MILLION DOLLAR PYRAMID and other STONE MONUMENTS recreated in Poly Bridge 2! 10k Subscriber Special!

[@RealCivilEngineerGaming]

Hey guys, just wanted to say a massive thank you to all my subscribers for making this video possible! It probably doesn't seem like it, but this was an absolute beast to edit, and is probably far longer than it should be. I just really wanted to include as many of your questions as I could to show my appreciation for your support, and because I have a feeling it'll be a while until the next milestone! Really hope you guys make it to end of the vid to witness my cpu nearly setting alight! Thank you all, honestly, you're incredible!

[@squashbanana]

I thank the algorythm for showing me this channel

[@lightwqve8494]

> 10k sub special > 17k subs Can’t wait for the 200k special tomorrow!

[@squashbanana]

@@lightwqve8494 Indeed

[@AuhoOfficial]

START THE 20K

[@karimcaro5979]

Just a thought, but you should put more of you humming the poly bridge theme it's like 100% relatable and funny

[@squashbanana]

You should start making the 20k special now How tf has he got 430k???? What did I miss out on????? Good job dude :D

[@redsolocop5300]

Ye

[@me-2626]

Ye

[@killaboy6525]

Real civil engineer rn: i am speed

[@me-2626]

@@Sakane.01 exactly

[@joshuae5935]

Agreed

[@10503.]

Ok can’t wait for the 25k sub 2 days later

[@10503.]

Also Real Civil Engineer can you try the workshop levels sometime?

[@RealCivilEngineerGaming]

For sure!

[@10503.]

Real Civil Engineer hehehe, spoiler alert: Challenge levels are insanely over the top and some are like: ok, you are gonna get this car weighing 250 poly gram across while dodging giant meteors

[@10503.]

Real Civil Engineer also joke idea (so you have more than 1 joke) Falling roads are my “arch” enemy

[@ZealanTanner]

l0503 nice

[@joestop2364]

"thanks for 10k subs" Sees he is on 17.6k Me: Oh, must be an old video then Video: uploaded 2 hours ago Jesus man congrats on your insane growth

[@raksorises8341]

he's at 17.8 now

[@robotronixgaming2933]

@@raksorises8341 12 hours later and he's already on 18.4k lmao

[@potatorat2508]

4 more hours later he’s on 19k

[@loganhermann8313]

Real Civil Engineer going from 10K to 17.6K to 19K subs: Parkour!

[@thunderbuttocks28]

@@loganhermann8313 and in a week he has 71,000 thousand subs

[@OliverNeal]

Wow, I'm a 31 year old Civil Engineer too. Enjoy your content.

[@thunderbuttocks28]

Proof! I NEED PROOF!!!

[@OliverNeal]

@@thunderbuttocks28 lol how exactly

[@thunderbuttocks28]

I didn't think that through...

[@ki9497]

No

[@htdetonator1847]

@@OliverNeal proof could probably be your bank number and you social security information

[@MadocComadrin]

Question: What was your uni project? Answer: "This will probably be boring but...Pykrete..." Me: THAT'S NOT BORING!

[@shadowolf7023]

Your channel has blown up like crazy it's weird to see you post your 10k while you are almost at 20k

[@testtest-je8xb]

now it is past 100k

[@historyatwar6230]

Wild

[@shubhangaggarwal2695]

Me watching it at 200k

[@imjustaguy4340]

He is at 400k now lol

[@lesprenomverts1329]

505k today

[@Kain01able]

RCE: An engineer playing a bridge game. 10thousand people: INTERESTING

[@leonard3374]

Almost 20k

Challenge: Take a Shot of gin every time you see this format on any video

[@finleyrhodes8571]

100k!!

[@maurice2315]

646k subs now

[@Neon-_-]

912k subs

[@eyelockedpro3203]

No sarcasm, this guy's gonna be huge in like, 2 more months! Can't wait for your silver play button!

[@remydrouant49]

2 months later, can confirm

[@thunderbuttocks28]

@@remydrouant49 yes. I confirm too. He already has 71 thousand subs

[@remydrouant49]

@@thunderbuttocks28 I hadn't looked at his sub count today. When I found the channel last night it was 68.6k. Damn

[@thunderbuttocks28]

@@remydrouant49 take a look at joestop2's replies

[@remusteahan3521]

@@remydrouant49 a day later and he's passed 75 lmao

[@ReidCaptain]

Congratulations on the growth, and we'll need to talk about a collab ;)

[@camonsamon4894]

The poly brige masters are joining together

[@keeganmccray5856]

I would love that collab

[@RealCivilEngineerGaming]

Thanks pal, yes it's about time you embarrassed me at this game! 😅

[@logank8031]

Everyone we need to tell aliensrock to colab!

