I CANNOT BELIEVE this is a REAL BRIDGE! Three Dutch Bridges in Poly Bridge 2!

[@RealCivilEngineerGaming]

The Dutch bridges were probably some of my favourite bridges I've ever seen, incredible engineering! Shame about my Sam the Dog flashbacks...

[@SunnyDisMusic]

I clicked so fast

[@AdenUnavailable]

@@SunnyDisMusic same

[@SamplayzMC]

same

[@FreddieDeux]

Greetings

[@MrZooplankton_]

2k subs more dude

[@DomenBremecXCVI]

To be fair, what the Dutch do with avoiding water is bordering on real-life glitch exploits.

[@rincewindXIV]

As a dutchman, i can concur. I get hit by three falling roads on my daily commute.

[@a2367-q7s]

@@rincewindXIV hilarious mate 🤣🤣

[@Overflow066]

@@rincewindXIV I have to commute over an $0 dangling road.

[@rya5445]

no don't tell our secrets

[@1nstantis642]

Shhhhh dont tell god, he'll patch the glitches

[@Olav_Hansen]

Imagine using a mountain landscape to make a dutch bridge..

[@noneofyourbusinessthatswhat]

Dutch people don't do mountains, wouldn't rely on it :))

[@Olav_Hansen]

@@noneofyourbusinessthatswhat I should know, I am dutch.

[@yes8032]

@@noneofyourbusinessthatswhat I wish they did it makes things look better

[@Olav_Hansen]

@Bas de KAT dutch hill: is 50+ meters The dutch: is this a mountain? Source: I am dutch and near Wageningen we have a "mountain" that is like 50m.

[@MyPencilBroke]

@@Olav_Hansen highest hill would be near the 3-country point, 328m above sea level I believe

[@chr0onomeister]

As someone from the Netherlands I'm kind of surprised that we have all these cool bridges. Really only classic counterweight draw bridges come to mind when I think about "dutch bridges". So thanks for showcasing these, they're lovely. Also the third is my favourite even if it isn't as stylish, the combination is fun and it's kind of a reordered version of the Erasmus bridge.

[@prodmxnty]

thats what I was thinking

[@RealCivilEngineerGaming]

Yeah I did like the third!

[@95TJZ]

@@chielwouterscw Awesome!!!! Netherlands second my ass... ;-)

[@markstanbrook5578]

I lived in Den Haag for a couple of years and have been visiting it for nigh on 20 and compared to other countries the Dutch do let their engineers express themselves. Planners approve interesting structures (check out the old MinBuza building for example) rather than cheapest ideas. And they aren’t afraid to knock stuff down and do it over.

[@TildeSymbol]

Well as a foreigner, I am not too surprised since your country was supposed to be submerged in water by now.

[@Ludvagn]

I'm amazed at how much your energy has changed in two years. You sound quieter and more nervous in this video compared to your newest videos.

[@timowagner1329]

Its kinda cute ngl

[@dakotaatv1238]

@@timowagner1329 average rce fan

[@driesverhaag8955]

Here is the obligatory "G E K O L O N I S E E R D" It's not me that was typing that, it was my dutch blood and instinct

[@hdroman5659]

now we'll have to follow it up with a line of nutmeg haha

[@maartenvandenberg4825]

P I N D A K A A S 😁

[@mistergameplayer4000]

Ah, een man van cultuur!

[@joramvdweerdhof198]

haha legend

[@FvanBal]

@@maartenvandenberg4825 Don't you mean: H A G E L S L A G ?

[@nykxssss]

An engineer doesnt control the sea....we the dutch do. G E K O L O N I S E E R D

[@Wuben.]

G E K O L O N I S E E R D das wel waar tho

[@eizzo228]

G E K O L O N I S E E R D

[@runecamps1031]

G E K O L O N I S E E R D

[@mennovisser7775]

Ik was aan het zoeken naar deze comment 😂

[@lucasmeinema2633]

G E K O L O N I S E E R D

[@monkeyman3673]

I love that there are a lot of dutch people in the comments. GEKOLONISEERD

[@RealCivilEngineerGaming]

There's that word again...

