🚚 FICTIONAL Land VEHICLES | 3D Real Scale 🚗
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 24 เม.ย. 2020
- Hi guys, today I bring you an incredible comparison of fictitious land vehicles. It was a hard video to make but I love the result, I hope you enjoy it.
Some don't have official measurements, so they are measured by myself, as best as possible (adding a margin of error ±)
📃Sources:
DeLorean time machine - en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DMC_DeL...
AT-AT - starwars.fandom.com/wiki/All_...
M12 Warthog - www.halopedia.org/M12_Warthog
Minecart - minecraft.gamepedia.com/Minecart
Sandcrawler - starwars.fandom.com/wiki/Sand...
KITT - en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pontiac...)
M510 Mammoth - www.halopedia.org/M510_Mammoth
London - mortalengines.fandom.com/wiki...
Tatra T815 "The War Rig" - madmax.fandom.com/wiki/Tatra_...
Spider Tank- evil.fandom.com/wiki/Spider_T...)
Shotaro Kaneda's Bike - www.therpf.com/forums/threads...
Tumbler - batman.fandom.com/wiki/Tumbler
Light Cycle - www.slashfilm.com/cool-stuff-...
Baneblade - warhammer40k.fandom.com/wiki/...
Bucket Wheel Excavator - james-camerons-avatar.fandom....
Imperator-class Titan - warhammer40k.fandom.com/wiki/...
Metal Gear REX - metalgear.fandom.com/wiki/Met...
EVA Unit 01 - en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Evangel...)
The Gigahorse - madmax.fandom.com/wiki/The_Gi...
Tripod - waroftheworlds.fandom.com/wik...
HAVw A6 Juggernaut - starwars.fandom.com/wiki/HAVw...
Type-47B Scarab - www.halopedia.org/Type-47B_Sc...
ST-84 Metal Gear "Sahelanthropus" - metalgear.fandom.com/wiki/Met...
M577 Armored Personnel Carrier - avp.fandom.com/wiki/M577_Armo...
Chitty Chitty Bang Bang - en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chitty_...)
Train - www.mtv.com/news/1838603/snowp...
RX-78-2 Gundam - gundam.fandom.com/wiki/RX-78-...
Carrier - homeworld.fandom.com/wiki/Car...)
SV-001 - metalslug.fandom.com/wiki/SV-...)
Fred's Footmobile - www.worthpoint.com/worthopedi...
Gipsy Danger - pacificrim.fandom.com/wiki/Gi...)
Mazinger Z - mazingerz.fandom.com/es/wiki/...)
Megazord - powerrangers.fandom.com/wiki/...
MAWLR - killzone.fandom.com/wiki/MAWLR
Mûmakil - lotr.fandom.com/wiki/M%C3%BBm...
BT-7274 - www.theverge.com/2016/10/18/1...
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Dude I love you! Its great to see WH40k being added again
MetaBallStudios It was my pleasure!
Minute Comparisons Thank you!
The level of detail on the Minecart is astounding
truly
LoL 😂
The best modeling I have ever seen!
So complex
We ought to enshrine such a pristine work of art. And when aliens reach us, they too will be humbled in the glory of the Minecart.
Everything: * realistic and accurate models *
Minecart: *B O X*
Except for BT7274
@@the7356 I think he's missing the eye module/compartment.
@Bianchi Blnk szar a bueno gracias no sabia
So true
this simillar to my comment
4:47 Train (snowpiercer): 1500m/1Km 500 m
TV series: you gotta crank those numbers up. Those are rookie numbers.
For those who dont understand Snowpiercer in the TV series is (according to the show) 10 MILES long
Holy nuts!
@@TheAutisticOwl ikr
@@urszulabrzostek6272Well, I am sorry to say but your wrong The TV locomotive is 10 miles long, but the movie locomotive. Even though that model is extremely over scale is only about maybe a little bit wider than Russian Standard gauge and it's only sixty cars long
@@solidaridadjusticia1438I actually can't find any stats on the movie one because there isn't a as much in depth view of the train and the mechanics as the series do you have some stats and the length and gauge and stuff?
