You just brought to life what I imagined when I played with my toy cars as a kid. But where I was imaging what I saw on TV, you used the toy cars. It’s like a trippy thought experiment.
Wow this video took my back 40 years ago when me and my little bro (rip) would smash our cars into each other in the back yard. Thank you for this I needed those memories woken up.
The memories that just surfaced after watching this, they really hit hard. I miss the good old days playing with my model cars in the sand and dirt, no worries or stress. Just had to do 1 thing and that was to be a kid.
@@eunosmedia90 your phone listens .... Mention something and pay attention to the ads you get , it's usually by the next day for me that I will see an ad for something I talked about...Cheers😃
Especially the A-Team with the powder blue Pontiac in the first scene! Fun fact: Many of the 'supporting role' vehicles in the first few seasons of the A-Team, especially cars that were crashed, were full-size sedans painted a powder blue color. This is because whoever managed the fleet for the show was picking cars up secondhand from the State of California fleet, likely on the cheap. What you were seeing were former state service vehicles getting wrecked for the first few seasons until the budget allowed a better fleet.
You sir, are a madman and a genius. Please blow this up and send it to the film industry. This dude is what's missing from film today. Thanks for the video we all didn't know we needed.
The slow motion effect is absolutely amazing!!! Definitely makes it realistic compared to the real thing. Imagine making die cast cars made of aluminum foil and running them the same way? Just a thought. Loved the video. Amazing! Thanks for sharing.
I bet there is a production assistant from the 80s going "man we could have saved a ton on the budget!" Great video the only thing missing was a voice over from James Best saying "Inos! You dipstick!"
They actually did do this in many movies before CGI. They didn't necessarily use match box cars. But they would use minature models and film them in slow motion.
This is amazing. I feel like a kid again, playing with my toy cars. All that's missing is the sound effect I made when the cars impacted and exploded, haha. The filming here is very cinematic. Nice work!
There's so much to enjoy about this. Diecast models from an era not often focused upon, pretty good camera work, slo-mo, a good yard and environment for the crashes, and some sort of launch system for the cars that is giving them some serious force. Well done!
This is amazing. Really felt like watching a compilation of crashes from old 70s car chase films. You should try recreating some classic car chase scenes and moments. You definitely have cinematography skills to do it.
I've worked on few movie sets and this is pretty cool. You have a good eye for scene setups, and the use of very dry dirt is very effective. Great job.
This was actually pretty cool! I'm guessing that you laid down fresh dirt to get the dust up effect because if not for that I don't think it would have looked very realistic. Great work!👍
These are so rad! Totally captured the visual playing in my mind whenever I -play with these- played with these as a kid. Curious, what kind of equipment do you shoot these with? More specifically, what are you filming them with?
Crazy cool! Not quite sure how you did that but that's pretty amazing. I'm guessing lots of loose dirt and some great slow motion camera angles. That's exactly what we all felt like when we were playing with our matchboxes when we were little. Truly an amazing job!
i love TH-cam,, I'll start by watching news clips or whatever, and wind up watching Hot Wheels crash,, this was ultra realistic, and like most of the other comments, exactly what we all pictured as kids. Great video!
This is epic. No idea how you managed to make toy cars move and crash like the real thing but it looks awesome. All you need are some explosions for the full effect (I rember how in A-Team, Fall Guy etc any light tap to an 80s land yacht would turn it into a spectacular fireball :)
This is TITZ man!!! Incredible camera work. The crash scenes are so realistic relative to the debris field. The cars not being destroyed in the process is the only drawback. (They last forever) Still, great work dude.
Very good looking cars, excellent camera work too. Nicely done! Had some 80s TV soundtracks running through my head too. And at least one last woop Woop from a wrecked police car.
Como cuando de niño aventaba mis carritos por las pendientes y veía como se iban, chocaban y daban marometas cuando se iban de lado; que viejos tiempos inolvidables.
I'm 68 years old I love Hot Wheels ever since I was a kid. What a fantasy real life appearing Hot wheel video. If you have kids and they have that to play in and they are truly blessed indeed.
The dirt flying really makes this. I've been saying videogames need dirt effects during crashes, takes a mediocre damage engine and makes it bearable. But man, great video. Now i want to get my hot wheels out and make a miniature town on a table, lol. This video and there's a slow mo lego crashes video, it's like porn from before we discovered porn, haha. Just need some mini explosions
I'm a collector myself I've been collecting 1/64 since 1977 when I was ten in 1984 I used to buy double so I could smash some of my vehicles to look as though they were in a crash
This is so cool!!! I remember doin' this with my match box cars as a little kid! The only difference was i had to do it in slow motion with em' using my hands and imagination! Makes me wanna get em' out and play with them again!