[@whiskeya1207]

Jahsbskzbshdkxb

[@onepunchmen6362]

@@RealCivilEngineerGaminggekoloniseerd

[@alexandervandelft4479]

Ik ben ook nederlands (i am Netherlands to)

[@nathanwilbrink2444]

I am duch to (ik kom ook uit nederland)

[@jeremyvanijzndoorn9567]

I'm a Dutch construction student I work on bridges in the Netherlands. last week I worked on the moving part of the haringvliet bridge its awesome because every bridge is actually done by an artist and every bridge has its own style

[@FlynnTaggart]

aite. you better fix the Caland bridge then. that bitch is still broken

[@saltylelele]

Just doing my duty: G E K O L O N I S E E R D

[@was_machin8060]

Zeer zeker

[@ikr8659]

Lol

[@sammyc-h2627]

Me, a Brit: *types into google translate* Also me: *o7*

[@Henk6]

JA DIT ZOCHT IK AHHAHAH

[@droneshotsantoine1805]

@@Henk6 hahahahaha same

[@danil7339]

Ordinary people: goes to Amsterdam for weed and drugs; Engineer: they got LEGO store!

[@JasperJanssen]

To be fair, not that many ordinary 9 year olds or younger g9 to Amsterdam for the weed and hookers.

[@nathanwilbrink2444]

I do not think you are ordinary if you go to amsterdam for that

[@notahotshot]

@@JasperJanssen, well that's just their bad luck then isn't it.

[@DamiemBlorp]

weed and drugs is actually illigal to own and use. but its legal to sell

[@lugga1058]

@@DamiemBlorp but you cant sell what you dont have

[@samuraid3164]

Imma rate these pronounciations: Slauerhoff bridge: 10/10 great pronounciation Python bridge: 4/10 its pronounced differently(something like pee-ton) in Dutch. Eiland bridge: 8/10 the first one was really close, the ‘Ei’ was a bit off

[@Roozyj]

The Ei was a bit off unless you pronounce it in an Amsterdam accent, then it was spot on :P

[@ericross4125]

So is it 'slauwer' or 'sloor'?

[@samuraid3164]

@@ericross4125 slauwer

[@PEGGY18MAFIA]

@@ericross4125 its like "our" but then with sl- in front of it

[@rinhays4523]

Eiland is pronounced like ay-land (e.lɑnd)

[@chielwouterscw]

The actual Dutch pronunciation of Python is more like pee-ton.

[@orangepurplemusic]

pieton pritj

[@burrow073]

Piet o h m

[@modprog]

To be honest I expected something more like /Püton/ [pyton] (The German pronunciation)

[@DeltaSix_YT]

@@modprog but this is not Germany....

[@HexonGamer361]

@@modprog Don't ever tell a Dutch guy he is German. There is a long history.

[@Metroidf4n]

Bridges mentioned/shown, with some extra info for those that are interested: Slauerhoffbrug (English: Slauerhoff Bridge) is a fully automatic bascule bridge (aka tail bridge) in the city of Leeuwarden in the Netherlands. It is a road bridge that carries the Slauerhoffweg (named after J. Slauerhoff) over the Harlingervaart. It was completed in 2000. Python bridge, a pedestrian bridge connecting Sporenburg and Borneo Island in Eastern Docklands, Amsterdam, built 2001 by West 8. Eilandbrug (Overijssel) is an asymmetric cable-stayed bridge in the A50 motorway (Rijksweg N50) connecting Kampen and Ramspol. Sailboats with height lower than 14 meters tall can sail under the bridge without it having to open. The bridge is mainly used by the "Bruine vloot", a professional charter sailing fleet with traditional dutch sailing ships. Official use started from 21 january of 2003, and recieved the "Betonprijs" award in the same year. Info is mostly from wikipedia and freely translated. Also, G E K O L O N I S E E R D

[@UndergroundGothWorm]

RCE: Come for the bridges, stay for the childhood trauma :3

[@tavi9598]

Architect: "I have all the precise measurements!" Engineer: "That looks about right."