@@TransportMan777 By looking at some shots in the movie, you can see how wide it is especially at the end of the movie.When they spoiler alert leave the locomotive after it crashes
Love how in this video the Mumakil from LOTR is considered a "Land Vehicle" lol. Also, was surprised and happy to see the Terraformer from Jak 3 make its way on this list. I had all but forgotten it until I saw it.
I kinda wondered about the krabby patty mobile.
Word, plus in that theme, the Catbus.
The airship I'd has a lot of draconian examples, so including a couple of land examples here seems fitting.
"It still only counts as 1"
Lmao, why are there so many comments complaining that the SHIELD helicarrier wasn't included
Do you people not know what LAND VEHICLE means?
Thanks man i was going to ask that like a idiot I didnt see the title, hahahha thanks
Social Media Influencer people be asking about the SHIELD helicarrier, where’s the elephant from halo 3
@@X_clusiive no elephant but at least he got the mammoth from halo 4.
Combat Boots yea, what about the scorpion tank tho, or the banshee
A land vehicle is a vehicle that goes underwater geez how are people so stupid
Me: where is snowpiecer?
MBS: T R A I N
me: ok
A long ass train. Some 60km long.
@@lukeskywalker5392 eeeehhh, no. The train of the film is moreless 1km and the train of the serie is 15km
@@izanv007 those are the limitations with budget. Also the concept for the series shows, that the carts are intended to be 65 meters long. And they are 12 m tall. Wich comes to what we see in screen in the series aswell actually. Unless you want to argue, that the carts are only as long as they are tall. Wich we can obviously see i not the case.
@@izanv007 so one cart is about 12m tall (3 stories) and from what i meassured and what it looks like is about 25-30m long wich would mean, that even on screen the train would have around 25-30km lengh in the external shots in the series. The movie is something else, since there it has only 60 carts instead of the supposed 1001 it should have.
@@lukeskywalker5392 yes yes I know that if you do the mats it's going to be longer, but in the serie said that it's 15km so I only tell it to you. I don't want a fight
Glad to see London from Mortal Engines take number one spot as it's my favourite book series. The film is OK but the books are amazing.
But isn't London canonically smaller than a Panzerstadt?
Agreed
@@Katzelle3and like 4-5 other cities yeah, but only at the beginning of the books, cause they destroy the rest I think…
@@charlietr9815
Didn't they only have an encounter with Bayreuth before they went straight to Batmunkh Gompa? And didn't they have fewer tiers than Murnau which remained until the end of the saga?
@@Katzelle3yes but Manchester is bigger still 4th book
Would have like to see Battletech represented through a MadCat or an Atlas. The CPA was a nice touch, though.
I don't think there's any actual lore on how large Battletech mechs are though. the MWO suggests the Atlas is about 25m high, but other sources suggest as low as 15.
Things I learned today:
• DeLorean is bigger than Lightning Mcqueen
• pretty much every vehicle - aside from bikes and karts - is bigger than Metal Slug
Yep
@@JesBdoinItAgain Land vehicles, you dumb fuck. Read the fucking title.
more useful than the virtual classes we've been doing
@@Brian-jv8iy It's a Pixar movie for children and adults, the cars don't have to be accurate to real life
SV-001 is also supposed to be a single manned weapons platform
But let's be honest, Metal Slug could take on London of Mortal Engines
The Minecart Is Literally The Hardest model to Make
@@ScienceMan314 because is hard, you get it, hard.... ok bye
@Rafael Suprayogi A joke, I laugh.
litelarry, BRUH
literally*
Larry wheels?
L-
Litelarry.
I love that this included the Crimson Permanent Assurance. I did not expect to see that turn up.
Thank you for including Mazinger Z. That was awesome.
The fact that "The Homer" is the size of a Warthog makes the punchline for that Simpsons episode even more hysterical.
