Brick a Drone - A PLAYABLE Review Part 2

I’m a bit delayed with this weekends video. So here’s a slightly older video I wasn’t sure if I’d release, so I figured now is a good time.

I’ll be back!!

Let's try some fun flight test. How many mini figures can it hold?
Can it flip?
Is it durable?

Well it's still working now!

Be sure to check out the unboxing and test flight here:

Follow Chung’s channel below if you’re interested in some fun film making tips.

If you’re interested in the drone, the site is here and they’re from Hong Kong as well:

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For all you camera geeks, details on what I used below (for most of the videos).

Sony's FS700 with Zeiss FE2.8 4k Raw to pro res. Used for all the extreme close ups.

Sony's FS5 4k UHD to 4K pro res with Fujinon 18-55mm. Used for my face...

Slow motion was all shot in 2K raw to pro res.

Manfrotto LED lights LYKOS, really small and great for small shoots like this. Also the mini lumimuse for the main light. So small, yet so portable.

[nathanspeed]

Can’t believe I haven’t seen these 2 drone videos of yours, missed them for some reason! They’re fun to watch! :)

[xarogath]

Funny little thing:) It was fun to watch it fly with all the minifigs onboard:)

[brickmeupscottie]

This is a follow up vid I made from the previous drone one. More in depth and wasn’t sure if I was going to release it at all but figured why not just put it up now while you wait for the next vid. Sorry for the delay. For now enjoy this as I just have fun messing around with the playable drone. Thanks for waiting!!

[tylerdauphinee]

I am so glad you decided to post this, Very entertaining. Glad you weren't seriously hurt. :P

[loutang]

Please take some time off to rest and wish the new treatment help your tinnitus, take care.

[michaelwang]

can you put that on your webside？is sooo cool