[@jonahascoli917]

Pro tip: you know how you’re always complaining that wood and steel aren’t 3D and sometimes there’s a part at the top of the bridge that goes directly above the bridge, and the wood and steel doesn’t do that, just use roads, which then go above the bridge and looks more 3D and realistic Edit: for example on the first bridge where there’s the big ball on the left, if you made the wood roads then it would look 3d

[@tallen_suired]

Big ball on the left

[@jilanfk]

big ball on the left

[@wr_henrikbook5799]

big ball on the left

[@notahotshot]

Big ball of the left.

[@jackm4567]

Big ball on the left

[@adamneff4512]

Man the feel, music, and even how RCE talk have changed a lot I the past year. Didn't even mention when he had a knob on screen

[@supersteef-vy6cu]

Can't say I ever expected a bridge from my hometown to make it into this. First bridge (Slauerhoffbrug) is very close to where I live and somewhat on the way to my grandparents so I've gone across it multiple times. I guess if you've used the same bridge for 20 years you start taking the impressive engineering for granted.

[@onepunchmen6362]

grappig hoor

[@pelle.h1809]

Fryslan moet onafhankelijk worden

[@sjoerdstougie]

Fryslan boppe

[@thorston5436]

Ik herkende t door de achmea toren op de achtergrond op de 2de foto

[@ls200076]

@@pelle.h1809 no

[@BuzzKora]

Alright, i think this is my time to shine ahah. I'll be suggesting some Portuguese bridges, no worries, I did the research for you and these are the biggest/most interesting so here you go: Vasco da Gama Bridge, Dom Luís I Bridge, 25th of Aprill Bridge, Portimão Railway Bridge, Guadiana International Bridge, Pedonal Circular de Aveiro Bridge (idk how you could do this in poly bridge but thought it would be fun for you). Love your content, keep it up! (also had a lot of fun lately with the other games ahah)

Petition to get RCE a Golden Retriever.

[@alakani]

Where can I sign up as the doggo

[@guicky_]

@@alakani at a furry convention, where you belong

[@nathanwilbrink2444]

I am sorry: i am your 70st like

[@notahotshot]

@@nathanwilbrink2444, I am your 1th like.

[@nathanwilbrink2444]

@@notahotshot thanks

[@DPrins-jf2zg]

Nice, I love how you’re doing Dutch bridges! And the fact that you remembered that Holland is only part of the Netherlands (although I wouldn’t be offended if you used Holland) and you nailed the first bridge pronounciation!

[@AsphaltSniffer]

Hey thats cool, i recognize em all. Also im a Dutch Civil Engineering student:) now in my 2nd year of my bachelor👍🏼 keep up the vids👌

[@seanpursley5977]

If you dont mind me asking, did he pronounce the first bridge correctly

[@bjarne__]

@@seanpursley5977 Yes he did in his first attempt

[@tomlanda7259]

Hahah ik ben ook nederlands en heet tom!! An i love the videos of real civel engineer

[@Djvdh99]

Which uni r u in?

[@mr.spaghetti]

Delft gang

[@dennisbengel11]

Lol that first bridge is in my hometown, if you are interested i can make you some photos and send them to you. In dutch we called it the “dropjes brug”. Because it lookes like a diamond shaped salmiak sweet. Lovely adaptation in the game!

[@Stroopwafe1]

Be prepared for a whole lot of "GEKOLONISEERD" comments. Also, yes that's how you pronounce it (first try)

[@RealCivilEngineerGaming]

Excuse me?

[@PaulGerarts]

@@RealCivilEngineerGaming Zeg makker!

[@Stroopwafe1]

@@RealCivilEngineerGaming It's a meme among the Dutch. It means "colonised", and it's typically said in the comment section of any video that mentions the Dutch or the Netherlands

[@TTDEATHTT]

@@Stroopwafe1 Its such a retarded meme. But then again i am not supriced people still do it. Perfectly represents my fellow countrymen.(The meme is almost old as KZbin itself)

[@larsvanbreemen4102]

@@TTDEATHTT cant let a classic go to waste now can we?

