King Kong Combat Against Giant Sea Monster - Causes Total Flood, Tsunami Dam Breach Experiment

King Kong Combat Against Giant Sea Monster - Causes Total Flood, Tsunami Dam Breach Experiment
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Hello, I'm Roger, I love experiments. I build miniature models of dams, to describe how dangerous a dam failure is, how it causes flash floods and disasters, how the power of water is much greater than we have ever thought about it. If you have any challenges for me, please leave them in the comments below. Thank you!
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[@PowerOfWater83]

Hello! It's Roger here! Do you like this video? Let me know in the comment! I hope you will have fun time! Don't forget to watch other videos in my channel: kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y4PEkIWretB9oZI ❤

[@woaminibricks]

I don't like fish

[@SewardJyotsna]

this just proves the importance of a correct soil composition when making these types of Dams

[@SigridJyotsna]

This guy is probably the king of lego. Big W to this guys lego skills

[@rosegarciapb]

This makes me remember building dams at the beach when I was young.

[@hotrobinsonopuft]

This man is concrete proof that you are never too old for Legos.

[@SonamGomez]

I love watching the underground bits get flooded; especially how this still had an air pocket below

[@AyianaCoopez]

Im impressed it held out mostly before the water flowed over the top, one of the very few successful structures for keeping water out, not that theyre all meant to of course

[@LadonnaLouisa]

Its amazing, 7:25 you really get to see the tipping point of the hill, the full force of moving water completely leveling the top of the hill.

[@JanessaShreya]

This is the most unique, biggest and amazing lego city i think anyone has ever seen

[@AbrahamErmintrude]

every dam breach experiment is always so satisfying with the outcome, but this one was like the best one just because the underground structure lasted and it leaked through the top

[@PowerOfWater83]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@MicaellaVaidehi]

So glad I finally watched this! That was 100% NOT what I was expecting to see happen! I was sure that when the water reached the tunnel the whole thing would collapse in a catastrophic failure.

[@dennisvuj]

I’ve been wanting to see videos like these with miniature civil engineering

[@Radleyo]

Water is often underestimated for its destructive power

[@PhelanOrtiz]

i used to always watch this types of lego videos when i was child but i still enjoy it today

[@AdsilaGuillebeaux]

I was surprised how realistic the underwater shots of the sunken car and lamp post are

[@sarahkevinqc]

This was way more hype than I was expecting

[@NeenaTa]

This video really shows how much more destructive fast flowing water is than slow flowing or static water is

[@otisluufkc]

Truly an interesting KZbin site. Finally something interesting.

[@HalonaPhillips]

Cool how u can see what happens to flood shelters when it floods and what it looks likes when they give away.

[@AlmiraPhan]

Man, its like being a kid again watching these, extreme fun.

[@JolisaTazanna]

This video is perfection. Everything went perfectly.

[@geoffreysmithzwc]

Too cool. This is my entire childhood shown in video form lol. I experimented with uncounted dam breaks.

[@RussellOrabelle]

Its been an honor following this journey

[@marcuswalkerolrjm]

Mother Nature will always be the stronger force than humanity. Thank you for uploading. Interesting and scary at the same time.

[@PowerOfWater83]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@DamaniYashashree]

Wow the King kong was very cute❤💕💘💜💖💗😍😍

[@JaylaniFawziya]

The fact that he had the courage of work is amazing

[@diegobuifcge]

I like how the colapse of the big sand wall shows how important roots are in keeping big hills and such together

[@MakkitotosimewDang]

I love King kong version, look awesome

[@makalajohnsonncs]

A video showing the creative process behind these would be very cool

[@aldenavantikaglzm]

This is so sad. My thoughts and prayers goes out to all the plastic figures effected by this disaster 🙏🙏🙏

[@JovannyYoung]

Bro my guys still doing this after 4 years, respect.

[@AlidaEdwards]

Additionally, filling rate of these models should be taken into consideration, as you can fill them without the flow stripping away the sand like this one did. It just takes time and patience.

[@aniyathompsondznr]

You could definitely use your dam experiments as miniature sets for disaster movies.

[@elizabethallenkmx]

I Love Kong

[@Godivaao]

Kong is so Cute

[@GaynellZelda]

I love king kong I like the video

[@titusruizrxq]

Very realistic flood.

[@janicerichardsonihry]

I was so focused on the tunnel collapsing that I didnt even notice that the water was going to go over the entire hill. Nice!

[@AngeleaScott]

I may have been late but the wait was worth it. Absolutely incredible to watch.

[@DanielaKarishma]

Idk why but these type of videos are always entertaining

[@ronnawilsonbyqv]

That was so cool to watch!! The many different angles of the flood

[@KokyangwutiRishima]

Its crazy how strong sand is!

[@kamilabellaoqk]

Man, seeing this feels like Im watchin a miniature disaster movie. 🍿

[@SharonYedda]

Fantastic! Excellent details! Very realistic simulation

[@algerwilsonja]

King kong is the king of the monsters and a hero

[@RogelynAllen]

All of these builds look stunning

[@bernicechavezte]

Thank you, for spending so much time on this work of art! Well cherish these videos for years to come, and that is worth it!

