Here’s a cool video showing an impressive LEGO Rube Goldberg machine. While I’m not exactly sure what the end result is, it’s flipping down some Japanese? letters/numbers? that spell out something I guess- the mechanics of it are pretty impressive. That and the fact that it’s labeled as “take 187″ because personally 150 takes is my limit before I take the sledgehammer to my LEGO construction. But that’s just me.




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It’s a reference to a Japanese TV show called Pythagoras Switch, which has made this sort of anything goes dominoes contraption popular with geeks, 3 year olds, and apparently, now lego geeks.
Loved the bit with Yoda and the droid!