Not sure if it has been posted before. But anyway, it's pretty cool. No computer animation, all real car parts and motion. Supposely it took over 600 times for the entire seqence to work.

http://www2.flashsea.com/card/2003-0...6-11-0_s3.html

 

it didnt work for me

 

There is no way they did not use computer animation, just watch the wheels roll up the ramp and then stop at the top.

 

i don't care how many times i have heard people say that its all real motion and whatnot, its not, its impossible to tap a wheel and have it roll uphill and then have that one tap another and then have it roll uphill and then after it rolls up it doesn't roll back down.
the rest of it is believable, but they should have left that part out to keep it realistic

 

i want their job

 

if anyone has chinese software, you can read the characters explaining the process. i don't but someone had the software explained it to me and that's what i wrote down in the first post.

 

there's no way its 100% real

 

OMG... tsx wagon!

awesome!
edgar,

 

nope... all real... if I remember.. the wheels rolled up hill because they were filled with piles of ball bearings... so when it tipped over, it caused the wheels to roll up wards...


edit : added link

http://www.opinion.telegraph.co.uk/n...13/ixhome.html

 

thanks for the article, porkchop. that's quite amazing.

 

yeah this is so old as heck, but I never get tired watch it. It was real. That's what makes it so cool.

 

is it the honda advent or something like that commercial (it's not working for me so i'm guessing). And yes, they put weights in the wheels from the car so that it would be able to roll up a ramp as soon as it got to a certain point. So yeah, it is completely real