Lego Car

[DaveAuld]

Why do you feel it is a waste of time? It was a waste of time posting your comment.... And least they learned something in the process and produced something tangible to test their engineering capabilities. :)

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[Lost User]

What happen if it hits a human :confused:

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[DaveAuld]

It has a top speed of about 1 mph. If it hits a human it will like stop. If it hits a human, it was probably the human not paying attention and deserved to be hit! :)

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[SoMad]

Not to mention this thing is spreading like wildfire all over the Internet. They are getting a lot of attention and you never know where that can lead. Not a waste of time at all. Soren Madsen

"When you don't know what you're doing it's best to do it quickly" - Jase #DuckDynasty

[OriginalGriff]

Amazing! But...he's lucky he doesn't live in Britain. He'd be done for: 1) No seat belt 2) No road tax 3) No MOT (or certificate of roadworthiness from the DVLA) 4) No number plate 5) Probably no insurance... :laugh:

[DaveAuld]

Where they not students? So they were probably under the influence of 'things'... :laugh:

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[Nagy Vilmos]

OriginalGriff wrote:

2. No road tax

It will be road tax exempt - 0% CO emissions.

OriginalGriff wrote:

3. No MOT (or certificate of roadworthiness from the DVLA)

It'd need a IVA[^], but as it's 'new' there'd be no requirement for an MOT.

speramus in juniperus

[OriginalGriff]

Not to mention it's some impressive engineering to get it to run on compressed air!

[SoMad]

Imagine what it could do if it ran on Hamster Power :-D Soren Madsen

"When you don't know what you're doing it's best to do it quickly" - Jase #DuckDynasty

[dandy72]

محمد م. محمد wrote:

What happen if it hits a human

Lego parts everywhere on the street. Suddenly being a bodyman becomes a much more time-consuming job.

[RTek23]

Sorry, seen that too, afterwards. Still, the amount of work that went into that is amazing, never mind the idea that it actually worked/stayed together. I would guess that there is more than a bit of epoxy holding stuff together. Ken

[Lost User]

dandy72 wrote:

Lego parts everywhere

What a waste of time to collect them back again...

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