job. I'm wondering whether trying to copy an old bi-plane might be a better shape? Lego kind of like the flimsy and heavy materials early aero-engineers had to use..
A possibility for sure. I think the bigger issue is to get the area and weight distributions correct. This model had far too little vertical stabilizer area for the moment arm of the tail, which led to the wild yaw and roll behaviors it exhibited.
Ultimate-Dragon Gaming and Forging Technic is definitely more structurally sound, but PF components don't have nearly enough power to propel something of this weight - not to mention all the weight the PF components themselves would add. The battery boxes alone are far too heavy to make using them remotely viable.
Nice job Peter! Looks like the struts worked well. I was expecting the wings to fold. One good thing about the lego plane is that it can never really break. It'll just come apart then you just snap it back together and fly again. No hot glue required. I challenge you to make a lego propeller for it. You're allowed to use epoxy.
LEGO Technic pieces would probably provide a much better structural strength for the airframe, and the wings to think of it. Using the LEGO building sheets as wings seems like a fundamentally bad idea because you can't really link them together in a reliable fashion, there's no connectors on the bottom of the plates so the joint is always going to be quite flimsy in one direction. Honestly if I had to build a LEGO R/C aircraft, I would make the airframe, formers, wing spars and ribs out of Technic parts and then cover the whole thing with transparent tape.
Most of those types of plates are much smaller than these large base plates, though. It's not about where you can attach things, it's more about whether the pieces are under tension or compression. Lego fundamentally rely just on the friction between the plastic surfaces to stay together which works fine for compressive load as well as side loads, but if you put a pillar of lego under tension (ie. pull on both ends) it will quite easily come apart. The same thing will happen if you try to make a wing out of several plates and reinforce the connections by smaller plates on top and bottom, the joint plates on the top or bottom will wiggle their way loose when the joint starts to bend under flight loads - and this will happen on both sides (center on the concave side, edges on the convex side of the bend). Trust me, I have more than a decade of intense Lego engineering experience under my belt, I know how these things work...
Personally,I felt you were the brains behind F.T.,same as David,but thats just my opinion. It isnt the same without your wacky,great ideas. Enough said.
Designandrew ,thats kinda like saying who cares about flying now that we reached space. Flite Test is going through some growing pains,again. I like the free downloadable plans for planes and they do have some decent content. Its like anything else,you have to pick and choose what you do with what is offered. David and Peter both brought some really good context to Flite Test. Unfortunately,I am starting to see them getting away from that,and am not sure I like some of the people they are bringing on board. They dont seem to be adding anything of interest. I see a particular person on there that ,I guess may have some kind of talent but havent figured it out other than mabe class clown,as we called them in school. I am probably being unfair but seems like the show is getting too many people on there that cannot possibly contribute the same ingenuity and intellect that Peter did.
scott firman flite test is an awful religious cult. I couldn't stand all the 'brothers' and church from Bixler so I unsubbed ages ago, he also seems like a terrible .boss to work for. I checked back occasionally though, and was happy to find Peter had flown the coop. I think these videos prove how much flite test was stifling Peter.
LEGO: take your creativity to bigger heights makes LEGO plane sets Petersripol: makes rc plane out of legos LEGO: wow Petersripol: you said to take your creativity to bigger heights
Super awesome video Peter. Congrats on now 15k+ subs!! You channel is glowing crazy fast. ! Love what your doing. Keep it up and I hope we can chill Soon.
If u want to check the balance then attach a string at the center of gravity and the hang it and the calculate the degrees for lift or downward force it will help a lot and you would not have to crash again and again :)
Nice! There was a review on Amazon about a lego plane set that sounded like this: "My lego plane doesn't fly!" If the review was for your lego plane, it would've sounded like this: "My lego plane flies very well!" Very good job!
If you dont mind me asking, why dont you work at flitetest anymore dude you were one of my favorite people to see in the videos because you designed the coolest planes ever.
As someone who spends a lot of time figuring out how to make LEGO sets structurally sound I have to say a couple of things. 1: You need cross struts inside the structure, that will alleviate lots of the wobble that can shake it apart. 2: The saying less is more doesn't apply to LEGO flying machines, because they are so bumpy they create a lot of drag in the air so you need smooth parts going along the the wings to make it fly more stable
+1, There's glue on the the duct tape too! A missed opportunity to make proper lego technic hinges, don't think they'd be too bad compared to some of the other structural stuff on this plane. Also reminds me of some crazy Kerbal Space Program video someone showed me of huge airframes made of small blocks and plates.