It's as long as a Titan is tall
@@Espartanica once it falls
@@noahs639 The Warthog is 6 meters long, which is about 20 feet, same as a Titan. Think about that next time you're playing Titanfall or Halo
@@Espartanica o h
Yet, no Canyonero!
40k's Imperator class titan: because everybody gangsta til the church start walkin
When you don't go to church so church goes to you
In -Soviet Russia- Medieval Spain, church comes to you
Seems like it should be bigger
Alpharius Omegon scale in 40k is *wonk*
Adriano Arne-Ritz Nobody expects the Spanish Inquisition!
First, well done! I was hoping to see a BOLO, and sure enough, you included a Mark XXXIII. Awesome! I laughed out loud seeing The Homer as well as The Crimson Permanent Assurance. I missed the Chariot from Lost in Space, and the Herkamer Battle Jitney from Mystery Men...
If your gonna have a Bolo, you should have a Mark VII Ogre, too.
Jeeze, I didn’t realize Vah Naboris was that big
Also known as "best of luck finding parking"
For whatever reason, I don't think some of the bigger ones are going to have much trouble parking wherever they please.
@@andressigalat602 You say that, but then Zodanga throws a rod on the Chrysler Building and you don't wanna _know_ what happens to the premiums.
The biggest ones just make their own parking lots and no one has the ability to complain without being kicked through the moon
Some of these ARE the parking spot
Everyone: I has the biggest vehicle
London: nom nom nom
"everybody gangsta till the church starts waking"
Well apart from the deserts if kharak carriers they will get away they are faster and can cross the entire surface of a planet (kharak is bigger than earth) the gaalsien carriers are way faster at there normal cruising speed than any other carrier and london
London can go faster but not for very long unlike its kharak counterparts
They are also warships hyper advanced once to
They are armed and have long range missiles and can build units london wont be destroyed in head to head fighting but will be heavily damaged and slowed down
*Tenga toppa gurren Lagann is typing...*
@@lukefloor is that a land vehicle?
@@jon-unicorn-doxxer it's a predator city that eat small size cities
Wow!!! I’m surprised to see the London vehicle just popped up holographicly out of the other ones in the video. Lol It’s amazing to see these vehicles line up together in different shapes and sizes.👍🏽💯🔥😉
Imagine a battle royale with all of these vehicles! It would be WILD!!!
I don't think that snowpiercer and train wreck is going to do anything, 1s probably would get into a nother avalanche.
@DragonBat362isback im pretty sure the Unicorn Gundam, BT, Eva 1 and Gypsy would be able to solo london on their own
@DragonBat362isback London can eat shit🤣
Can we get a round of applause for how cultured this man is
Edit: Stop getting angry because your childhood show wasn't on this
I know right?
there's a Metal Slug in there.
Yes he know something...
@Luke Mills Sure you're not talking about Gen Z? Because the last year Millennials was born was around 1996, depending on who you talk to
Luke Mills he asked for his viewers what to include in this list, he didn’t choose the vehicles himself
I mean, he did ask us for what to put in there (BANEBLADE WAS ME AND IM HAPPY)
0:58
Seeing Lightning McQueen made me wonder if he has life insurance or car insurance
haha I've seen this already
Both. And don't forget about the insurance from his sponsor, Rusteeze!
Just Some Guy without a Mustache why do I see you every where???????
Both, Life would be after he dies for his living relatives/ family, while Car would be the equivalent to our health insurance
Yes thisnnigga is everywhere
Extra props for adding "The Crimson Permanent Assurance"
So many great vehicles here!
The DeLorean,and the Mystery machine!
The bucket wheel excavator from avatar is "only" just under twice as big as real ones in use today.
yeah it is called bagger 288
We could probably build something like that to day, it would almost have to be nuclear powered, but we could do it.
@@TheUnknowDud And steel it's not bigger than in the movie and it was built by Germans.
@@Joe-xq3zu Nah. A coal plant is enough to power three or four of them as well as the conveyor infrastructure to bring the coal (that they're digging up) TO the plant, and have enough left over to power the surrounding cities.
