Every time I watch your videos and think “well there’s just no way he can go smaller” you somehow manage to do it. The mechanicals are just like watchmaking now. Crazy stuff, love it!
I was really impressed at just how small that car was anyway... And then I get to see it's got not only lights but brake lights and direction indicators 😮😊
I used to work for a company that built motherboards for aerospace and other applications. I was a class 3 soldering worker. It was really hard work but extremely fun. I wish I understood more of what each individual piece does. I know how to assemble the boards, I just have no idea what pieces to use. This was incredible! There are so many things that can be created like this. I used to collect Hot Wheels and Matchbox Die-Cast cars until my health issues began and I got real sick real fast. Disabled now, it's been a struggle to find a happy place. This could be something 🤔. Time to do some studying.
I can relate to the real sick real fast thing. And I too am trying to find a way to be happy until the big ride. I have a playlist on my channel called "Mini World" with a collection of videos like this one. All of my playlists are private, but I'll make that one public in case you'd like to take a look. Hope you find your happy space.
Details I particularly loved: 1) Not just indicators, but the side repeaters. 2) The high-level brake light. 3) The little dab of the brakes turning right at the second junction after pulling away. This is wonderful stuff.
This might be the only Micra in the world with a angle kit installed! Im not gonna search for it tho because TubeYou would continuously place such videos in my recs for a while.
You've managed to capture, in a very small nutshell, my grandmother driving around the neighborhood looking for the supermarket. Unable to remeber where it is she just makes her way home to try again the next day. Well done sir!
All kidding aside if this really happens to your grandma, she would be better off having someone else do all the driving - or one day she may leave her home and forget how to get back!
@@manikyum I can assure you that as of 5 years ago, my grandma ain't driving anymore. Her Lincoln Town car will no longer menace the good people (!) of Ft. Lauderdale.
@brusselssprouts560 Matchbox toys here in UK had a similar thing in the 1960's which was based on Scalextrix. Effectively you put a plastic pin under a foil sticker on the bottom of the "car" and ran it along a magnetised electric rail around street scenes. Great fun for an under 10. I am glad to see that it has evolved.
Matthew 11:28-30 NKJV Come to Me, all you who labor and are heavy laden, and I will give you rest. Take My yoke upon you and learn from Me, for I am gentle and lowly in heart, and you will find rest for your souls. For My yoke is easy and My burden is light.”
THIS IS THE MOST IMPRESSIVE model making I have ever seen! I used to make small stationary models but i have grown old and my hands and eyes no longer function well enough so thats all behind me. I used to customise Scalextric cars for my younger brother but compared to your cars they are HUGE. I used to paint details on the pilots of my Airfix models using a brush with ONE HAIR - to paint the eyes!.... MASSIVE respect for you detail and patience sir!
You may have an idea of how he learned how to do this sort of stuff then, do you take a class in electronics? It’s all beyond me so I can’t see how else one would learn.
i learned when i was like 4 years old, my electric basketball goal stopped working so my cousin taught me to twist the wires together, still the same idea on basically even space ships.@@rorybaker5799
This is one of the most interesting and beautiful miniature model I have ever seen. Not only the car has working headlights and three brake lights, the car also features blinkers/turn signals! I'm truly amazed at the level of detail put into it, especially since the parts are so small; smaller than a fingertip. Truly a masterpiece 10/10✨
@@palco22yes if you want you can search "Countries That Drive On The Left." On that list is Japan. There are a good number of nations that do this.
All that work and your little guy drives on the wrong side of the road! Just sad. I'm kidding of course. This is an absolutely astounding work of art! This would be amazing if the car _wasn't_ so impossibly small. But those soldering details, the mechanics, the details like the side signal lights and the cyclops brake light... * chef's kiss * You my friend have earned yet another follower. Bravo!!
Exquisite modelling and attention to detail. I wish I had the patience to work on something so small. The car was so well driven too. Obviously someone taking their driving test.
I was amazed by how much work went into that one tiny car... and by the fact that it did a better job of following traffic signals (and signaling its moves) than most of the full-size humans I'm forced to share the road with daily!
