i'd love to see this done with an "L"
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i'd love to see this done with an "L"
instead of a Honda, enjoy
http://home.attbi.com/~bernhard36/honda-ad.html
http://home.attbi.com/~bernhard36/honda-ad.html
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That was very cool.
MRBBQMAN, you always seem to find the neatest stuff...or something.
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Have a good day eh ! .................................................. .......... Dave
MRBBQMAN, you always seem to find the neatest stuff...or something.
My F150online Photo Gallery........................................My Modifications
Have a good day eh ! .................................................. .......... Dave
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Originally posted by JoeLightning
Imagine the computer generated scenes involved....... Physics never lies. Regardless - VERY Cool.
Imagine the computer generated scenes involved....... Physics never lies. Regardless - VERY Cool.
I can't say I remember the last time I saw a tire accelerate UP a hill, without help....
Oh, and let's not forget how far that muffler rolls, or how the wheels on the car steer themselves!
One of the best commercials I've ever seen, though!
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I read up on this commercial last week. There is no computer animation at all and it took them 606 tries to get the whole thing right. They also said that if they would have tried it again it probably wouldnt have worked. Also the way they get the tires to roll up the ramp is because they have screws and weight specifically positioned inside the tires. I will try to find the article and post the link here.
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The only problem with doing that with a Lightning is:
The two piece valves would break
The rotors would warp
The support bar would wear through the seat
The exhaust would vibrate
The wiper motor would fail
The rods would break
The door would crack
And then as it drove off the ramp, the front susp would clunk
It's still neat as hell, and I also noticed that it's a right hand drive dash.
The two piece valves would break
The rotors would warp
The support bar would wear through the seat
The exhaust would vibrate
The wiper motor would fail
The rods would break
The door would crack
And then as it drove off the ramp, the front susp would clunk
It's still neat as hell, and I also noticed that it's a right hand drive dash.
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Originally posted by Black2000L
. Also the way they get the tires to roll up the ramp is because they have screws and weight specifically positioned inside the tires. I will try to find the article and post the link here.
. Also the way they get the tires to roll up the ramp is because they have screws and weight specifically positioned inside the tires. I will try to find the article and post the link here.
I really want a living room as big as that room, thing must be something like 400 feet long.
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Originally posted by Black2000L
I read up on this commercial last week. There is no computer animation at all and it took them 606 tries to get the whole thing right. They also said that if they would have tried it again it probably wouldnt have worked. Also the way they get the tires to roll up the ramp is because they have screws and weight specifically positioned inside the tires. I will try to find the article and post the link here.
I read up on this commercial last week. There is no computer animation at all and it took them 606 tries to get the whole thing right. They also said that if they would have tried it again it probably wouldnt have worked. Also the way they get the tires to roll up the ramp is because they have screws and weight specifically positioned inside the tires. I will try to find the article and post the link here.