Source: I live in one of those cities (Mönchengladbach), and I used to work for one of the power companies involved (RWE).
@@TheUnknowDud I saw that beast moving from about 5m away. It was literally an earth shaking experience.
If England is my city, then London is my car.
And earth is your country
Mortal engines is a Bad copy of Robot Carnival.
And da woarld is the solar system
@@alexmarzani6332 Mortal engines was a book before a movie
@Boddypen And a good one too
You could have filled out half the video with Deserts of Kharak vessels, but I'm so happy to see the landgoing carrier on there. What an awesome concept.
I didnt know it was that big!
I would love to see a comparison between London, Trypticon, and Metroplex. Who is the biggest mobile city?
I'd say Metroplex, simply due to his upright posture.
"It is the BANEBLADE!"
BEEEEHNBLAAAADE!!!!
BANEBLADE BANEBLADE BANE-BANE-BANEBLDE
Should've been in a plantpot labelled "Creed's".
A shipment of one hundred Baneblades has just went out to serve.
THE MIGHTY BANEBLADE!
Ah yes, my favorite land vehicle. The city of London.
On tracks.
@@ZETH_27 welcome to unlondon
@@angelmd4560 Damn nice 👍🏿
Don't let the concept fool you, the Mortal Engines series isn't very good. Read Pale online instead
@@briankuczynski6884 Not everyone has the same tastes in literature, I found the series very entertaining.
I love the variety of vehicles from a huge range of genres. Top job!
Always great to see a Bolo represented!
Death by chains!
Gotta say, it is cool to see Snowpiercer on the list. Spielberg's tripod is also some sweet eye candy.
I think that in the Netflix series is 15km long but I'm not sure
That’s what all the ladies say.
Snowpiercer's nice, but it's nothing compared to this mammoth: armoredcore.fandom.com/wiki/Great_Wall
@@izanv007 correct in the series it is 10 miles long or 16km
@@jamesa1995 Makes more sense, it is 1001 wagons incl. the machine.
Remember when AT-ATs where big
Just look at the size of London
And then consider that London is considered small-medium. Motoropolis is the real big one. 16 stories. Ran out of fuel chasing another city. And takes absolutely ages for the scrapper towns to dismantle.
ScribblesMcGee dude imagine Manchester. 17 tiers man
ASOMENESS 55 meanwhile, I wonder what happened to America and Russia
Aloha if ya want to know America was nuked to death and Russia completely froze over. The only mentioned city to survive from America is Anchorage and many Russian cities went mobile with one notable exception.
@@Aloha1041 Most of the US was turned into a radioactive wasteland during the 60 minute war, by the traction era it is known as the Dead Continent, The only known US city is Anchorage.
Of Russia itself little is known, but it must have been bad as a Russian based nomad empire known as Arkangelsk (which would later become an 8 tier traction city on par with London in size) was already invading Europe for resources during the Black Centuries. There's also passing references to 2 other minor traction cities that came out of Russia.
Mortal Engines' London < 60s Lincoln Continental...
Superb video, you did it again.
I love these videos, they really help get a bit of scale in things
Love how Wild Wild West got on here.
@JOHN JOHN yes
I liked the movie, honestly, but regardless of how someone feels about the movie, the spider tank is pretty fucking rad.
high impact violence
always think of Cartman, th-cam.com/video/g6aleKfM_AA/w-d-xo.html
And Chitty Chitty Bang Bang
I didn't expect two things:
1: Crimson Permanent Assurance
2. Spanish Inquisition
NO ONE EXPECTS THE SPANISH INQUISITION !!!!
DUN 🎵 DUN 🎶 DUUUUUUN 🎵🎶
I don't know from what movie/book CPA is from
@@masterzoroark6664 It's from Monty Python's the meaning of life
@@zitronensaaft3454 Filled with blood-thirsty chartered accountants.
"Yes, it's all tax-deductable
We're fairly incorruptible
Sailing on the wide accountancyyyyy!" :)
Well, learned something new. I would have thought the Eva units were at least as big, or bigger, than the Pacific Rim Mechs.