[@jobo12345689]

I remember having a bridge-building contest already in the first year of highschool. it was in "techniek", so tech-class I guess, and the teachers would get on them to test their strength. It might be interesting to note that the bridges would be built out of paper, those tiny bamboo sticks, glue and rope, that's all. It's truly in our Dutch blood I guess Ohja and ofcourse the obligatory GEKOLONISEERD

[@motasemsalameh1521]

"I am an engineer, I can control the sea"...

[@Daddy_Raymon]

Gekoloniseerd

[@ke6gwf]

* Cries in Venician Tidal Gates

[@The_radiodemon.]

Look at what hé needs to have Just a fraction of oure POWER

[@l.a.k]

The Eiland bridge has such a nice view. Which is good, because it also has crazy queues when it’s open xD which happens _very_ often in summer and it makes it ever so slightly more bearable

[@tristanshort3547]

Woo! bridges from my homeland! nice video mate! And yes, it is called the island bridge. just like you pronounce it.

[@Jakromha]

I don't know what part of the country you're from, but in proper Dutch, it's pronounced differently from how he said it.

[@Maikel_Gaming133]

Nederlands?

[@luukwelten477]

Just here for my dutch people: G E K O L O N I S E E R D

[@CoGames_]

The Netherlands! Yes Holland are two "states or some kind" Thx for the great video

[@jordanvanes9420]

Provinces

[@CoGames_]

@@jordanvanes9420 Yes. That was the word XD thx

[@luukfrans6022]

I’m Dutch and i love you’re work pls keep going

[@royvandenbrink8139]

We always say England although it's United kingdom or Great Britain. I heard that's becuz UK and Netherlands traded back and forth between The province North-Holland and England back in the day

[@bokke7u7]

Nope. "Holland" actually is an entire area, spanning from the North Sea to somewhere around Oberhausen, Germany. In early writings the area was named as "Dutsch Land". Where "Dutsch" stands for "hollow/hole/dip" Our little Kingdom was formed by joining 11 provinces together. All below sealevel. Hence "the Netherlands". Plural. Because even back than, we'd love to point out our "supremacy" over the Germans. And "Dutsch" became "Dutch" , and the Germans got their names. It also explains why we, the Dutch, refer to Germans as "Duitsers" and Germany as "Duitsland".

[@fnaaijkens69]

My 2ct Till 1840 North- and South-Holland formed one province. In good Dutch tradition, this was too much power in one place (The Hague, Rotterdam, Amsterdam, Gouda, Haarlem) so it got split in two. England and Holland have more history together than all the other provinces combined. So, with my special permission, Englanders may call The Netherlands, Holland. 😁

[@thomaskoornstra7370]

@@fnaaijkens69 jij woont zeker in amsterdam

[@fnaaijkens69]

@@thomaskoornstra7370 hahahaha. 14 jaar geleden naar Cyprus verkast, en bevind me de laatste jaren voornamelijk in Duitsland en Oekraïne.... Maar ik heb 3x een tijd in Amsterdam gewoond, als kind, en na 20jaar Den Haag nog 2x in Amsterdam... Dus een gemixte blik op NL en de Republiek Amsterdam 😁

[@Wuben.]

Zijn er hier mense die gwn in brabant wone ofwa

[@basicmods]

Gratz on 100k

[@Buphido]

...wait in Germany we tend to always say "Holland", I never considered that that’s actually only a part of the Netherlands... o.O

[@bl4cksp1d3r]

Yeah same, it's just easier to say instead of "Niederlande", but I knew it's just a part of it

[@eartheater2]

Wie du wusstest nicht das die niederlande niederlande heißt und nicht holland ?

[@stefanb6539]

@@eartheater2 hmm, ist das ein weibliches "die"? Ich dachte dass sei ein plural-"die", so dass die Niederlande heißen, nicht heißt. Mir fällt auch kein anderes Land ein, dass mit einem Singular-Artikel angesprochen wird. Die Vereinigten Staaten, die Vereinigten Königreiche, die Niederlande, aber Spanien, Italien, Frankreich....