Excellent video and concept! I would have thought you would want to glue everything together, for durability. With some judicious use of glue on the wings, you might have been able to dispense with the wing spars, which would foster an improved thrust-to-weight ratio. It flew better than I thought it would, for a plane without ailerons.
Was it ever explained why you and FliteTest aren't together anymore? Your videos are exactly what they have been missing lately. I'm glad I found your channel.
thechosendude he wanted to branch off on his own, aka this TH-cam channel. He said the stuff he does here is more his style. Plus he needed to help at his parents restaurant.
Peter Your channel is growing so quickly now. Great to see others can see your great work. Keep this up, there are a lot of us out here who really like what you do. I am about to support you on patreon btw :)
He did not use lego to make that piece of shit fly. He used off brand motors, batteries and controller. It's possible to make a FULLY rc plane because Lego has created Power Function, Boost, and Mindstorms but he didn't.
It is possible to build a 100% LEGO glider, but not a 100% LEGO plane. The LEGO motors don't provide enough power compared to their weight, same goes for the battery boxes, and most LEGO propellers barely create any thrust.
I have a question, where can I get the transmitter, esc, and everything else to make a rc because I am trying to build an model Cessna 357 and all I need is a the things that go in the rc and control and power it?
Very cool! It seems it could use a little more vertical stabilizer area. The good thing is that this is the proverbial model that doesn't break but re-kits when crashed, so unplanned encounters with Terra Firma bring no cash penalty, just some re-fitting of Lego bricks. Nice!
11:20 ah yes, the stall spin. It happens when you pull up too soon with little airspeed and undeployed flaps. You should fly really calmly if you do not want any problems
Awesome as always guys! Congratulations on the quickly growing new-ish TH-cam channel. How about an Rc boat, modded with wings to fly off water. And or a nitro or rc car modded with wings? Yes, I know "surface" vehicles exist, but the way your ideas come to life, these combo's would be way better. Just a thought... Keep the videos coming, please. Take care -Jamie
I can't believe that thing flew with the aerodynamics of a chair and wings that were freaking rectangle and dotted!
The aerodynamics of a chair!! 😅
That indeed caused a lot of drag, and some fine-tuning to the wing shape and angle could've also resulted into more lift so less power of engine needed, so higher top speed
I mean the bumps up top probably have it it's only lift XD
I didn't think it would fly without glueing it.
The concorde at low speeds is more aeorodynamik than this lol
"Ah, Megabloks. That's how you knew your parents didn't care." I felt that.
True story
Also if they got you a 2ds you know they didn’t love you either
LMFAO
UndeadNobody it’s “that’s how you know ur parents didn’t love you”
Well i loved megablocks too ! they had some models that looked really sick! like that fighter jet they had. it used parts lego doestn even had and it was glorious. Also MegaBloks does Halo stuff so, thats a plus
Should have used more technic, its great for structural work.
And the whole thing could be Lego including all the motors.
@@zoleroid7027Zoleroid yeah, that's definitely possible, they even made a Bugatti Chiron that drives, life-sized.
source: th-cam.com/video/n-RtJOfFlZU/w-d-xo.html
@@iwillstealallyourcookies1873 im not sure if any lego motors will have a torque to weight ratio that will get the plane in the air
@@badusername9903 yes i suppose so
@@iwillstealallyourcookies1873 Wonder why Lego disabled comments on all of their vids.
"Aww that was mega-mean :(" bro i felt that
Well then you better become a Mega-Man! No-punintendo.
Reddey no it was funny
Peter is pretty mean to his buddy ngl
@@ChiccinTendies he is pretty mean now that I realize
@@ChiccinTendies I could see 7 year old Peter doing that same thing to his "friends"
He's a bully, but he builds some really cool things so I find myself still watching his videos.
I wish he bought the set and made that fly
Legos are heavy
Probably would not work unless he built it like a drone with 4 propellers going up.
meu pai
Tiggerlive yeah!
Felipe Jaquez he could have added strong engines
Achievement unlocked ''childhood dream''
JellyShark2143 Yeah, I made one like 25 years ago that could achieve forward motion on a smooth floor (and with the Lego motors), but that's as far as I ever got. Which is probably for the best, since I wouldn't have had a way to control it.
achievement unlocked!
"awesome youtube comments" :D
PeterSripol LOL
PeterSripol dude I love this channel but I think you should brush your teeth a bit more
carlos arrache ever since I read this comment I can't stop looking at his teeth. I now hate you deeply.
