LEGO - Tank Robot stair climber test #1

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Published 2016-01-15

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.

All Comments (21)

@jamesstanchfield4268 2 years ago

I love how I understand everything he is explaining without a single word being said. Simply brilliant
@MrWarthog 4 years ago

when he said “ “ it was rly powerful man i almost cried ;(
@m0ther_bra1ned12 7 years ago

This guy can explain more without saying a word then most youtubers can after babbling for hours.
@TheBornDrunk 6 years ago

No words gives much better communication than pointless talking, a huge thanks, great one
@anndz4295 3 years ago

Best content ever, no clickbait, no stealing content, it's just so pure!
@MrJw2319 7 years ago

This has to be one of the better-made videos I've seen. Thank you for letting your material speak for itself instead of using YouTube as a glorified selfie-stick. Well done!
@mofkarim 4 years ago

Good job the military is now using LEGO treads to climb stairs with tanks
@alfredopulvera9759 4 years ago

even without a word... why i could still hear him speaking directly to my head?😨
@kirtechnic 8 years ago

Nice test and great movie style!
@natecataldo1136 7 years ago

Dude you are awesome. This is the most creative and interesting solution I've ever seen. Also really liked how you made it universally comprehendable with the signals rather than speaking.
@stockicide 4 years ago

I was not expecting silent comedy on a LEGO video. Nice!
@imadethischanneltocomment767 4 years ago

This is the most educational youtube video I've ever watched
@JohnConnor12 5 years ago

Thought my speakers weren't working for a minute there. This man said a lot without saying a word.
@kaybell9593 7 years ago

this guy looks like Steve Jobs
@freezetile8588 7 years ago

Why isn't this kind of stuff more popular on YouTube? This is far more interesting than any Let's Play video or 'dank memes' video.
@Devon7839 11 months ago

This man explained everything without spoken word or subtitling. From the stair contact number to the track idler movement.
@MrBru1985 4 years ago

His expressions are pure gold, i will love to have a dad like that , you gave me a hell of a time and fun with this. Lego should put some rubber forms on thoose 1x3 holes, it doesnt have any friction to the ground thats why i HATE these track links.
@nyecov 5 years ago

And to think that almost a hundred years ago this was top notch military technology. Very nice illustration, thank you.
@johntuguy.7238 4 years ago

I found this very calming
@stevecmk 3 years ago

Good job to show the Lego and physics at the same time, no words needed.