Driving Lego Vehicles Up A Slippery Slope

Using cloth is cheating coz it sucks the water off the glass.

Bad piggies in real life

Could you try doing a projectile launch system with like a grappling hook. I think that would be so cool

Absorbent feet..idk bout that 1

Suction cups

Idea Make a lego rc plane

Посмотри как устроен робот для мойки окон и повтори в лего это будет офигенно. Вакуумный.

Where do you get the parts from or do you 3D print them?

Your creative problem solving abilities are off the charts!
This is also all I watch while hopped on the giggle bush now lol 😵‍💫

Walker with a fan Walker with a fan Walker with a fan Walker with a fan Walker with a fan Walker with a fan Walker with a fan

start as a car, end up as imperial AT-AT

if we start to make lego cars, soon every car will be a lego car!

it would be cool with suction cups that suck the glass using air from a compressor and let go when the leg comes up

Cheating using non Lego pieces

Can you build a camera slider?

No it's not simulating ice, the surface behaves very different than ice or snow

The alternative is to use smooth aluminum and add thermo electric chiller to form ice layer.

Coefficient of friction

Bad piggies lego edition

Amazing video! You’re very creative with Lego and also amazing at engineering, drive mechanisms and such..

Fabric works well on wet/slippy surfaces.. already used on snow socks for cars.. also rock climbers back in the 50s sometimes used to ditch their boots and climb in socks for steep technical climbing if the rock was wet.

I wonder if the wheels or tracks would have worked better with fabric covering them?

Its cool how the little car upgraded to become so powerful!🎉😂

From 4x2 to 4x4 to 6x6 to 8x8

Why no one is talking about the outro

Suction cups would of helped

So basically, the ATTE from Clone Wars is actually a really good design

Those tracks are bad. You can not expect plastic tracks to have more traction than rubber. Get tracks made of rubber, or get actual snow that the tracks can dig into.

I know it isn’t really scientific but, I wonder if the dry wheels added attached each time had an effect. Initially I though it was only the weight helping but, I realize now there are more factors.

So you’re saying a need a spider car with a turbine to drive on ice and snow?

That's it. I'm getting a walking propeller car.

Do fwd

what if he put on 10 Wheel Dr.?

This guy just plays Bad Piggies in real life for a living this is so cool

These videos make me think like a kid again, like how would i make it work. I love thr process

This video should be required viewing for drivers in places where snow and ice storms happen.

This series is getting better day by day 😀😀

Turned into a Kenworth c500 for a minute there

Where can I buy this lego car?😀

Make a Lego particle accelerator

It is a slippery slope.......

That was even fun to watch let alone try

100%

This dude: Calling N.A.S.A

Snail can go 90% trick is ..............

Why no jet engine in video😅

Гусеницы из микрофибры, или колеса обернуть ей🤔🧐, а лучше из мягой резиновой тёрки для тела(с длинными мягкими усиками)

Ventose

How about fabric wrapped tracks

Me next time I'm driving up a hill: "man i wonder if i could even make this if the grade were 1 percent higher..."

Yeah Mr white... Science...!!!!

I'm a bit confused, why are you adding diffs if you are only going in a straight line? this is the exact situation where you would want non differentials