This was the best FliteTest video i saw in a long time.
Yeah, why wasnt this made into an episode?
Kjetil Because he doesnt work at Flite Test any more. This is Peter's own channel.
why doesn't he work at ft anymore.
why dont he work at flight test
collaborative project He had to go help his family business, but he is going to go to flitetest once in a while i believe, but dont count on it.
For having made that plane so fast and kinda carelessly is actually flew, impressive
There are 3 types of engineers:
Actual Engineers
Redstone Engineers
& Lego Engineers
I see
I thought it would be actual, redstone engineers then Peter stripol
@@flyingsalmons934 Nah, he's all of the above!
@@monkeass6627 maybe not redstone
@@Doroga05 Really? How?
1:21 - I'm going to try to attach them... some how
Yes how would one attach two pieces of lego together...
Ha ha
by not being able to, baseplate don’t connect from under
Baseplates can't connect to each other from top and bottom
Yup. Every engineer's childhood dream has at last been realized!
Yep, very good job. I'm wondering whether trying to copy an old bi-plane might be a better shape? Lego kind of like the flimsy and heavy materials early aero-engineers had to use..
A possibility for sure. I think the bigger issue is to get the area and weight distributions correct. This model had far too little vertical stabilizer area for the moment arm of the tail, which led to the wild yaw and roll behaviors it exhibited.
joshuawfinn my brain is hurt from what u said🤕
joshuawfinn lol so true
jo shuawfinn zs1ew11111xy
You should have used Technic as it's structurally better and has pieces perfect for making air foils also Power Functions are thing.
Ultimate-Dragon Gaming and Forging Technic is definitely more structurally sound, but PF components don't have nearly enough power to propel something of this weight - not to mention all the weight the PF components themselves would add. The battery boxes alone are far too heavy to make using them remotely viable.
@@ChiptuneDCI those are still powered by lipos and rc grade equipment
AmloGaming
Grant Thompson’s last video the channel was called
The king of random
I agree
bro he apparently don't know crap about Lego ;ddd
Noice!!
FliteTest Are you guys going to carry the speed build kit? "FT LEGO my eggo"?
tanks m8!!! :D
Omg only 2responds
@@Cash62711 I know lol I think I ruined it though now 4
hi
Thank you for returning to me my massive childhood anxiety about losing Lego bricks.
I felt sad when I'd lose parts.
@@joshgellis3292 x2:'v
Hey, incredible Video! Can we use it in a Top 10 Lego Machine Video? We would mention your channel name of course
Hello
Hi Wissenswert! Wäre super, wenn das in einem von euren Videos auftauchen würde! 👍
I think he would be ok with that
Can you use my stuff
Nice job Peter! Looks like the struts worked well. I was expecting the wings to fold. One good thing about the lego plane is that it can never really break. It'll just come apart then you just snap it back together and fly again. No hot glue required. I challenge you to make a lego propeller for it. You're allowed to use epoxy.
* picks lego peices out of dog*
:D
Fyi: you glue lego with acetone.
@@ForOdinAndAsgard damn
is it just me or is 1:32 the best part so far
"aw, that was mega mean"
Yea hahahah
Nope5:30
Definitly
Nah its 0:55
Absolutely incredible.
ㅤㅤㅤㅤ
One feels he could make a brick fly. Oops! Don’t give him the idea!
Its amazing at how far lego has come over the years.
Put wings on it, a big motor, and balance it well, and anything can fly xD
Chair
Your mom
Yellojello No, your mother!
That seems to pretty much the mantra of this channel
You've done what every child with a passion for Legos and planes has dreamed of. This is just awesome!
I have always wanted to see Legos fly. Never been happier it's beautiful I just want to cry😂
You earned a subscriber.
John Arcidiacono IT'S JUST LEGO. NOT LEGOS!
Fly bricks, it’s a lego drone company
He got my sub when he made Thomas the Train into a flame throwing spider droid.
The plural of Lego is Lego. Not Legos. It's like sheep. You have 1 sheep or a lot of sheep. You don't have sheeps or Legos.
Same here
Lego Wright Brothers.
Hundredtg like lol
I’m super impressed that this actually worked
You realized the biggest dream of my childhood. This is so cool
LEGO Technic pieces would probably provide a much better structural strength for the airframe, and the wings to think of it.