[@eartheater2]

@@stefanb6539 es ist ein plural "die" Ich vermute es liegt daran das diese länder aus mehreren kleine Königreiche bestand

[@Buphido]

@@eartheater2 Ig I‘m just stupid. I never did pay attention in geography, and if you’re done with school you just don’t look stuff like that up anymore if you don’t know you’re mistaken to begin with.

[@kodojow22]

HAPPY 100k!

[@JoeySoeter]

First pronounciation: nailed it Second: It is Python bridge, but we say the ‘y’ in python as ‘peeton’ (lmao) Third: The ‘ei’ pronounciation in dutch is: ‘eye’, so it is basically the same as ‘island’ but we say the ‘a’ in it as how Brittish say ‘master’ Love the bridges, think you nailed them! 😁

[@martijnaalbers3705]

Maat de eerste is ook meer duits dan Nederlands 😂😅

[@Huntracony]

Also, the English 'th' sound is quite rare. I am not aware of any language other than English that has it. Dutch certainly hasn't.

[@JoeySoeter]

@@Huntracony true

[@Jakromha]

@@Huntracony Ancient Greek (and maybe modern idk) had it, which is also the origin of most Dutch words that use the 'th' spelling.

[@Jakromha]

The Dutch ei/ij sound doesn't occur in the English language. Though eye is the usual sound that native English speakers use to imitate it.

[@worstman]

as a dutch person seeing the thumbnail: hold up, I see dutch, and I immediately clicked it... :) good job btw! G E K O L O N I S E E R D

[@Th0Jensen]

Question: Can I major in Architecture AND Civil Enginnering and still be a respectable member of society?

[@RealCivilEngineerGaming]

It's kind of like wearing a suit and tie, but being completely naked from the waist down...

[@edgecutterman]

@@RealCivilEngineerGaming I don't know what it's like in the UK, but here in Belgium, you can either follow "Civil Engineer" and after 3 years of Bachelor, specialize in a variety of specializations, or you can study "Civil Engineering: Architect" which differs from the "Construction" specialization of "normal" Civil Engineer in that they also follow creativity and artist courses from the first year (such as building models out of cardboard and all). But I can confirm that for everything else, they follow the same classes as regular Civil Engineer students (and Math Bachelors for Calculus and Linear Algebra). They just don't get classes that aren't directly applicable to construction and architecture, such as Electromagnetics, etc.

[@syntheticvocalist-p472]

"Straight up" "It went straight in" "That's a proper floppy one" NNN has us all thinking some kind of way.

[@FLRSQ]

Yo yo yo! Started playing thanks to you, ty dude

[@borfeto2761]

same

[@jame8266]

same here. On the third world rn

[@JayKatycat]

Gotta say, I don't really know anything about bridges but your videos calm me down. Idk, there's something soothing in them, your voice and the game's soundtrack

[@jackm4567]

Subbed 4 golden retriever, golden floof is waiting at the gates for you as only the bestest bois do.

[@michaeltebo7735]

I’m considering adding “bung” and “whang” to my vocabulary now

[@martentabak2611]

Wow haha, I started watching your videos a week ago and now all of a sudden you're doing bridges from my country, what an honor :)

[@xionitegh1793]

Mooie achternaam

[@patrickschardt7724]

Press F to pay respects for Sam. Great bridges and stories

[@brinkieb9269]

Nobody: Dutch people: overhandig de specerijen!

[@krokodylan2373]

Whahaha precies die

[@permadash]

'K hou van zout...

[@TheSuperhoden]

Lol

[@usedatatoviewphoto584]

"I am an engener i can control the sea" insert waterbender RCE picture 16:29

[@mvm5868]

Thanks for the Dutch bridges RCE 😄! Peace love and bridges from the Netherlands 🇳🇱 (Also, you pronounced the bridges pretty well, especially the eiland bridge, which you pronounce basically the same as island.)

