Dam Breach Experiment - Fallout Shelter, Underground Base Flooded * LEGO

In this intense and eye-opening video, we conduct a dam breach experiment that simulates the flooding of a fallout shelter. Inside the shelter, we have a gym, video game room, food storage, and even a financial expert's room. Watch as we breach the dam and flood the shelter, demonstrating the importance of proper disaster preparedness and the potential consequences of not being ready for the worst. This video is perfect for anyone interested in survivalism, disaster preparedness, or just loves a good experiment. Don't miss out on this thrilling and informative experience.
#dambreach #lego

[brantleyohara]

This guy puts so much effort into his videos I do not no how you are only in the 10 thousands/you have my sub👍👍

[jaczylijaaleniepowiemkto]

I love how when the water started flowing the shark immediately went after a construction worker.

[ittoarataki]

This experiment might have doomed a lot of Lego people,

But it saved one damn shark.

[Galimeer]

I can't even begin to imagine the abject terror of living in an underground bunker that starts flooding

[Brick_Science]

Doing this underground makes it so satisfying, i bet they were mad claustrophobic tho ;)

[CartersCreations]

The fact there isn’t a speck of sand in the Lego area at the beginning is insane. Hats off to you. Great work

[charliehedrick]

"Dude, it's flooding, we need to go"
"ONE MORE SET BRO! FEEL THE BURN!!"

[amortaelliberum]

This thing is a better horror, than most of the blockbusters by the movie companies. Nice.

[tenkors]

My hopes and prayers goes out to all the families affected by this tragedy. ❤️🙏🏽

[falloutboy]

Its midnight and this is what i am watching

[HettycTracyn]

What would be cool would be a bunker completely underground and then flood it from above…

[mccaydenallen]

This is amazing love how the water slowly seeps through the walls

[FluffiMeows]

I love how the water is taking some sand at the bottom
I remember watching these when I was little

[zettysmango]

I generally enjoy these videos, and genuinely appreciate the effort put into them.
IMHO, seeing the structure as a whole is more satisfying than when the camera is zoomed to a specific area, missing other little elements of the reaction.

[FloppyCan]

Very cool! I love how the sealife started swimming when the water started to go up! It was very lively.

[elitely]

This is so satisfying we love the effort you put into these. This is one of the things we wanted as kids but couldn't do, thank you!

[fachrimahardika]

now THIS is what i call oddly satisfying

[mdsx]

Im just wondering how you could make a sand barrier that resists the flooding for as long as possible? How many levels could the water rise outside before the first level flooded inside?

[PaynesGamingGalaxy]

Regular Lego mini figure getting ready to be played with:

*This guy:*

[SpartanH]

IDK why but I loved that little shark 'swimming' outside when you were starting off!