Using the LEGO building sheets as wings seems like a fundamentally bad idea because you can't really link them together in a reliable fashion, there's no connectors on the bottom of the plates so the joint is always going to be quite flimsy in one direction. Honestly if I had to build a LEGO R/C aircraft, I would make the airframe, formers, wing spars and ribs out of Technic parts and then cover the whole thing with transparent tape.
HerraTohtori there are baseplates that you can attach bricks to from the bottom as well.
Most of those types of plates are much smaller than these large base plates, though.
It's not about where you can attach things, it's more about whether the pieces are under tension or compression. Lego fundamentally rely just on the friction between the plastic surfaces to stay together which works fine for compressive load as well as side loads, but if you put a pillar of lego under tension (ie. pull on both ends) it will quite easily come apart.
The same thing will happen if you try to make a wing out of several plates and reinforce the connections by smaller plates on top and bottom, the joint plates on the top or bottom will wiggle their way loose when the joint starts to bend under flight loads - and this will happen on both sides (center on the concave side, edges on the convex side of the bend).
Trust me, I have more than a decade of intense Lego engineering experience under my belt, I know how these things work...
Personally,I felt you were the brains behind F.T.,same as David,but thats just my opinion. It isnt the same without your wacky,great ideas. Enough said.
who cares about flite test now that Peter has his own channel lol
Designandrew ,thats kinda like saying who cares about flying now that we reached space. Flite Test is going through some growing pains,again. I like the free downloadable plans for planes and they do have some decent content. Its like anything else,you have to pick and choose what you do with what is offered. David and Peter both brought some really good context to Flite Test. Unfortunately,I am starting to see them getting away from that,and am not sure I like some of the people they are bringing on board. They dont seem to be adding anything of interest. I see a particular person on there that ,I guess may have some kind of talent but havent figured it out other than mabe class clown,as we called them in school. I am probably being unfair but seems like the show is getting too many people on there that cannot possibly contribute the same ingenuity and intellect that Peter did.
scott firman flite test is an awful religious cult. I couldn't stand all the 'brothers' and church from Bixler so I unsubbed ages ago, he also seems like a terrible .boss to work for. I checked back occasionally though, and was happy to find Peter had flown the coop. I think these videos prove how much flite test was stifling Peter.
Isn't Chad Kapper the boss though? I thought Bixler was just one of the hosts
Well, I'm glad I'm not the only one who gets those sorta vibes off them...
Anything can fly if you don't care about the destination
Kinzuko most of the things’ destination will be the floor
BayernLucario25 Plays what about the mars rovers
Kinzuko agreed
"Were not flying, were falling, with style!"
Deep
4:38 he says im not an expert like he hasnt been making planes out of literally everything
This was 3 years ago though
LEGO: take your creativity to bigger heights makes LEGO plane sets
Petersripol: makes rc plane out of legos
LEGO: wow
Petersripol: you said to take your creativity to bigger heights
😂 😂 😂
💔
Dogs stop motion animation Studios stop
LEGO should pay for Peter's "RC LEGO"
and then the airplane causes 9/11
"Megabloks was how you knew your parents didn't love you."
You must have never seen the halo megabloks
Your channel growing like crazy! I'm happy for you Peter!
Thanks man! The support and views helps a ton!
you should try promoting it on flighttest i randomly found it browsing youtube didn't even know you had one
It's from Flitetest that I found out Peter has this channel.
6:48 The word you are searching for is "studs".
Yes yes that's what I was thinking
0:33 That is a piece of art dude! I mean, am I the only one who thinks that that is a legit piece of art?
No, I think too
The fact that you can build that makes me want to build a regular rc airplane.
Check out Peter on the original flitetest videos
gman1185 I actually just saw him in one because I bought a flight test kit today and was watching the video for it.
Super awesome video Peter. Congrats on now 15k+ subs!! You channel is glowing crazy fast. ! Love what your doing. Keep it up and I hope we can chill
Soon.
Thanks dude!
Yes! We'll have to hang out some time soon! I have some rotor builds that will need to be flown by the best pilots. :D
PeterSripol anytime you need. Just ask :)
20k
Mr Steele 9
Mr Steele L
WOW, did not think it would fly but it did! Good work Guys
bwcpublishing put enough power behind anything and it might fly lol
Any plans for a kit? lmao Love it. THIS is FliteTest. Keep em coming!
Kevin Dobson noooooooooooo that Levi train is so valuable
haha, probably no! I cant wait for all the kids to unwrap this on Christmas and lawn dart these into their neighbors house.
