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Making LEGO Cars CRASH Safe

Brick Technology May 30, 2026 13:00
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A LEGO car crashes head-on into a solid wall at increasing speeds. After every crash, the car is rebuilt with new crash absorbing technology to better protect the driver. Stronger frames, crumple zones, suspension systems, airbags, and other safety ideas are added to help the LEGO driver survive the impact. With every round, the crash becomes faster and more dangerous, while the crash safety technology becomes more advanced and more ridiculous. Can a LEGO man survive an extreme car crash? How much impact can a LEGO car absorb before the driver is no longer safe? The crash wall was designed in Shapr3D and 3D printed using a Bambu Lab H2D. Bambu Lab H2D: https://bambulab.com/en/series/h2 Shapr3D: https://www.shapr3d.com/ Where I get my Lego parts from: https://www.bricklink.com/v2/main.page Music: The Awakening - Patrick Patrikios La Docerola - Quincas Moreira Canal 3 - Quincas Moreira #lego #legocars #legorc #legoexperiment #brickexperiment #bricktechnology #legoengineering
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