[@bleepbop3436]

Yeah lol

[@GameGoon2906]

Yes

[@danthiel8623]

Interesting 🧐

[@nathankleynhans8962]

RCE is soooo chill just 2 years back lmao. Now adays the mad lad is crazy in his vids.

[@aborawk4154]

Hey, just found your channel and it's super interesting. I'm an architect in the US and I find myself being completely dependent on an incredible engineer for all my surveys and structural analysis. The balance of skill, patience and knowledge needed is superhuman at times, you guys deserve a hell of a lot more credit.

[@dinoeebastian]

"I feel I'm a bit boring" says the person that went from 100 subs to 10k subs in an instant

[@FJ_Beaujangles]

And as of now 10k subs to 100k subs in 3 months.

[@Joblerone]

You earlier said "I have no idea what's going on," and I'm going to say that my theory is the algorithm. I got recommended your channel when watching Aliensrock's polybridge videos, and when I saw the name Real Life Engineer, I had to check you out. Then, when you mentioned you were only at 100 subs, I had to sub out of righteous indignation that such quality content was being relegated to obscurity. Apparently, everyone else felt the same, and now you're growing like KZbin wants.

[@jackrudolf1745]

Yep, I agree

[@slightlokii3191]

I can’t see Aliensrock being snobby about who he works with. He was a small KZbinr too before the Bloons made his channel take off. I’d love to see the two of you work together

[@DustyyBoi]

what a weird point to make, everyone was small before they were big..

[@slightlokii3191]

Dusty the point I mean to make is that aliensrock seems to be the sort of person who is aware of that fact. Some people forget they used to be small.

[@DustyyBoi]

@@slightlokii3191 dude you don't know him? You only know the persona he pushes online

[@slightlokii3191]

Dusty I know that? I never said I knew him. I made a statement based on what I’ve seen. I’m not saying there’s no chance that he’d say no I’m just saying he seems like the sort of person who would like to collab

[@programexe2544]

5:25 wow he actually put me on thanks man! Made my day

[@joshuaunderwood7]

Software Engineer here: 100% agree with trigonometry. If you understand trig than you’ll find ways to use it often. It’s not just triangles; but circles, spheres, and hyper spheres... solves tons of problems with even elementary understanding. SohCahToa

[@OliviaSNava]

Your band should release a Quarantine Album, my brass quintet did that, and it came out great.

[@justinbatieste6049]

I heard about the Stonehenge tunnel years ago, and this dude is part of it's production! Crazy! That's actually pretty interesting

[@ethanholden]

Have you ever thought about playing city’s skyline?

[@brighamruud5090]

Yea there is water sand drainage in it as well as highways and traffic management. It is a very complex game

[@LulfsBloodbag]

10K subs? A year ago? God damn. 900K now.

[@OriginalPiMan]

A rough estimate of the number of nodes in the long wall: 5000. The number of nodes vertically is 7. The number horizontally in a single section of ground is about 10. There are about 60-70 sections of ground. Multiply that out, and add on a very tough estimate of the nodes not above any of those ground sections, and you have ~5000 nodes.

[@OriginalPiMan]

An equilateral triangle just 141 nodes wide at the base should have a node count very near 10 000, so I think the pyramid is probably much close to the needed number than the wall was, although the estimate is much rougher. Edit: The pyramid was 12 sections wide, and therefore 120-130 nodes wide. That's around 8000 nodes, give or take.

[@RealCivilEngineerGaming]

@@OriginalPiMan Great work, I knew someone would do this the clever way! The future is bright for you!

[@OnlyTheQuack]

@@RealCivilEngineerGaming couldn't you just use the triangle formula... Unless there's nodes missing.

[@RealCivilEngineerGaming]

Someone reckoned they counted 112 nodes along the base. If that's true then we were at between 6 and 7 thousand nodes. If we know exact number along base it's an easy calc!

[@develsixteen-fk3yq]

Wow your channel has EXPLODED

[@AAABattery_]

Me, seeing an RCE vid in my recommended when I wake up: *visible happiness*

[@TacoSniper666]

pykrete is actually one of my favorite materials it is very strong while being buoyant and cheap as well as being completely renewable and eco friendly

[@JC-11111]

What's pycrete?