[@RealCivilEngineerGaming]

Glad you enjoyed mate, and surprised my pronunciations didn't offend you!

[@mvm5868]

@@RealCivilEngineerGaming Absolutely enjoyed it! Thanks again and keep up the great work!

[@kevin123hoi]

Glad you liked the python bridge i suggested❤️

[@titaan814]

yooooooo

[@rafaelking]

I would like to see the Erasmusbrug, also nicknamed The Swan. You can find this bridge in Rotterdam.

[@AmaroqStarwind]

New ideas for materials... - Aerogel: This material is extremely lightweight, but also very brittle. Aerogel has an incredibly high buoyancy, meaning that it can float on water and thus support the weight of other materials. - Magnets: Exactly what they say on the tin. - Buoys and Weights: Instead of having to construct your own counterweights and buoys using Reinforced Road and Aerogel respectively, standalone Weights and Buoys would also be available.

[@Lexie13579]

Maybe instead of doing a world tour you could do a featured bridge at the last of the regular poly bridge videos. That last part of the video could be a cool bridge from real life that you recreate in the game.

[@lucse_mensen]

I just want to say 1 thing, CONGRATULATIONS ON 100K SUBS!! Congratulations! 🎉🎊🍾

[@WishoSz]

RCE: anyway, this is... OHhhhhg it brokes 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 14:43

[@todabsolute]

Congrats on 100k!!

[@madkirk7431]

Me: are there 20 comments?KZbin: yes Me: can I see them? KZbin: there's only 3 comments!

[@AdenUnavailable]

Guess what, i was 2nd to watch this vid

[@krokodylan2373]

Je suis dat denk ik ni

[@AlibanjiGanji]

Love these videos, they’re very entertaining

[@hesterclapp9717]

Calling The Netherlands "Holland" is like calling the UK "England". Now how do you feel about it?

[@utahnl]

I live pretty close to the Slauerhoff bridge, was a nice surprise to see it on here. It's a semi-automated bridge but it is usually controlled by the bridge guard on the next bridge over, the Hermes bridge. There is some footage of it opening and closing on youtube and i could take some photos of the raised bridge if you want, though this late in the year it doesn't open very often so it could take me a while. Your first pronunciation was pretty spot on

[@patrickfreeman9094]

You aced "Slauerhoff". It's more German, anyway. Well done.

[@anderty4088]

In my country, we have cultural movie for children to show (Letland). On of scenes is exactly about traumatic experience of child being robbed of his trusty dog he loved so much. It is meant to teach of uncontrollable losses in young children (like we cared...) But truth to be told - it did stick in mind forever. Glad to see there's more people having such experiences to share.

[@leong4847]

As a dutchie, thanks for saying "the Netherlands" instead of Holland!

[@capy9846]

IKR

[@basapon7074]

It's only petty people who get annoyed by this.

[@dutch_person6634]

i am dutch myself and i like ur videos and u did a great job on remaking this

[@Roozyj]

Love that 'Python' is the only word you pronounce very wrongly when it comes to Dutch :P Slauerhof and Eiland were pretty convincing

[@lordandrewiesq.8825]

Do Canadian bridges, particularly the “large white one in Montreal Quebec” (idk the name) and the floating bridges in Vancouver British Columbia

[@dawngrass1808]

That would be cool eh

[@RobTyler93]

I was expecting a question there, about the bridges 😂

[@joeflemo64]

CONGRATULATION ON 100k WOOHOOO

[@kevinplebbian1982]

Dude i just randomly found this and you put a giant smile on my face. Calling it the netherlands and saying holland is only a small piece :D greetings from South Holland!

[@NationofFoxes]

Thanks to this channel, I have a new appreciation for bridges! The other day I was travelling through a little town called Oumigawa in Japan, and couldn't stop taking photos of the dang bridge!

