LEGO Multi-Track Drifting montage - Deja Vu

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Published 2016-11-12

A new montage of my LEGO subway cars drifting, it is edited to be in time with the song Deja Vu by Super Eurobeat. The cars are my own design, D4 subway cars manufactured by Buildington Rolling Stock, they are loosely based on the NYC R38s. Footage is from Brickfair 2015, Brickfair 2016, and the 2016 Rockville Lions Club model train show.

I don't own the music. Given the amount of Deja Vu songs on YouTube, I doubt they care, but I would like to ask the artist to just monetize it instead of taking it down if they do.

All Comments (21)

@Ethan-ck6iz 5 years ago

But the truly funny thing is that the train seemingly handles better while turning like that. Those lego trains can tip over pretty quick on high speed turns, like in this video.
@somedecidueye7292 6 years ago

1:34 "I'm winning in the straights, but he's still catching up to me, which means I'm losing in the corners. This can't be...!"
@keeperofeurobeat8421 7 years ago

i love how the train gets closer to the camera in the curves
@Honmeg 7 years ago

MULTI TRACK DRIFTING!!!!
@Flynnsdaflynner 6 years ago

"You can't drift a train" The Fat Controller laughed "You Are Wrong"
@theflyingbrick387 6 years ago

When you dont know which train line to take...
@thatmcgamer3106 6 years ago

Imagine this is real life, you walking down a street then you hear this song with a train horn in the distance. Then in a moment you see the train drifting across the tracks.
@a29_ 6 years ago

2:42 you can even see that the train actually gains in the corners!
@ArrowProds 4 years ago

It seems that multi-track drifting is good for optimum speed on curves, but slow for straights. So for optimum performance, you want to have junctions before and after each curve. That way, trains operate single track on straights to gain max speed, but trains switch to multi-track on curves to gain max speed there, thereby operating continuously on max performance.
@TheStrongestBaka 7 years ago

The power of memes compels me! Can't believe i just watched 4 minutes of lego trains.
@stalhein62 6 years ago

God I love the Internet.
@GGSWPEVERYONE 6 years ago

Initial D fans making the best videos I've ever seen
@haikishadowkings 3 years ago

After three years I have returned to this masterpiece. Thank you Youtube recommended.
@swag-dz4lv 6 years ago

cmon when you see Deja vu and drifting, you can't resist
@LazloRTR 5 years ago

3:08 Camera train: "There is a corner ahead why isn't he slowing down?! Dammit, if he think he can take that corner on such speed then my train is undoubtedly also be able to" Gray train: *Drift through the corner* Camera train: " N-Nani??!! " *crash*
@sausagepeels428 5 years ago

"...That's got to be the best Deja Vu Pirate I've ever seen..." "So it would seem."
@OneGoldenCat 3 years ago

"How would you solve the Trolley Problem?" Me:
@hman8164 6 years ago

so hype
@FokkerBoombass 7 years ago

M... Masaka... Dorifto!
@DDayJayke 6 years ago

all we are missing is a bass boost and flashing lights