No, but THEY ARE LOUDER!!!!
Avatar's Bucket Wheel Excavator looks like something that could exist (there are smaller, but not that smaller real-world examples!)
Is it just me or does Japan just think on a different scale from almost everyone else?
Yep
AND do you forget about the tegen Toppa gurren lagam mechas? That things would nota evwn Fit un the scale of this things.
Come on, i think the 4 or 5 transformation is bigger than earth itself
@@alexanderflores7422 Getter Emperor Send's it's Regards
It's called compensating
@@alexanderflores7422 It is hardly a land vehicle at that point though
*reads "Rx-78-2"*
*looking at Unicorn Gundam*
*Internally screaming*
so happy to see my boy Rex though
Why is the head the only part transformed?
@@Re0ns asking the real questions
probably banagher is getting high on minovsky particles or spacedust
I'll be honest, I was only half paying attention and didn't even notice this. That's...pretty bad. But I'm just happy to see Gundam and Evangelion make it in there!
Yes how I felt paused right away
Would have prefered my unpopular boy, ZEKE.
I am so glad Bhallaaladeva's chariot is included lol. So random! But the chopping blades are actually much longer and farther from animals to cut down enemy troops. This one is so small. Also, not sure where you got the shield from under the blades. Also, the chariot is pulled by two horses, not oxen as shown here!
Thanks still for including it!!!
I loved seeing some of my favourite vehicles from video games and films, especially vah naboris from BOTW (never thought of the divine beasts as vehicles, but they are really), however kt got me that there was no reference to supreme commander anywhere. Surely the monkeylord or fatboy are two of the most iconic RTS vehicles in early video game history (?), and that you called the deserts of kharak entry "carrier" kind of leavs out any mention of the different classes of expedition land carrier used by the coalition alone. Yes, I'm an rts video game nerd. No, I don't know a thing about fps games like titanfall, destiny.
Sakala class
Technically it should be called Kapisi class since the S'Jet design it
Correction. 3:08 that’s RX-0 Unicorn Gundam.
And I think it should be 21.7 meters tall.
S’ what I was wondering as well (that is was the RX-0, and not the RX-78-2)
It also appears half NT-D activated and half not
I was just about to say that
Thanks for saying this for me
Mcqueen from Cars is strangely terrifying if you see how big he is compared to a human. Maybe that's why cars from cars have teeth even tho they feed on gasoline...
Millhouse's greatest fear. Lel
Cyprian Michalczyk The idea is bizarre in itself
The fan theory is that they are alive on the same premise as the toys in toy story, but have the personalities of humans that owned them in the past rather than their own personalities
This adds another proof to that one theory where The Cars Become Super Intelligent and They Killed All of Mankind By Running Them Over
It would be horrific if where the fuel hole is there are teeth
Ty for all the awesome work
The Crimson Permanent Assurance!
Big props for including that.
London still fit into the Tyrell corporation headquarters
I will never get over that, myself.
Zekiran what do you mean?
You mean Highgarden of the Reach? Its just a castle, not that big.
@@ammaren9459 not game of thrones the tyrell corp from blade runner
Yes, A Tyrell pyramid is about a mile high, so one side of the base would be about double that with a 45 degree slope on the side.
Making each side 3200m. ...and there are TWO of them, with EIGHT slanted towers 1km high around the perimeter of each, for a total of 18 structures in the complex. (who knows how deep it goes.....)
And that's just their headquarters, Imagine how big their off world production facilities must be!!!
What I wonder, is how in such an over populated world as Blade Runner, a business manufacturing artificial humans is SOOOOO freakin successful? What is the basis of profit in this model?
Good movie, but like most science fiction, it falls apart if you think about it too much.
Also, now with it being a year past when that movie took place, it all seems kinda silly. How did they build all that stuff and make all those people so fast? The population of the Los Angeles metro would have to be over 250 million to fill all those buildings (not just tyrell), In reality, in 2020, the population of the LA metro is about 25 million, no mile high pyramids or replicants to be seen.
