Absolut Steinchen 2023 - GBC Impressions

Impressions of the LEGO Great Ball Contraption (GBC) at Absolut Steinchen 2023.

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[For]

Wow! Some of these modules look like they are from a parallel universe. I haven’t seen some of these.

[thebigmg]

Very nice video and good music. I love the rollercoaster. This module is awesome. I hope it worked well all day. love to see this live. Greetings to CB

[stevecampbell]

Could watch this all day. Love your music!

[tomasullrich]

Wow, the roller coaster GBC is very amazing and impressive. Well done really. I love the loading and unloading part. So clever!!!

[TheXtrafresh]

So many cool things here, but the absolute best shot in the video is the kid jumping for joy at 12:18 🥳

[JP_TaVeryMuch]

Time goes quickly when you're having fun!

[Gin-toki]

What lego part are all those dark tan tracks at around 3min?

[tristahncruzada]

Who made that roller coaster gbc module?

[JP_TaVeryMuch]

7:17 I'm beginning to wonder if the bloke who made this particular part of the whole shebang is the one behind the camera.
Here we linger too long, yet almost everywhere else so far, it's been very nearly too quick.
8:45 At last we move on!

Awful "music" btw in this section.

Right, dear host, now that I've bad-mouthed you, please accept this next in the spirit of constructive criticism in which it is meant.
I'd like to suggest that you do dummy runs following one ball.
You'll then see how much slower you have to go for your footage to flow freely so that we the viewers don't have to flit from a ball's entry into a section, straight on to its inevitable exit, jump back to try and follow the route through before we're forcibly jerked on to that exit - which you can see with your eyes, but quite often, we can't see so well because
1 it's all wonderfully new to us and
2 the angle of the shot often is annoyingly just too obscure.

I only wish you the best because you're not quite at the level of mastery as certain far east filmers are concerned nor indeed, as the builders of these amazing modules.
Onwards and upwards!