Posted January 15, 20169 yr By searching solutions for tank can climb stairs, I decided to do video series on the subject. Here is the first video that shows the environment and a solution with elastics and also shows the importance of the length of the tank. Thank you for your comments.
January 15, 20169 yr Great video and laugh mine .... off , but the explane behind it . Edited January 15, 20169 yr by Edwin Korstanje
January 15, 20169 yr Nice video! I like how you used no words but it was completely understandable. Good job, I think I might have to borrow that suspension
January 15, 20169 yr Briliant solution. And the video is just out of our imagination of presentation. I just like it.
January 15, 20169 yr Very nice oracid, I appreciate your presentation and "style" very much. An inspiration for my videos :) keep up the good work and keep reporting to us! Are those official LEGO rubber bands you employed? Edited January 15, 20169 yr by technical
January 15, 20169 yr Author Are those official LEGO rubber bands you employed? No. Do you mind ? I did not think that the style would cause so many comments. My English is so bad ... Thank you everybody.
January 15, 20169 yr That video has the perfect mix of useful information and (extremely) laconic charm and humour! Thanks for making the video and for the tips within it.
January 15, 20169 yr Fantastic video, very well made and informative even without any commentary. Can't wait to see your next one and you ideas for rubber tracks :-)
January 16, 20169 yr Nice solution for grip and suspension And so cool and funny video, I just love it
January 16, 20169 yr Author Well, I'm red with embarrassment. Thank you for your support. Actually, the idea of the elastic is not mine, I've seen it many times. The only originality is perhaps how to position the elastics diagonally across 2 elements track. In this way, only one wire of elastic passes between the elements, whereas if the elastic is positioned crosswise or otherwise, two wires pass between the elements and this has the effect of greatly reducing the flexibility of the track. The elastics are not fragile, they have a thickness of 1.8 mm, but be careful not to use the elastics that children use to make bracelets, these are very fragile. You will procure you them in an office equipment supplier. About the suspension, I did not think it would please you as much. Frankly, I had no idea of the originality, I'm very surprised. I use it in another very large construction and it is very effective. Edited January 16, 20169 yr by oracid
January 16, 20169 yr Okay..... I am jumping on the band wagon. Skeptic at first, watched the video and converted. This is really really wonderful......
January 16, 20169 yr You look like someone who plays an instrument,.. saxophone perhaps,.. piano? No? Anyhow nice vid :)
January 16, 20169 yr Author You look like someone who plays an instrument,.. saxophone perhaps,.. piano? No? How did you guess ?
January 16, 20169 yr You look like someone who's interested in the overall mechanics of life in a broad sence ;) an autodidact perhaps,.. wouldnt be surprised if you paint aswell. Haha. ;)
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