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Posted on May 07, 2009 - 9:35am by John P. in Games, Videos
Every once in a while I come across a video that you just know took a lot of time to actually set up and produce, like all those Rube Goldeberg videos I post all the time. Well, here is another one along the same lines.
These guys in Japan took what looks to be a bunch of beer or wine bottles, and filled them with different amounts of fluid to create a different pitch when tapped. They then spaced them out properly, attached a couple of mallets to a radio controlled car, and voila! You drive the car between the bottles and get the theme song from Super Mario Brothers!
Amazing.
Wow! Things people come up with that have a lot of time on their hands!
RC cars are so cool. I love the Ferrari RC, works so cool. BTW the idea is so cool. Why don’t I use it to but replace the bottles with coke cans.
Oh man…can you imagine the determination and time that was needed to set that up. And the controller would have needed to drive it at a certain speed to get the rhythm correct. Brilliant!
This is unbelievable.This requires a lot of time & skill to do.The speed of car,controls & the distance of bottles is the key.
very crazy video a lot of time spend on this but great one really amaizing and also they sould have a lot of creation on this one
OMG, thats unreal! My mouth was wide open watching that video, I wonder how long it took these guys to do this.
This is soooo creative of these guys. The way these guys do it is by using a certain amount of fluid in each bottle. What gets me is the time it took to do this. If i was them i would label each bottle 1 through 50 in order. That’s too much work to just throw it away.