If u want to check the balance then attach a string at the center of gravity and the hang it and the calculate the degrees for lift or downward force it will help a lot and you would not have to crash again and again :)
Nice!
There was a review on Amazon about a lego plane set that sounded like this: "My lego plane doesn't fly!"
If the review was for your lego plane, it would've sounded like this: "My lego plane flies very well!"
Very good job!
13:40 I pray for all those parts
Well when it crashed he had a black-box (the camera)
THAT’S RACIST!! 😋
Nathan•yah'al Ban•Yah Before people arson him, its satire
The Smol Gay Cinnamon Roll - Hence the 😋
Nathan•yah'al Ban•Yah Okay
@@NathanaelBenYAH its called black box in aviation
People: Buy base plates to make a LEGO Airplane
Lego Airplane set: Am I a joke to you?
3 years later
its for roleplaying for kids and not flying with real engine💀
This man had 10k subs 3 years ago and is already making his way to 2 million. Absolutely incredible
This is the first ever video I watched of this guy.
Watching in 2019... great work!
Jep
Yeah the end is kinda funny in 2019
Oh my God look, 10,000 subscribers
On a video with nearly 3 million views lol
Yh
Watching in 2020
Watching In the middle of 2024 august
If you dont mind me asking, why dont you work at flitetest anymore dude you were one of my favorite people to see in the videos because you designed the coolest planes ever.
Your projects are so amazing and so enjoyable to watch
As someone who spends a lot of time figuring out how to make LEGO sets structurally sound I have to say a couple of things. 1: You need cross struts inside the structure, that will alleviate lots of the wobble that can shake it apart. 2: The saying less is more doesn't apply to LEGO flying machines, because they are so bumpy they create a lot of drag in the air so you need smooth parts going along the the wings to make it fly more stable
So happy Bubbles is on the team.
C'mon Peter make it out of Lego Technic!
that's what I thought!
+1, There's glue on the the duct tape too! A missed opportunity to make proper lego technic hinges, don't think they'd be too bad compared to some of the other structural stuff on this plane.
Also reminds me of some crazy Kerbal Space Program video someone showed me of huge airframes made of small blocks and plates.
That's too easy!
RCmies
This would've been 1000 times easier if you used technic pieces
Exactly what I was thinking.
Griffin Richardson it would be heavier :/
Griffin Richardson lego power and evo 3
Sebastián Alberto it could be a more skeleton frame for like the tail bar so if he combined technic with normal lego
Yeah, hope he redoes this with a better frame.
Excellent video and concept! I would have thought you would want to glue everything together, for durability. With some judicious use of glue on the wings, you might have been able to dispense with the wing spars, which would foster an improved thrust-to-weight ratio. It flew better than I thought it would, for a plane without ailerons.
12:35 what was that black dot on the top right corner
RAY Gaming a smudge
That’s one of the most functional Lego constructions I’ve ever seen
Anything can fly if you have enough thrust
"The majestic Lego bird is down" : )
"maby that can fly"*smashes it on table "look at that it can, now build it again"
well my days been made
this man took what many of us tried to do and made it work
Do you think spray adhesive would hold it together? Say you spray it with a bunch of adhesive like a bunch would it seal it together?
sorry everytime i see lego geting cut i have to cringe and then take a moment of silence
live a good flight lego
3fim2 I hate it whenever anyone ruins toys it makes me so sad
Sometimes you need to ruin something for it to be reborn in a new form. Case to point: ^
ruining you say? I say fake news
he just made it better
Was it ever explained why you and FliteTest aren't together anymore? Your videos are exactly what they have been missing lately. I'm glad I found your channel.
thechosendude he wanted to branch off on his own, aka this TH-cam channel. He said the stuff he does here is more his style. Plus he needed to help at his parents restaurant.
thechosendude he still does some stuff over there
Because in a year he has got 500k subs... his talent was being held back by FT..
thechosendude Ryanair it is a Ryanair
thechosendude I
2:13 Fun fact LEGO actually stands for
L build it
E as you
G
O
Lego means: i build it myself
Ktarni Kelly R/wooooooosh
I don't get it someone tell me the joke
WAIT. GET IT BUILD IT AS YOU GO
Marilu Ilem lol you just whooosed yourself he also made a joke 10 year old
Can you do this again?