[@JustYamYam]

Wheres the Erasmus-Bridge that stands in Rotterdam? Thats a wicked bridge too tho

[@tigerite1390]

Its probably not there because you cant get the lights working in game and it doesnt open so it woont be to special in game

[@delturion]

@@tigerite1390 it does open. That bridge is also calles The Swan (de Zwaan). Impressive bridge and does have some clones around the world now

[@Dornul]

I was also expecting that one

[@tigerite1390]

@@delturion oh i didnt know That i have been there a lot of times and never Seen it open

[@whoknows8225]

@@tigerite1390 it does open, and oh boy, when it does... you're fucked and wished you took the tunnel

[@ironwolf3026]

100k subs congrats

[@Marco_Onyxheart]

G E K O L O N I S E E R D ! ! !

[@RealCivilEngineerGaming]

Wut

[@codingcaderikor]

@@RealCivilEngineerGaming it's a dutch joke when outsiders take part in dutch lives :-D

[@marleyb.6058]

I actually sailed under the bridge adjacent to the eilandbrug, the ramspolbrug, a couple of times. Pictures don't do the height of that thing justice. The sheer sense of scale is insane.

[@teusturbogames9783]

Me a Dutch person also don't know how to say slauerhof because it is probably a Deutsch name

[@ArnoModelstate]

It seems to me like a German name OR it's the name of the area that it's in.

[@Rebster]

@@ArnoModelstate deutsch is the german way of saying 'german', not to be confused with Dutch, the English way of saying 'from the Netherlands' (in Dutch, you would say 'Nederlands')

[@dreadiedude]

I've been watching this channel for the last week or so, and my wife convinced me to buy polybridge2 after how much I've enjoyed the channel. I've just installed it tonight and I've completed the first five levels and refined to a maximum of top 20% :D My best level is top 6% on my first night! The channel is definitely rubbing off on me lol :D

[@arian1887]

The last one looked like it was going to be “the swan” or the erasmus bridge in Rotterdam, took be by suprise but its amazing!

[@titaan814]

Ja ik dacht ook eerst erasmus brug lol

[@veoronox]

As a Dutch person. I love to see this bridges get recreated

[@xaltijdmilan6581]

EVERY LIKE IS 1 GEKOLONISEERD 1. GEKOLONISEERD 2. GEKOLONISEERD 3. GEKOLONISEERD 4. GEKOLONISEERD 5. GEKOLONISEERD 6. GEKOLONISEERD

[@klaasmuller9663]

Je loopt al. 3 achter 😅

[@xaltijdmilan6581]

@@klaasmuller9663 rustig aan schat

[@dancingbandet123]

You’re channel is growing soooo fast!!! 99.7k followers and counting!!! So cool man. Been here since the beginning of PB2 Edit: you now have 360k followers only 8 MONTHS later!! You're channel is ever growing and your content is still amazing just like it has been since day one!!

[@MegaRaydiation]

You should do Australia, obviously Sydney Harbour Bridge, but also Matagarup Bridge in Perth.

[@henkdesteen6267]

G E K O L O N I S E E R D

[@moodymoosh]

I'm Dutch and I didn't even know these bridges existed.

[@AnimalzyNL]

Cool to see you build some bridges from my home country, didn't expect a video on Dutch bridges to come anytime soon lol. Your pronunciation is actually quite decent btw.

[@codex4046]

A few times per month I drive over that first bridge and I didn't recognize it until you showed the photos. The bridge is so weird but so nice to see. If I remember correctly that bridge was not made that way just for looks but also to safe space in a heavily built area.

[@Danielvrijhof]

The slauerhofff pronunciation was actually bang on!

[@M3DZ1008]

It’s crazy how you gained 100,000 subscribers in 5 months

[@florisvdvelde5447]

In my summer vacation (I went sailing(with sails and stuff)) in Friesland, and I actually went under the first bridge then. Too bad you can't get the angled thing in Poly Bridge! Amazing job though! (Also with the pronunciation). Also, apologies in advance: GEKOLONISEERD

[@nimmen]

Nice, I travel over that last bridge quite frequently.

