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Bril discovers how such an awesome job can turn sour real quick.
Bril and Renee had become crash-test dummies to take on the task of filling in for Vince and Larry in their tradition of creating PSA messages for television, which can be seen here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ANAlT4pjRDI
Part of a series of pictures I make inspired by the late
JasenTamiia to allow his ideas to live on.
Bril and Renee had become crash-test dummies to take on the task of filling in for Vince and Larry in their tradition of creating PSA messages for television, which can be seen here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ANAlT4pjRDI
Part of a series of pictures I make inspired by the late
JasenTamiia to allow his ideas to live on.
Category Artwork (Digital) / Transformation
Species Unspecified / Any
Size 585 x 1280px
File Size 230.3 kB
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Delorians are made of steel though, that's why they're so expensive...unless that was a 300 ton weight, the car should shrugged a good bit of that damaged not its hood off...its roof on the other hand, that'd have crunched like tinfoil.
Still, they saw some real shit there before that puppy reached a certain speed
Still, they saw some real shit there before that puppy reached a certain speed
Besides weight, there are also a good number of movement forces that should be considered.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0mjd2NTJU9g This video even shows how much the car can crunch up even at normal speeds.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0mjd2NTJU9g This video even shows how much the car can crunch up even at normal speeds.
Also, I work with steel materials at a factory every day. It is not as strong of a metal as you might think it is.
For the strength you are probably thinking it should be, the metal would have to be at least .250-inch thick, but then that makes for a pretty damn heavy vehicle and would not be fuel-efficient at all.
For the strength you are probably thinking it should be, the metal would have to be at least .250-inch thick, but then that makes for a pretty damn heavy vehicle and would not be fuel-efficient at all.
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