[@SatinkaAdams]

Can we just appreciate how airtight that tunnel was

[@yarelisbelindaobr]

Super video KING KONG

[@TheodoraDennis]

as the silver car still stands its place. love it

[@OlwenHall]

This was very well made and fun to watch the destruction unfold

[@HumitaHilda]

King kong looks so cool

[@meganbaileylink]

Now thats some dam destruction right there

[@monyriverafg]

Wow, who would have thought that building on or in the sand was a bad idea? Especially when there is a body of water in the immediate vicinity. - With these conditions, NOBODY could have expected anything catastrophic to happen!

[@OrborneQuach]

that was hella sick, funny how the business man casually stood in place while it was flooding

[@SaraneThompson]

I love the parts when we got to see the inside of the dam ❤❤

[@AiraEdwards]

This is a very good demo of what’s happening on the Holderness coastline on the Eastern UK coast. Buildings are at a huge risk and many have already been sacrificed. And it’s accelerating. So, this has a hell of a lot of real life applications.

[@annajeffreywq]

Ground Water truly is a Riddle wrapped in a

[@BaldricFlores]

This is the first video Ive ever seen with this kind of content, and man I just gotta say that sand slide was just absolutely satisfying

[@LionelAtonal]

Excellent video every engineering student should watch!

[@RosabellaTa]

I love how much time you spend building your Lego builds

[@sherlynsmithrfvyd]

Kinda puts into perspective how strong floods can be

[@eliasjonesiyux]

How I got here is a mystery. Love it.

[@HeulwenMai]

This video made me remember beautifully times. 😍😍

[@AldenYashashree]

Im impressed that the dam didnt fill with water straight away.

[@CaraDhara]

These are really interesting. Would be cool to see how different soil materials effect the results. Ie: clay, gravel, heavy soil, etc

[@SandeepOrtiz]

What terrified me most about this demonstration, was the thought of being trapped in that dam.

[@enochadamsomyym]

If your looking to make the dams stronger add some clay to the sand it will make it where you can compress the mixture and have less water undermining the structure

[@lesaramoswg]

Woah, man! Ive neen waiting for bunkers and tunnels - and youve made one! Incredible!

[@ellieleeewmnj]

I love how he cuts straight to the chase

[@charlesfarrahpbyd]

The flooding of the dam looks very cool and epic. But I think it would be better if the plates were connected to each other. The water would have less space and it would put more pressure on dam

[@mildredhowardhksr]

I just randomly discovered this, man it is a lot of fun to watch. I seriously feel like a kid again lol. Makes me want to do similar IRL.

[@AmabelHuynh]

this man has a gift it would’ve taken me at least a year to make that whole dam

[@lisarogersulda]

I’d love to see this experiment with a few stones representing solid rock and see how well that reacts

[@esperanzabrownapxkn]

your LEGO experiments are awesome,can you do more?

[@PriyankaMoore]

Would be cool to see if the trees actually anchored sand and perhaps see if the could actually lessen the damage

[@sewardcollinsyom]

This is why I appreciate the work of well developed, good and smart engineers when they build something against the dangers of the nature, specially the water

[@AdsilaJerry]

Incorporate small pebbles and dirt layers representing some modern city landscapes.

[@JasielErmintrude]

I remember when this channel started off. And it was still amazing

[@FlorenceAmity]

beeeeee KIng Kong la bagus

[@Neveahao]

The dam that your making is amazing

[@SigourneyJason]

I would be really interested in seeing something like this but in a more controlled setting.

[@FarrerIowa]

Great thinking adding the cameras!

[@TelissaStawarski]

What I want to know is how it goes differently if you pre-moisten the sand with a spritzer bottle. You know, to simulate rainfall.

[@Auroraong]

This would be really informative if people build cities on beaches.

[@AdelieBrandon]

Smart kind of content. I can only imagine how high those retention stats would hit.

[@fionajonesi]

Crazy results but i think it would have been cooler if u would have tached all baseplates together, and build a big massive wall so it can actually Flood and conpletely cover up some dam

[@LitonyaZelda]

Waaaaaaauw, amazing video👍

[@tawnyrobertsojaj]

I like this video

[@jaredlamoty]

This is a great example of why plants and roots are important for damns and levies. My local town has an artificial lake and they cut all the trees down on the berms. Both of them cracked and they had to drain the lake below them. Its still not fully fixed as far as Im aware

[@paulettefarahbxcog]

I love to draw #kong

[@kaylinnguyensce]

bru the patience this guy had is honestly over the top insane 💀

[@LomasiAllen]

This was really fun to watch

[@WilfredEdna]

I like how this guy takes his time of building legos and just destroys it so we can be entertained. Amazing work!❤

[@CruellaRoberts]

This content is legendary. This is exactly why KZbin exists. Thank you I will be watching the absolute hell out of this. Regards

[@ManitopyesRobinson]

King kong ❤️❤️❤️❤️💖💖💖💖💖 love l

[@BlindaHarris]

The sand held out longer than I thought. I imagine it would be much more stable if it was mixed and or layered with some less permeable things like clay

[@oswaldgomezwtmn]

New Orleans is so pretty this time of year 😍

[@AthelstanJerry]

Im actually surprised to how well the sand holds water from flowing, i guess thats why they use sandbags

[@KimoraYedda]

This is me playing with my toys back in the days.