This is truly amazing, done so ,so well. I thoroughly enjoyed this video. Might I suggest car crashing sound effects? That would be the cherry on this masterpiece.
HOT DAMN I'm subscribing!!! This is just about every kids dream come true. How many times have I taken my Hot Wheels out and done the same thing. You did it in slow motion and had me cheering and yelling. I woke my wife from her nap and she is not happy with me. Are those Johnny Lighting and Green Light cars? Or something else?
Oh no dude, where did ya get that pear green 70 Chevelle from!? Great video, those crashes are what went through my mind when I played with my cars as a child. Awesome awesome video.
Those are exactly the images we had in our minds while playing with our 1/64 cars when we were kids.
Heck yea!!👊😹👍
Yes, absolutely...!!!
I used to collect 1976 nascar diecast 😅
Haha, absolutely true. Although living in England, dust was a rare commodity!
i burnt them with cologne after crash.
holywood taught me they need to explode after every crash.
You just brought to life what I imagined when I played with my toy cars as a kid. But where I was imaging what I saw on TV, you used the toy cars. It’s like a trippy thought experiment.
I was thinking the same thing. This video is epic 👍😁👍
Same
😁👍👊
Brings memory of my childhood.
Wow this video took my back 40 years ago when me and my little bro (rip) would smash our cars into each other in the back yard. Thank you for this I needed those memories woken up.
Right!?!, my thoughts exactly 💯, like the slomo and everything 😅🤣😂
Sooo trippyyyyyyy
The memories that just surfaced after watching this, they really hit hard. I miss the good old days playing with my model cars in the sand and dirt, no worries or stress. Just had to do 1 thing and that was to be a kid.
You had 1 job ... What happened!?!
That I can definitely relate
You had one job...follow the train.
Agreed.
This is art! I can’t believe how legitimate some of these scenes looked. New sub, right here.
And not one full size classic car was lost during the filming of this! Excellent work.
Epic! Its like watching Dukes of Hazzard and CHiPs combined... With maybe a bit of A-Team in there! Awespme job!!
A little "The Fall Guy" too..
just watched dukes of hazard and then this was in my recommended after kind of creepy
@@eunosmedia90 your phone listens .... Mention something and pay attention to the ads you get , it's usually by the next day for me that I will see an ad for something I talked about...Cheers😃
Especially the A-Team with the powder blue Pontiac in the first scene! Fun fact: Many of the 'supporting role' vehicles in the first few seasons of the A-Team, especially cars that were crashed, were full-size sedans painted a powder blue color. This is because whoever managed the fleet for the show was picking cars up secondhand from the State of California fleet, likely on the cheap. What you were seeing were former state service vehicles getting wrecked for the first few seasons until the budget allowed a better fleet.
They used scale models for the Dukes jump scenes actually. Kinda like what NASA used to before cgi was good enough.
You sir, are a madman and a genius. Please blow this up and send it to the film industry. This dude is what's missing from film today. Thanks for the video we all didn't know we needed.
The slo-mo was so scene-critical to the young imagination, too😄 We finally have a soundtrack to go with it👍👍👍
The slow motion effect is absolutely amazing!!! Definitely makes it realistic compared to the real thing. Imagine making die cast cars made of aluminum foil and running them the same way? Just a thought. Loved the video. Amazing! Thanks for sharing.
that is what i wanted as a kid
I bet there is a production assistant from the 80s going "man we could have saved a ton on the budget!" Great video the only thing missing was a voice over from James Best saying "Inos! You dipstick!"
Eles usavam miniaturas para determinadas cenas, por exemplo; um Helicóptero chocadandose em um prédio.
They actually did do this in many movies before CGI. They didn't necessarily use match box cars. But they would use minature models and film them in slow motion.
"You see what you did to my vehicle!?!"
I was thinking #JackieGleason as #Sheriff-Bufford-T.Justice in Smokie and the Bandit saying "Offf!"
80s camera, 80s film, 80s TV...wouldn't have been able to tell the difference!
And here i am, trying to keep my greenlights mint then there's this chad making awesome compilations with em. (still looking for that mustang ssp kek)
Dude. Same. Still mint in package. Sigh.
They probably displayed nice after some time in the dirt though…
@@ArcherMorningside That well-weathered look?
@@landryprichard6778 yea!
This is the very best use of Greenlight diecast, great job editing and filming, superb imagination! I loved it.
This is amazing. I feel like a kid again, playing with my toy cars. All that's missing is the sound effect I made when the cars impacted and exploded, haha. The filming here is very cinematic. Nice work!
😭😭 like no
Proof that everything comes alive with slow motion. If only that feature was available as kids playing with our hot wheels
Praise be to TH-cam’s suggestions!!! We all imagined exactly THAT!! The fact you chose all that loose and dry dirt adds a lot to it!! Bravo!
