I Built a LEGO Propeller Powered Drift Car!

Using LEGO and LEGO Technic I built a working LEGO drift car that uses a propeller and wind power for propulsion!
Different LEGO propellers were tested to find the maximum power output that would allow the LEGO car to drift!
The LEGO drift car uses 2 powerful buwizz motors and a buwizz 3.0 pro battery to power the propeller and 1 large LEGO Technic Powered UP motor for the steering controls.
Chapters:
00:00 Propeller Powered LEGO Drift Car
00:21 Maximising Power Output
03:26 5 Minifigs Down!
04:20 The Drag Race
04:36 Steering and Chassis
06:10 Time to Drift
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[@AM-hf9kk]

Steering would be faster/more responsive if that upper tower was reduced in mass. You could do that by moving the battery, motor, and gearing down to the chassis and leaving only a ring/pinion at the top of a tower with just enough structure to not collapse under the thrust.

[@user-un2vj3xc8t]

propeller power? Already sick! Now a drift car? EVEN SICKER!

[@BuilditwithBricks]

I'm glad you liked it!

[@ZackRToler]

I remember Brick Technology doing something somewhat familiar. Creating a propeller powered LEGO car. It's interesting to see how two people might tackle something similar and see how they might do it differently.

[@curtishuang5534]

Smoke and lasers/lights would be a useful way of seeing the airflow!

[@taurean6456]

The Lego man in the beginning: I AM THE STORM THAT IS APPROACHING

[@itnickle7551]

3:06 the machine:are right im a hed out😂

[@hydroworldoutlook5447]

Nice work! I keep trying to tell people that if fast propeller cars are possible (which they are), then that can be used as a stepping stone for building working LEGO aircraft that can smoothly accelerate on a runway and take off. I know we’ve been told dozens of times that LEGO aircraft cannot fly, but that point has been proven primarily by helicopters and other rotary-wing aircraft that depend on vertical lift, which requires far more power to achieve than horizontal thrust as has been done with cars like this.

[@crystal_music_official]

Damn Lego is so wonderful. We can build just everything.

[@prct1234]

Can you make a balancing drone made mostly out of lego pls?

[@8bitpick522]

these are the videos i live for

[@LucasDynamics]

Nice! Wanted to build something similar...

[@doubleperfect2007]

It was built by itself

[@thimvana8030]

This man cleared all of his furniture just to drift a LEGO car 😂 Very fun watch tho!

[@DeGodOfTime]

2:25 when things get goofy ahh. (Big boi propeller) 3:05 when things get sus… (it becomes alive)😊

[@GabrielNinjaTurtle]

Keep up the good work

[@BuilditwithBricks]

Thanks! Will do!

[@yuvallegomotorized]

That very cool vehicle

[@BuilditwithBricks]

Thanks!

[@user-ce7ic1ze2u]

3:17 rapid unscheduled disassembly

[@Shotgun_SPAS_12]

Very good 👍

[@louismiquel2870]

what a banger of a video!

[@shroomzzz]

Very cool as always. First lego powered fanboat?

[@RubiksBotES]

Make the wheel base longer, so the drift is more controlled.

[@innocrates]

Next episode: Hovercraft

[@x808drifter]

Not a drift car. Just a propeller car.
If the wheels themselves were powered THAT would make it a drift car.
Fan Boats dont "drift" either.
Sliding around ≠ drifting.

[@Kva_from_LRI]

How about bild a helicopter , plane and hower

[@edeyh]

It is a fan)

[@Brickmasterpoland]

Hello

[@CY5588]

is fake buggy motors a trend now

[@thequeen_els5236]

Zilira

[@dcmexplores]

Again doesn’t look like Lego to me

[@innocrates]

Its Lego Technic

[@BiracialGodBaby]

How many pieces of Lego do you think you’ve broken while stress testing your past experiments?

[@BuilditwithBricks]

I’ve got a box of broken pieces, friction welded bits, deformed axles and the list goes on! But all in all, LEGO is pretty strong!!

[@user-ck2em7dt6r]

ITS OVER 9000