[@hansisbrucker813]

Me too. Every Tuesday

[@doctomato8626]

CONGRATS ON 100K

[@Peregrine101]

It takes just the Dutch make a bicycle and pedestrian bridge because they decided to build a recreational, habitual and nature area on the other side of a major highway and a canal. Meet the Blue Walker aka the Pieter Smit bridge with a total length of 800 meters. This includes a draw bridge over the canal. In fact part of it goes over the lake which is in the aforementioned area. Pieter Smit was the first mayor of the county of Oldambt where this bridge is about to be opened. The bridge is named after him after he tragically died of heart failure, while this bridge was in development. The namechange was by almost unanimous request of the people of Oldambt.

[@atmosandolshek7235]

Bro you’ve gotten almost 80k ish subs in like a month or two! Congrats! I found this channel by chance but I really enjoy the content! Keep up the good work!

[@janbednarczyk854]

wow I literally live right next to the bridge you used in the thumbnail😅 I also liked this video because I know almost all the bridges you made😃

[@notsobob]

I'm glad you're back on Poly Bridge

[@AltijdJoost]

oh damn that first bridge you built is in my city. I was already thinking why'd it look so Familiar. Amazing job!

[@sirgems5926]

Actually recognised the python bridge near my house, well done!

[@beauderr9455]

Congrats on 100k

[@MartijnVos]

Your first attempt to pronounce Slauerhoffbrug was excellent. I live right next to the Pythonbrug. It's part of a pair: the Pythonbrug is actually called the Hoge Brug (high bridge), and the other is the Lage Brug, though my family calls it the Rode (red) Brug. They look cool, but it's still amazing to see one of them singled out as one of the three coolest bridges in the country. Nice other engineering detail: there's a tunnel going lengthwise underneath the water that runs under this bridge, in order to create a shortcut to the A10 ring around Amsterdam. The whole area is part of the old eastern docklands, now all residential. Another nice detail for engineers: one of the peninsulas connected by the Python bridge is called Sporenburg, because it was entirely filled with railroad tracks (sporen) back in the 1930s.

[@RealCivilEngineerGaming]

Cool thanks for sharing!

[@Freezyloen]

9:00 wow that is actually quite spot on. But I would say it's moreso a german word? 14:38 & 14:50 It is indeed a dutch word too, but we pronounce it a bit different: more like " ˈpitɔn " instead of " ˈpaɪθən " (still the emphasis on the same syllable though) 21:27 it is pronounced quite similar to the british ˈaɪlənd, but still quite different: ɛɪlɑnd (again emphasis on same syllable as in English)

[@sjoerdb1505]

Fun story: I used used to live in Leeuwarden and I kinda got kicked out of my room and had to get an alternative living space. My dad owns a boat and I sailed that to the city centre so i could live on it for a month or so. When sailing a boat to the city, you cross this bridge but i missed the deadline so I had to spend the night on the boat docked next to this bridge.

[@maartenvandenberg4825]

Unlucky in most parts of Friesland bridges are default open for boats and they close for traffic on road instead of vice versa.

[@sjoerdb1505]

@@maartenvandenberg4825 no they're not. I've been sailing Friesland for litteraly 15 years and every bridge I've come across you have to wait so they can shut down traffic to open it

[@maartenvandenberg4825]

@@sjoerdb1505 i know for sure about some bridges near sneek in summer near the lake its default open ... near oppenhuizen ... toppenhuzen in fries geloof ik naast snits To be fair its memory 30 years old im 41 now

[@sjoerdb1505]

@@maartenvandenberg4825 zou best kunnen maar ik ben er nog nooit een tegengekomen

[@maartenvandenberg4825]

@@sjoerdb1505 met de boot vallen open bruggen wellicht niet op...maar toen we daar een uur met auto stonden te wachten wel 😉 nee leuk pa ff omrijden... hij is dan ook niet fries mjjn moeder en ik wel.

[@RudyBleeker]

I live 1.25km, so less than a mile, away from that Python bridge. I've taken the tram that goes through the tunnel that's underneath it almost daily for a couple of years, yet I had never seen it or even heard of it! Thanks for showing it, I'll be sure to look it up next weekend or so.