World’s largest Rube Goldberg machine lights up Christmas tree

To make the act of switching on the town’s Christmas tree lights even more exiting, Latvian e-commerce company Scandiweb constructed the world’s Largest Rube Goldberg for the people of Riga.

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[johnsladeIII]

The machine itself was dope, but I feel like this video also gets the world record for worst recording of a Rube Goldberg machine.

[frog_phone]

THIS LITERALLY MISSES THE ENTIRE POINT OF THE MACHINE, I CANT SEE WHATS HAPPENING

[CurdledShark]

*LIFE IS the largest Rube Goldberg machine*

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Edited video of a Rube Goldberg takes away from the magic.

[jamespratt]

Amazing machine, terrible video recording of it. Whoever they had videotaping really ought to have spent some time thinking about it before filming because even for someone who loves Rube Goldberg machines this was almost unwatchable.

[unger]

This would be great if you didn't speed up the damn video, you can't see whats happening

[TheRealJayGutta]

very poorly filmed. viewers miss so much of the work and intricacies that were put into the design with all the in and out movement and lack of knowledge of the way it works.

[Vanhornsby]

Terrible camera work. Couldn't see half of what was going on.

[juliaconnell]

so much work went into this - just wish the camera work showed this better

[Iownyoujk]

The point of a Rube Goldberg machine is to be able to follow what the machine is doing until it completes one simple task, it's impossible to follow how each part is working with the other it just looks like a bunch of random moving parts with no aim.

[sirbbq]

I'm glad to see that there's a consensus on the camera work. I normally LOVE these things, but I definitely found myself bored and lost.

[glenderoche]

WOW! The time and workmanship it takes for these machines is amazing.

[NekuSakuri]

And all this time I've just been flicking a switch....

[freddybigs]

can you imagine how many times this has to be tested to make sure the entire thing was working properly?

[danielleahelsie]

this is really cool and all, its just impossible to watch

[DonBarracuda]

Gave up watching after a minute the camera work is terrible. Merry Christmas

[iqratube]

Truly awesome engineered Rube Goldberg machine, and awesome work by the camera crew!

[xMDawgx]

Anyone remember the "I Spy" book that had a Rude Goldberg-like machine as one of the pictures? It was on a white background. Loved that book as a kid.

[myoldchannel]

"Oops, I wasn't recording!"






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[Coopersgiftbaskets]

out of all the other videos in connexus this one is the best