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Fun! I'm not sure how the scaling works, but if this was a 1:8 model moving at 46kmh (29mph) isn't that equivalent to a crash at 368kmh (230mph)? At which point
by pacaro 9y ago
Fun! I'm not sure how the scaling works, but if this was a 1:8 model moving at 46kmh (29mph) isn't that equivalent to a crash at 368kmh (230mph)? At which point the damage seems pretty reasonable
- Tomte 9y agoYes, c't said that the "realistic" scaling wouldn't be fun, so they did this speed. Lego was pretty humorless, though. They demanded that c't never publishes anything about this without calling it a "fun test". Actually, the bricks themselves held up very well. A few were actually damaged, but the vast majority simply disconnected and survived just fine.
- pacaro 9y agoLego seems so weirdly disconnected at times, I understand where they're coming from, but this made want to buy the Lego Porsche.