You are an absolute master at your craft. We use to have a lot of toy manufacturers in England once upon a time. Triang was one of my childhood favourites growing up. Your attention to detail is unbelievable. Japan, like England drives on the same side of the road. 🇯🇵🤝🇬🇧
This would be an awesome concept to use in model railroads. Just imagine how cool it would be to drive little cars around your layout and have them stopping at crossings for your trains. I'd have a blast with that!
@@inevitablecraftslab yeah, that could work! Had to look up what that is, but if you could successfully integrate that with a railroad layout, I'd be on board
This is really impressive. I can’t even imagine how long this took including the street layout or better yet, where to find the parts for something like this. Plus with the amount of detail you put into this build, only someone that’s serious about their craft can pull this off. Congratulations, you’ve done something truly amazing.
This fine mechanical work would be a great challenge for me! But I've been familiar with microcontrollers and analog electronics for over 40 years. I have 100 ideas now. If there were more cars, they could communicate with each other and automatically follow traffic rules at intersections. They could also have a color recognition sensor...
Insane! Waiting for the interior views like the low fuel light, digital readout on the radio, cigarette lighter charger hooked up to a phone…. Well done with your work! Props!
Being a former "Fitter and Turner" from a great many years ago when everything was purely manual and the motto was "if you can't fit it, hit it," I watched your video with a mixture of utter fascination and abject terror. Really impressively lovely and beautifully engineered but to me, "Wiggly Amps" are still the stuff of nightmares!
Watching you create a tiny car was one thing and quite amazing but then watching it run around the road, stopping at traffic lights, with working indicators, brake lights and everything else that you have done is just incredible. Are you going to make a couple more cars that would look really cool. Very impressive stuff dude.
Not just a working model, but the lights, as everyone says but also the variable speed, so it slows down for corners. Incredible! Dont have the words for it.
As a kid I installed a light into an HO scale train caboose that used the track current to run the light and I thought it was pretty neat, this is amazing!
I am astonished at the idea of being able to work on anything at that scale: I was watching nervously as you created the steering mechanism, and things just got even tinier from there! 😮
The turn signals (indicators) had me toward the end of this incredible video. WOW. Takes a seriously steady hand to perform such delicate electrics and patience. Very inspirational work thank you 🏁
insane attention to detail. you must have been a surgeon or something to have the hands steady enough to do such intricate work. 10/10 youve earned a subscriber
Not sure why the algorithm pushed this my way. I used to make models when I was a boy and loved my model cars although I’m not interested much in model making or cars nowadays. So I randomly watched this looking to kill time… and slowly found myself marvelling at the skill and ingenuity of the model maker, such patience…The little car was a joy to watch . I don’t really know why, but you have just restored a little of my faith in the future of humanity. Thank you.
Boy, I would have pestered Santa forever if this was even possible when I was a kid. I loved my Matchbox cars and road systems. Loved the parking garages, and the fold out suitcase cities. This would have been the ultimate.
Uncanny attention to detail and mastering in mechanics, electric & electronic skills, you're the best! Plus, after miniature car fan folks in Dubai see this, you'll have workload and pay for a lifetime guaranteed!
Oh my god, this is madness. You should consider asking the "Miniatur Wunderland" in Hamburg, Germany for an internship. Right up your alley it seems and it would look nice on your resume. :)
This is is the most random video to ever show up on my feed and it completely made me watch the whole thing LOL. I loved this! I like little trinket stuff like this. It's tests your abilities every time and watching the experience people do this is amaizng.
This is crazy!😊❤ Fitting all that tech into a micro machine! Incredible! Next challenge. The micr machine is too small to fit anything else, so can you fit in, what you fitted into the micro machine, but use a matchbox car so you could fit a camera & a Bluetooth module? You have to make funny storyboards with this with screaming narration of the little car trying to get away from a giant cockroach! Miniature film sets & making miniature films would be awesome! I'm sure plenty of people would fund you to do it because I can see you're a master when it comes to you building miniatures, I love it!
The tiny lights, the wheels--all the outside the box thinking to make this work. This was absolutely so much fun to watch. I wish you had an endless source of funding. I can't even imagine all the things you would create from your imagination.
I would love to see you make like 10-20 of little cars like this, and have them drive around together and form traffic patterns. I think it would be fun to just look over and think "Oh, theres traffic on my table"
I'm gobsmacked....! Flabbergasted even... Kudos to you good Sir. I wouldn't have the patience, the ability nor the time to pull of something crazy like this.
