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Open Forum => Off-Topic => Topic started by: Nameless on November 27, 2011, 06:27:02 PM
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Honda - The Cog (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_ve4M4UsJQo#ws)
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Awesome!!!
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My friend's dad helped work on that. All those parts they use are in the car you see.
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I still do not see how they got the wheels to roll up hill.
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That has to be the most frustrating thing i've ever seen. Can you imagine like half way through something barely doesnt make it? Start ALL over again to move something a fraction of an inch. You have to reset the whole thing... Probably happened 100+ times.
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I still do not see how they got the wheels to roll up hill.
I think there was some CGI going on there (as well as with the spinning muffler).
Probably happened 100+ times.
I doubt it. Again, the CGI takes out a lot of those redos :)
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cog_(advertisement)#Production (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cog_(advertisement)#Production)
Yeah, very little CGI.
Probably happened 100+ times.
600, to be exact.
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I still do not see how they got the wheels to roll up hill.
It looked to me like they were top-heavy. Did you notice that they sped up after a moment?
Or it might have been CGI.
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Those wheels would not roll uphill, that's gotta be CGI. There's a couple other things too that I just don't think could realistically happen, idk if it's CGI, but I think it's just external factors (like wind) that aren't shown in the film but are happening.
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You ever tried it yourself? There's a little push (just enough) that'll get it to roll uphill.
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You ever tried it yourself? There's a little push (just enough) that'll get it to roll uphill.
That's a pretty steep hill, not to mention that by the third wheel the kinetic energy is so low it would have little to no effect.
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Here's another cool Rube Goldberg machine:
www.wimp.com/photographymachine/ (http://www.wimp.com/photographymachine/)
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The wheel thing can be easily accomplished. Take an incline, a wheel with treads that will hold it in place until disturbed, and put something heavy-ish on the inside of the wheel near the top, but slightly leaning toward the uphill side. When the wheel is bumped, it will roll uphill until the weight reaches the bottom of the wheel.
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There may also be a hamster in the bottom of the wheel that has been trained to run when startled.