I Tested 100 Years of LEGO BOATS!
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Published 2024-02-20
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All Comments (21)
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Who else noticed lego did an illegal building technique on the second boat
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Love the nostalgia this brings back.
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Okay naval architect here, that ballast keel on the first "solid" hulled boats doesn't counter the waves. It moves the center of mass below the center of buoyancy, without the ballast the ship is like trying to balance a pencil on its tip. What actually counters the waves is the center of buoyancy moving around. Also love the pronunciation of yacht, the correct way is clearly wrong along with most English pronunciation.
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0:41 people say that the yellow plate on the roof is illegal, but it’s actually a lost technique
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Never get too old for Legos
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I dont think 100 years ago was 1961 but i like this still
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Unlike that first boat The boat I built myself custom made with no instructions with way too many colors inside it actually floats better
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Ive had a coastguard boat in 2010 or so it was bigger than the polar explorer ship, but it was GIANT as a Kid. I played with it like it was a cruise ship or a battle cruiser
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i'm curious, as to what would happen, if the propeller was tested out on a boat from the city set from the artic expeditions series or one of the two boats the aqua raiders used. would they still float?
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This is just showing off all the cool old Lego sets he has
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Great video. Definitely a channel I'll be watching more of.
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For the flickfire missiles around 3:20 need to be flicked not tapped but it looked hard to do that when the boat wouldn’t stay in place
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6:40 you should make a part two when you experiment boats that can float with motors
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5:59 Its a playmobil propellor motor. I love playmobil and I can confirm these playmobil motors are all defect and can’t be turned around so they are correct
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missed a couple... thousand
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There actually were electric motors that could clip to the keel from the floating series. I had a couple of those. They were not from Lego, but came from a small submarine toy, that I also had.
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Cool boats
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I’m shocked that you didn’t talk about the short-lived little motor for some boats from the 2000s
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I had one of those boat motors. They are genius.
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7:15 perfectly describes the actual movie
