Our Lego Plan to Conquer Troy (it Actually Worked)

See how remote controlled vehicle builds handle a custom obstacle course test. We explore the engineering mechanics of DIY contraptions. ⚠️All projects shown were built in controlled environments with proper safety precautions! These engineering challenges involve significant fire risks! Please do not attempt these builds at home!⚠️ This video documents the construction process and field testing of two distinct projects: a remote controlled vehicle navigating a complex obstacle course and a unique wooden, horse-like structure mounted on tracks. We break down the structural decisions behind each build to see how they perform under pressure. 0:00 - In this video 0:28 - Setting up a Trojan Horse 0:55 - Going through Fire🔥 1:15 - Custom Part production and Tests 2:00 - Horse Cannon in Action 3:39 - Makin a "Spear" Thrower 4:25 - "Spear" Thrower in Action 5:37 - Overcoming a Rough Terrain 6:13 - Sparkle Igniter in Action🔥 6:40 - Burning stuff definitely has some consequences 7:13 - Final Delivery 8:35 - Doing some Cleanup... Horse Included💥 9:09 - Bloopers and Behind the Scenes. Thank you for staying so long! Whether you are interested in mechanical contraptions or curious about the physics of movement, this footage provides a look at the testing phase of these prototypes. We focus on the design choices that either lead to success or mechanical failure during the trials. Leave comments with your impressions and ideas on what tests we can perform next and mechanisms that you'd like to see in future episodes! 🚧 Thank you for watching! Don't forget to like and subscribe! 🚧