We do have the flying cars, but people are too dumb driving on the ground, so they decided that was a bad idea.
The police use drones instead.
Every 40k Fan: *is happy about the Baneblade*
Me: *sad Leman Russ Tank noises*
is a sad leman russ like a rusty trombone?
Just be thankful your race is represented. You never see T’au tech here. Even though, it is superior
@@justinalexander4707 and where is eldar Phantom Titan?
@@justinalexander4707 in meelee combat?
Honestly felt like the imperator titan should have been bigger, like it looks mountain sized in art and is always described a walking city/fortress
Seeing Vah Naboris as the 6th biggest vehicle does put a smile on this Zelda Fans face.
Excellent, so many references 👌🏻
Monty Python The Meaning of Life reference was is much appreciated deep cut
How did he know I wanted to know the size of the crimson permanent assurance building? He's a witch!
@@mrmediadoa Presumably from looking at the number of stories.
"It's fun to charter an accountant and sail the wide accountantcy!"
I would love to see this built in a VR environment. Would be amazing to walk around and really feel the scale
5:04
Whether we wanted it or not, we've stepped into a war with the Cabal on Mars. So let's get to taking out their command, one by one. Valus Ta'aurc. From what I can gather he commands the Siege Dancers from an Imperial Land Tank outside of Rubicon. He's well protected, but with the right team, we can punch through those defenses, take this beast out, and break their grip on Freehold.
You sir, are cultured
Good job on the whole. The Crimson Permanent Insurance Co. was a nice touch. I missed the Batmobile '66 though (and Green Hornet's Black Beauty). The Spectrum Pursuit Vehicle would have been nice too as well as Joe 90's flying car...Now I'm just showing my age ;-)
So happy to see the Crimson Permanent Assurance on here - wasn’t expecting that. A touch of awesome.
Nobody expects the Spanish Crimson Permanent Assurance Inquisition.
And Salthook and Mortal Engines. The inclusivity in this is freaking great
Mom: “Honey what would you like your first car to be?”
Me: London
Mortal engines wasn't that good a movie tbh
hhahahahahaahahahaha
Aeryxis bro you speak facts
Me too
Aeryxis i liked it
I love the variety. There's just one I wish you'd included: the Mammoth Car from the original Speed Racer episode of the same title. (It also happens to be my favorite episode from that series.)
Hahahaha you get ALL of the bonus points for having "The Crimson Permanent Insurance" on this list. Outstanding!
I'm impressed that The Crimson Permanent Assurance is included..
I am impressed that Carnivora is included :o
Came here to say this. One of Gillium's best shorts! It's from the movie Brazil if anyone is interested.
Very cultured
@@EfiniX not from Brazil, it’s from Meaning of Life. It’s the short before the start of the film that also invades the film halfway through.
I laughed way too hard when I saw it. Probably one of the least expected things to see on this list.
Me: wheres the drill from avatar the last airbender
*2 minutes later*
Me: so it looks like your a man of culture as well
But still no colossal mech from Legend of Korra
*you're
5:46 lol
Same; as soon as I saw snowpiercer I was like where’s the drill? Wasn’t disappointed
You mean that cartoon? Yeah real cultured.
metal slug was forgotten years ago
but so glad they included it in the video :,)
They just released a trailer for a new game called "Metal Slug Tactics."
The Crimson Permanent Assurance?! 🤣🤣🤣🤣 friggin dying here...love the reference.
BT isn't just a vehicle, he's a friend
Never forget o7
He was a good friend,I still miss him
Oh, the scarring of losing him still hurts
*cries rivers * why did you make me remember...
O7
@@jackcooper9806 My condolences pilot
Insert: "You forgot and I'm offended that you didn't include it"
London Monitor from wolfenstein and the Enclave Crawler from fallout
and liberty prime fro fallout
The Aurora train from Metro: Exodus.
Luke's landspeeder and Imperial Speederbike from Star Wars.
