How to STOP speeding Lego Cars

Building and testing diverse car stopping technologies aimed to stop fast-driving Lego vehicles. All experiments are conducted on a treadmill to simulate high-speed physics. As the video progresses, the task of stopping these speeding Lego cars becomes increasingly more challenging.

Lego Cars used in this video:

Chapters:

00:00 Police Car
01:49 Release Mechanism
03:36 Grappler
04:31 Hook
05:11 Conveyor
07:01 Wheel Launcher
07:35 Catapult
09:50 Crane

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Music:

Police Chase Theme - David Hilliard
Born a Rockstar - NEFFEX
Manic - Jeremy Korpas
The Awakening - Patrick Patrikios

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[mattchstick]

I like the idea of the LEGO police making elaborate vehicle modifications to stop reckless drivers on a car-by-car basis.

[SharkNinjaBlueStar]

I love the ever-escalating silliness of every subsequent contraption that was being strapped to the front of the patrol car until they eventually ended up becoming their own separate vehicles.

Also this has really made me wanna buy some of the bigger Technic vehicles from the Speed Champions range...

[twistedaxles]

I love how the techniques went from realistic, to Twisted Metal style weapon, and then finally just a big roaming crane

[kerbaltubehd]

Every contraption in order of increasing absurdity

1:31 PIT maneuver VS hot rod
3:51 Tire trap VS Jeep Wrangler Rubicon
4:45 Bumper hook VS NASCAR
5:41 Mine-layer thing VS ricer tow truck
7:18 Tyre launcher VS ricer tow truck but with a drunk driver
9:03 Catapult VS ricer tow truck with the same drunk driver
10:50 Stolen dry dock crane VS a tank (just use another tank at this point…)

[vengerseven]

"SIR WE HAVE A RUN AWAY TRUCK WHAT DO WE DO!?"

"bring out the tire dispenser unit"

[nomic]

Ah yes. A vehicle catapult and a vehicle crane assembly. Very common and functional police equipment.

[AdrianHereToHelp]

I love this universe where high-speed tank chases are so common it demands the invention of large-scale tank-stopping measures

[Doxxtrain]

Imagine you're an insurgent in a civil war and you see a police crane running up to you to stop you from SPEEDING of all things.

[hunterkinsella]

"A man is driving recklessly in Lego City!"

[kansnex]

Hands down my favorite Lego channel. The stop-motion building segments, the occasional background gags, and the downward spiral into mindblowing overengineering makes you incredibly entertaining to watch.
Keep up the great work!

Edit: 1000 Likes in 2 days?!

[busshock]

I love how this started as a police chase and ended as basically Mortal Engines.

[markshamp]

the quality of this channel is honestly beyond impressive. It combines mechanical engineering, problem solving, legos, wacky silliness, and great editing into such an entertaining digestible package the viewer can easily understand all without any voiceover or talking. nothing like it out there.

[redrum_bd]

This went from “ok, that’s realistic” to “screw it it’s a god dang tank” and I love it!

[DrAgNZRX]

Now imagine being that trucker and seeing a squadron of cop cars rolling up behind you with all these Twisted Metal-esque contraptions strapped to their cars 😂

[jamesshenk]

Picture this. You've stolen a tank, broken out of the army compound, and are cruising down the highway. Suddenly, you catch sight of something yellow in your mirror. The police have deployed... the cube.

[readme_txt]

What I love about this channel is that you can feel that the person who makes this is having a lot of fun. Not just the construction of legos, but the editing of the video too !

[ThestImpish]

I think the Test Track is such a good toy idea. It wouldn't necessarily have to be lego. You could market it as a science kit or even as a hot wheels set. Sell the concept as being both educational about the road and engines, and as a way of playing racing games or like the chase game in this video.

[Cyroid_]

Criminal: *gets tank*
Police: *gets crane*

[Rumbleisoverpowered]

3:45 that is actually a real police invention

[JanPaepke]

Of course he had to build an entire complicated mechanism to automatically release the car and stop the treadmill. 😅