Here's a short video from Latvia showing why you shouldn't treat railway lines as a playground.
Here's a short video from Latvia showing why you shouldn't treat railway lines as a playground.
The hardest part of the "flatten metal" (coin or other things) was to find it after it was struck by a train and bounced in any random direction.
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“So here’s what I envision: Think ‘Taken,’ but in the role of Liam Neeson we have a trolly engine.”
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@fakemetrotrains Awesome
Je pense que ça va t'intéresser @El_Madkiller57
@fakemetrotrains "What now" if a beautiful ending.
Also, if i squint enough, i can read and almost understand that.
@Migueldeicaza @fakemetrotrains @wingo I used to do that too. And I wrote a short story about it
@Dragonhead @fakemetrotrains It is from a series of stopmotion mini films called "Avārijas Brigāde"
You can find more of them here https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL7F636D6DC951DFF7
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This reminds me of the video "dump ways to die" 😁
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@Maker_of_Things@strangeobject.space You know, Chigley was a lot darker than I remembered. 😬😉