@@locutus155 too small, maybe some CIS Walkers
your work is incredible
Crimson Assurance:o) The scene that nearly bankrupted the python film :o)
The best part of these videos is the sheer range of source material used. No genre or medium went untouched. I love it.
Can we get around of applause the way salthook and howls castle were perfectly modeled
Es usted un profesional!!! Me sorprende todos los temas que elige, bravo. Y gracias..
Amazing that you included Zodanga from John Carter un the top ❤️
This man is so well versed in pop culture he even has robot carnival
Warhammer 40k fans: “Our stuff is the biggest!”
London from Mortal Engines: “WHERE’S YOUR EMPEROR NOW?!”
Well, an Imperator-Class Titan is equipped with weapons that can level cities... So London is the right opponent😈
@@tobiq-airsoft6583, depends. Does that city move at such speeds that it could outpace an Imperator-class Titan?
@@MatthewChenault Its quite hard to outpace something that has auspex equipment powerful enough to line up a shot from over 100 kilometers away.
@@tobiq-airsoft6583, and how does that thing even have a range of 100 kilometers when it can’t even elevate its main weaponry to a level to have such range?
@@MatthewChenault Good faith in the Omnissiah makes it work
Love u included moving city mortal engines 🔥
I'm glad u added Kitt, thank u sir
I don’t consider BT to be a vehicle, he was like a friend to me... F
Yeah. If it is sentient, then it’s not a tool
"Protocol 3: protect the pilot"
Tears eveytime
@@kultkaiser could bt be classed as a vehicle? he may be a friend to us pilots but he does have a seat
F
@@WillTFB HE CAN STILL BE ALIVE, WE JUST NEED TO WAIT FOR TITANFALL 3...
"Back in the Dark Ages, the Baneblade was considered a light tank."
damm, for really? (i dont know nothing about 40K)
@@wolfxiv9622 Yeah, and the best part, I only knew the Baneblade from Dawn of War, where it can 1v1 the Necron super unit, the Restored Monolith, and come out on top!
As a famous Baneblade line goes, "Ready to unleash eleven barrels of hell!".
@@thefiresworddragon927 wow, awesome, where I learned the most from 40K so far are Rimmy's fusterclucks in Arma 3 40K XD
(I'm using a translator, I speak Spanish in case you ask for a spelling mistake)
@@wolfxiv9622 Ah, got it. Good to see another fan of Rimmy.
And don't worry about spelling, I learnt a lot about 40k from an Italian.
My BANEBLADE powers!
Delighted to see The Crimson Permanent Assurance included!!
Did not expect to see The Crimson Permanent Assurance. Gotta go rewatch all the MP movies
Saw the cat bus, was like "why does Appa look like that?"
Zalikar Cloud Appa’s clearly an air vehicle.
@Zalikar Cloud That's exactly what I thought!
The Catbus was the inspiration for Appa.
he vibing
Matt DeBarth Yip Yip
2:48 IT IS THE BANEBLAAAAADDEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE!§
* do it with the voice of Gabriel Angelos*
BROTHER I AM PINNED HERE!
AH, A WARP SPIDER
*SUMMON THE ELECTOR COUNTS*
No wait wrong game
I'm so happy that you thought to include BT
NGL seeing the baneblade in the thumbnail is what made me watch this. Thanks for making me feel like my nerd hobby is more widespread than I realize. The Emperor protects
Bucket Wheel Excavator = Avatar
The Drill = Avatar: The Last Airbender
*_Hmmm_*
Nothing wrong with that?
Maybe the other avatar is from the movie with blue people
The one from avatar tla was meant to drill through a wall.
Uriel Omboy i think he just wanted to mention that the avatar ones only have mining tool vehicles.
He was just pointing out the coincidence, dumbasses.
australian bhp iron ore train: im the longest train ever
snowpiecer: PATHETIC
The BHP train Operated in a 2001 test had 7,4km in length
movie snowpiercer, at 1500 m: im the longest train!
tv snowpiecer, at 10 MILES long: you fool, you utter coward
Thank you for including the Warhammer 40k models. 😁
Mortal Engines was such a fantastic movie. Nice job on scale models.