Lol 3yrs ago: 9k Now: 1.4mil. _time flies so fast peter_
3.4 million*
Peter Your channel is growing so quickly now. Great to see others can see your great work. Keep this up, there are a lot of us out here who really like what you do. I am about to support you on patreon btw :)
Thanks Ethan! and yes! I'll definitely be keeping up on the content! This is just too much fun to not do!
that's cool bro i think that is first lego plane creation in the world and u make that thing realy fly great job
He did not use lego to make that piece of shit fly. He used off brand motors, batteries and controller. It's possible to make a FULLY rc plane because Lego has created Power Function, Boost, and Mindstorms but he didn't.
It is possible to build a 100% LEGO glider, but not a 100% LEGO plane. The LEGO motors don't provide enough power compared to their weight, same goes for the battery boxes, and most LEGO propellers barely create any thrust.
Make a plastic bottle plane or helicopter!
Quality 100%
This channel should named "anything must fly" keep it up guys.
the background doge is chill af
Thats a doggo, not a doge.
ITSAUSERNAME its a doggle
its a mutt!
It's a weird looking cat.
But the pet store said it was a doggo...
I have a question, where can I get the transmitter, esc, and everything else to make a rc because I am trying to build an model Cessna 357 and all I need is a the things that go in the rc and control and power it?
Horizon hobby
Make a lego quad drone!!
s14duma that would be way to easy!
But I still want to see it done haha ;)
hmmmmmm? Okay! :D
How this thing flew with the aerodynamics of a brick and the wings of an amateur plane maker is a mystery we will never solve...
Great focus on getting your lego plane to fly!
The first successful flight is at 10:17
GrimReapeter shut up
GrimReapeter I
Very cool! It seems it could use a little more vertical stabilizer area. The good thing is that this is the proverbial model that doesn't break but re-kits when crashed, so unplanned encounters with Terra Firma bring no cash penalty, just some re-fitting of Lego bricks. Nice!
Great observation! Yes the vert stab could have been larger. I just ran out of those one sided lego bricks!
what´s this fruit in the tree in 13:20 ?
remains of the plane i bet XD
Berry or cherries OR Tomatoes i think its berry
a plane
This is the most advanced Lego build I have ever seen
You are my new personal hero now.
Woohoo, if videos are like this I'm gonna be here for a while. Love finding grass roots YT channels.
Thanks man! Yes the videos will keep coming! Not entirely sure on the direction although every video will be based on making something or hacking it!
PeterSripol Anything would be great. Maybe RC creepy crawlies?
11:20 ah yes, the stall spin. It happens when you pull up too soon with little airspeed and undeployed flaps. You should fly really calmly if you do not want any problems
He should make a Lego airplane that uses an actual Lego motor.
I’m doin dat
@@zeminor1003 That is awesome, let me know how it goes.
COOL!now thats what i call a working flying lego airplane.
Ahhh, the joys of trying to get baseplates to structurally bind to... ANYTHING. Those things are as frustrating as they are useful.
Neighbors: what were you doing last night? It was really loud.
Peter: *looks them dead in the eye* smashing LEGO’s together with a hammer.
1:33 nearly crushed his dream daaamn🤣😂🤣😂😂
Next Build, a Giant Power Bank, Charge Macbook and LiPos at the Field 😁
Car Batteries will do the work. :I
Too heavy and you can only 20% discharge without damage the Battery, a big Li-Ion with 110V/220V Output would be nice
That was bloody brilliant
Can't belive what this channel had grown to. Good job peter
did you kragle the struts?
No Kragle'ing required! I just got some out of tolerance knock off blocks and hammered them into the technic peices... They're stuck now!
Awesome as always guys! Congratulations on the quickly growing new-ish TH-cam channel. How about an Rc boat, modded with wings to fly off water. And or a nitro or rc car modded with wings? Yes, I know "surface" vehicles exist, but the way your ideas come to life, these combo's would be way better. Just a thought...
Keep the videos coming, please. Take care -Jamie
Hehehehe.... Wait till you see what's coming out next week!
PeterSripol Looking forward to it! Am I close? ;)
The only word to describe this is savage.. 1:26
That's really f-ing impressive..
This guy's a genius
Peter you should have used lego technic on the fuselage more than you did, It would have made it stronger and lighter.
No, hate my man, good video! :)
Jack Baker ikr, he should have also not used mega blocks, you can see them in quite a bit of shots
Summary of my entire childhood: "Look it flies."[SMASH] (1:34)
I think I found air jesus. this man just made legos fly!
I’m jealous of these guys’ friendship.
I haven’t used legos in so long, won’t forget those childhood memories 😪
1:35 = SAVAGE