There's so much to enjoy about this. Diecast models from an era not often focused upon, pretty good camera work, slo-mo, a good yard and environment for the crashes, and some sort of launch system for the cars that is giving them some serious force.
Well done!
The lids flying open was the cherry on the top that sold it on a lot of these sequences, I thoroughly enjoyed this, my youth all over again!
The shot at 1:30 was absolute PERFECTION!
This is amazing. Really felt like watching a compilation of crashes from old 70s car chase films. You should try recreating some classic car chase scenes and moments. You definitely have cinematography skills to do it.
I've worked on few movie sets and this is pretty cool. You have a good eye for scene setups, and the use of very dry dirt is very effective. Great job.
This is by far one of the best finds on TH-cam. It's like watching CHIPS all over again.
The music in the background is hiring harder than the car crashes dude!
As a collector of many hot wheels, matchbox, etc. I have to say this hurts to watch but also equally satisfying
This was actually pretty cool! I'm guessing that you laid down fresh dirt to get the dust up effect because if not for that I don't think it would have looked very realistic. Great work!👍
That thumbnail looked like you took a frame straight from The Dukes of Hazard. I could even hear the General Lee's horn. Well done!
These are so rad! Totally captured the visual playing in my mind whenever I -play with these- played with these as a kid.
Curious, what kind of equipment do you shoot these with? More specifically, what are you filming them with?
Lmfao that cross-out cover up in your comment
I saw what you did there.🍻😂
Its alright to admit it dude, i still do!
I still do this kind of stuff now every time I go outside and ram my toy car into walls
Camera name is in the description 😉
This brought happiness into my life
Crazy cool! Not quite sure how you did that but that's pretty amazing. I'm guessing lots of loose dirt and some great slow motion camera angles. That's exactly what we all felt like when we were playing with our matchboxes when we were little. Truly an amazing job!
You should find a wrecked king from cars 1 and do the rolling crashes. That would be cool to see.
I am in my 50's and yet, this took me back to being kid...I REALLY WANNA CRASH SOME DIECAST! Great vid, off to look for more.
That neverending spinning blue VW absolutely nailed it! What a great video! Now put some 80s music over it.
Wow awesome camera work! I'm in my mid 40's still have some of my favorite matchbox cars from my childhood in cases. The good 'ol days of being a kid.
SO well done with the loose dirt, more detailed 1/64 cars (Johnny Lightening?), and the opening hoods! Great angels, great lighting, just too notch!
OMG...and no stunt people were harmed in this!? 😂🤣👏👍... This was soooo soothing to watch!! Subscribed!!
I can dig it! Cool upload, Bro! Somebody get this guy a six pack of Cubans and a Keg!🍻😂
i love TH-cam,, I'll start by watching news clips or whatever, and wind up watching Hot Wheels crash,, this was ultra realistic, and like most of the other comments, exactly what we all pictured as kids. Great video!
This is awesome, can't wait to show it to my Son. Love the 70s film filter, well done!
You have a brave stunt grew. Hope none were seriously hurt!
Enjoyed it really cool!
Wow this is the best thing ive ever seen!!! Its like im watching my childhood in a whole new light!
Upon second viewing, the color palette is blowing my mind.... The shot of the van is perfection.
This is epic. No idea how you managed to make toy cars move and crash like the real thing but it looks awesome. All you need are some explosions for the full effect (I rember how in A-Team, Fall Guy etc any light tap to an 80s land yacht would turn it into a spectacular fireball :)
This is TITZ man!!! Incredible camera work. The crash scenes are so realistic relative to the debris field. The cars not being destroyed in the process is the only drawback. (They last forever) Still, great work dude.
Proof that even scale model Dodge and Plymouth have the best crashes. Well done fx
One can tell you had a ball making this video. Looks great!
That was so satisfying. It's scratched a itch I didn't know I even had.
I can hear the neighbours: „oh he‘s playing with his toy cars again. Go get the kids inside“ :D
Nice work, looks astonishing!!
My heart goes out to all the families of those injured or lost in this filming
Yes
You got it down to the finest detail. Like processing gold you got every flake. Good job, the simple things in life bring us pleasures
the one at 20 seconds was Hollywood's Camera angle of choice for car crashes! i loved this
Very good looking cars, excellent camera work too. Nicely done! Had some 80s TV soundtracks running through my head too. And at least one last woop Woop from a wrecked police car.
Como cuando de niño aventaba mis carritos por las pendientes y veía como se iban, chocaban y daban marometas cuando se iban de lado; que viejos tiempos inolvidables.
Perfekt with the New Retro Sound! Successful work!👍
I'm 68 years old I love Hot Wheels ever since I was a kid. What a fantasy real life appearing Hot wheel video. If you have kids and they have that to play in and they are truly blessed indeed.