It's all tax deductible. We're fairly incorruptible. We're sailing on the wide accountant sea!
So happy to see those piratical accountants get a mention!
Accountant sea is one of the best puns ever thought up.
4:25
Something in my heart was telling me that Eva01 would finally appear in the video, and now that I've seen it, I know we need an Evangelion size comparison.
I support the idea!
Sr. Pan de Ajo Sadly the height is 80m not 40 as stated by Khara
I think an overall mech comparison video would be awesome.
Big points for the Monty Python reference - well played!
1:30 Haha you really add this cariot from Baahubali(Indian Cinema) that's makes me happy 😁😁👍👍
London: "I'm the largest land vehicle"
Infinity Train: "Are you sure about that?"
On one hand I think the comparison should always go by the longest dimension (there's a tank in there in completely the wrong spot due to being compared by its HEIGHT) but then again I think trains have an unfair advantage. In theory, volume would be the ideal comparison, (but make it very difficult to measure) and except for "needle-like" shapes, comparing by length generally works, but trains break it. Maybe remove the (often almost unlimited) auxiliary cars when measuring? (I think judging a train by its engine alone is closer to fair)
Not relevant enough
We have trains irl that are longer than 10 000 meters
The360Mlg Noscoper had to check that. Longest ever was around 7.300m
@@BarileoBarilei ok cool
Alright alright, all I'm saying is that The Ratte should have been included just to show how ludicrous and awesome some of the WWII German tank designs were.
@Lucas Wilkinson yeah but it never existed. I'd say the idea was real but the tank (more like mobile fortress) was certainly fictional.
Yeah I was hoping for it to come up :(
I mean we have the Hydra Uber tank that looks like a Panzer IV
@@bobveinne2439 It existed in blueprints
@@JRHainsworth yes
A Wagon Train from the Amtrak Wars books would be interesting to see in context with these others.
A warthog next to BT! U made my day! And the delorean next to lightning!!
_The Crimson Permanent Assurance_ doesn't have it's _Monty Python_ reference.
Yes... from "The Meaning of Life" movie. Well done to consider it worthy to join the others in this visual spectacular. Thanks very much.
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Good to see MBS did well to remember the slightly more humours land vehicles
@@raiyanlakhani1673 fuck off
Gave me a mindgasm when i saw it sir yes i did.
London: I am the largest vehicle of them all!
Super Tengen Toppa Gurren Lagann: *Laughs*
@Socialist German Federation [NMG] I'd argue that its still a land vehicle. Its just bigger than any land it could stand on xD
@Socialist German Federation [NMG] it is, it just happens to make the universe itself land instead
@@toehair69 technically its made of energy.
@@develynseether4426 you mean like literally everything else
That’s something stupid, really, it’s very easy to that any movie, comic, series or something has the biggest thing if you don’t represent it though some way that makes people aware of it
It is a truly amazing video as are all your other comparisons to be sure . But i think you left out a MAJOR land vehicle which inspires many in the genere your referencing ...The Mach 5 :Speed Racer !
It has been definetelly been an iconic motion picture car in the late sixties - as long as you've been able to watch that anime show.
Unfortunatelly it has lost almost all of it's status.
The Wachovski-Siblings famous for their iconic 'matrix' real life / cgi motion pictures weren't able to revitalise the mach 5's earlier degree of fame.
I still haven't found the time and chance to watch their movie - although I like their work as creative film makers.
There are just to many consumable movies / shows not to forgett cinemas, streaming services and other internet developments competing for our time, money and attention! 😅
2021 I've been able to watch 258 movies / shows, making it the third year in row with 200 or more.
Even when my days had 48 hours, I wouldn't be able to put my view on every attracting movie / series...🥶🤯
Maybe I watch that 'speed racer' movie one day. Maybe not. Who knows? 🤷♂️