The dirt flying really makes this. I've been saying videogames need dirt effects during crashes, takes a mediocre damage engine and makes it bearable.
But man, great video. Now i want to get my hot wheels out and make a miniature town on a table, lol.
This video and there's a slow mo lego crashes video, it's like porn from before we discovered porn, haha. Just need some mini explosions
Wow I never thought about the lack of dirt particles in videogame accidents!!! That is exactly why most rally games don't look real
What is... Porn?
I'm a collector myself I've been collecting 1/64 since 1977 when I was ten in 1984 I used to buy double so I could smash some of my vehicles to look as though they were in a crash
Was That Vanilla Sky I saw in the beginning? Brilliantly Awesome. Superbly Groovy.🤘
This is so cool!!! I remember doin' this with my match box cars as a little kid! The only difference was i had to do it in slow motion with em' using my hands and imagination!
Makes me wanna get em' out and play with them again!
Well done... So entertaining and enjoyable.
It am always amazed watching These how real the crashes look, something we never see until slowed right down
expectacular amigo !!!increible !!estoy fascinado con tu trabajo ,geniallllll!!
Maybe add some trash cans and cardboard boxes to add even more 80's realism!
Outstanding video, well done!
Is this what we imagined this looked like when we were kids? ..........dope video .....and the music is cool. 👍🏾
Amazingly hard to stop watching. Well done.
Every new driver should watch this. The quality is on point. Maybe do heavy truck simulation?
Thank you for this
Brings back so many memories!!!! Thank you!!! 🤗
Tremendous creativity! Huge effort went into this, thank you, really really enjoyed it.
This is really cool. I love how realistic they crash. It's probably cause the scale to weight ratio is similar to 1:1 scale
This is hilariously awesome! I have a few Greenlight cars like these. The car detail is spot on.
Exactly how i imagined it as a kid i dint have the technology in 1975 so i had to replay it slow motion in my head. Thanks for the memories!
This is truly amazing, done so ,so well. I thoroughly enjoyed this video. Might I suggest car crashing sound effects? That would be the cherry on this masterpiece.
Best eight and a half minutes of my day! Thank you!
HOT DAMN I'm subscribing!!! This is just about every kids dream come true. How many times have I taken my Hot Wheels out and done the same thing. You did it in slow motion and had me cheering and yelling. I woke my wife from her nap and she is not happy with me. Are those Johnny Lighting and Green Light cars? Or something else?
In the description he mentions green light
@@zanderbreault4513 Thanks for the heads up.
Good angle and cinematography
Oh no dude, where did ya get that pear green 70 Chevelle from!? Great video, those crashes are what went through my mind when I played with my cars as a child. Awesome awesome video.
wow...that looks very realistic. It's amazing what slow motion can do..
Przezajebiste;)duzo pracy w to wlozyles,super efekt.pozdro z Polski
The most meditative video ever. At least one of. Great job.
We gotta find a way to put small cameras inside the cars.
Nice idea
That's not possible any camera would be too big
maybe RC fpv cameras?
Very cool
It would be a long time to get something like that the cars are way to small even though I wish that to they would probably be so expensive to
The dirt everywhere is what makes those clips epic
This brought a smile to my face
Thank you
Idk how I came across this, but bravo. I'm blown away lol
I didn't know how much I needed this in my life
The cops on The Dukes of Hazzard drove EXACTLY like that!!! I wish I could find a Van like that. It brought back 🔙 memories for me.
Ahh, the memories of my youth!
Where's G I Joe ???
Really good stuff!! Good work!
Amazing what a difference just slowing the video down makes. Good job😎
Amazing captures dude! Well done. Great die casts too. Did you detail them beyond stock? That poor green Chevelle lol
3.03 reminds me of that scene in close encounters chasing the UFOs of the road. Awesom work, I'm back being a kid in my fifties👍😂
perfect use of old school/new school elements.
nice soundtrack.👍
This is the greatest thing I have ever seen.
The Duke boys and the General literally defied laws of physics in my 10 yr old hands. Bwahahaha. Loving these videos.
Some of these were better than the 80s movies. This makes want to go play in the yard, hose, water, mud and cars.
Love it bro.....i still love this kinda cars.... sturdy looks real.....
These vids are insanely satisfying!
Yowch! And I thought I was rough on my diecasts in my videos. These were awesome!
So beautifull cameraworks..
N car models too..
EXCELLENT VIDEO... GREAT WORK!
Love it 👍😁👍. This brings back so many childhood memories
OMG💥😮👨💻...This is Awesome!
I know a thousand ppl who would love this as everyone who've watched has🤟
GREAT VID😎
Excellent footage! Nice vibes also.
That is some excellent camera work!