[@TacoSniper666]

@@JC-11111 in short frozen newspaper

[@malta7406]

Yo, I had no idea anyone else does water, toothbrush, then water when brushing their teeth! I feel like it truly is the peak method of utilizing teethcleaning supplies.

[@remusteahan3521]

It is!!!

[@Little_frog_films]

It isnt, youre washing the fluoride off. Spit don't rinse after brushing. Source: Im a dentist.

[@nibblesful]

Peak tooth brushing is just toothpaste...no water involved at all

[@joes.6104]

Yeah my dentist told me a long time ago that you shouldn't use water on your toothbrush before brushing as it dilutes it, and you shouldn't rinse your mouth out with water after brushing because it prevents the chemicals in the toothpaste from taking full effect in your mouth

[@greentornadofx]

Lol for some reason I thought it was 1 million subs and I was confused for a minute but it was just the money spent on the ‘bridge’. Keep up the good work and then you can make a 1 million sub special eventually.

[@Asilas67]

What do you actually DO as an engineer? Do you earn a lot from engineering? And for a real life bridge you should build I would suggest an old school stone bridge of some sorts.

[@eddiewithrow1235]

this satisfies my engineering craving

[@kostephens2264]

for a second i thought this was a fake civil engineer. Thank god its genuine

[@potatorat2508]

Well there is a Fake Civil Engineer, it’s literally a shitpost account

[@WilkiT320]

Series suggestion: play the normal campaign but keep the stress of the bridges below 30%

[@RealCivilEngineerGaming]

I like this idea, just gotta work out how to do it as I take too long to make videos!! Maybe I could finish poly bridge 1 using the full budget but least amount of stress? Or it could just be a single episode, what you think?

[@AGreySky]

Perhaps 50%?

[@WilkiT320]

Real Civil Engineer I don’t really know how you could do it I just thought of it. You could try it as a single episode and if no one likes or you didn’t enjoy making it then leave it at one video but if it does well and you enjoy it then make it a series.

[@xerozoo]

i'll watch the 1 mil sub special next week

[@charcoal0657]

In the next realistic bridges video, you should recreate the Sydney harbor bridge from Australia

[@AAABattery_]

You should definitely try twitch, I'm sure you'd be super fun to watch. Maybe you could stream when you're recording your videos. Also, I love how you call the loading circle a donut

[@BuzzyBri]

The Martian is a very good movie as well as a book I've watched and read it!

[@geronimo5515]

Algorithm has been nice to you lately Hope that goes on I like your occasional drop of information about Architecture (I studied it too, but not nearly for as long as you've been in it.)

[@rhysdenno5993]

Hey, you should play this new-ish game called hydroneer! It's awesome

[@RealCivilEngineerGaming]

Could it possibly be a drainage game for me??? I know it isn't but with that name it really should be! 😅

[@hantrazaveri1566]

Real Civil Engineer it is a game that involves mining a lot and gathering ores and jewels and smithing them into equipment for silver coins My description may not be enough for you to decide So see for yourself here: kzbin.info/aero/PL_DQrP0HQYFnre2ffMlIClfDQ_zvEGwCW This is a playlist of one the youtubers I’ve watched playing this game , it isn’t like poly bridge at all . Edit 1 : It involves use of water and pipes and pressure and stuff , it isn’t as complicated as I’m making it out to be but just check out that playlist as I’m not good at explaining

[@Arilith]

Lets gooo! Waited for this for soo long... *1 week* :P Again congratz! Edit: Make us the "Erasmusbrug" in Rotterdam, it looks cool!

[@presidentperson]

As a texan myself, I had no idea that there was a Texas BBQ pringle flavor

[@OliviaSNava]

It’s the same as regular BBQ just called Texas bbq internationally.

[@presidentperson]

Olivia Nava I assumed as such, but why not just call it BBQ everywhere?

[@jacobcaloway7101]

I've heard about that tunnel, and I can't believe that you've been put on it (even if it is just drainage) so good job, cegnr!

[@SilverCraftLPx]

Do you think you'd enjoy making videos on/playing cities skylines?

[@realdragon]

I remember when I subscribed to you when you had 300 subs. 2 weeks past so fast

[@chris_cookies]

The price of the stone wall came out to $983,256. I saw the wood members ranging in price from as low as $64 to as high as $70, that means the total members can be as high as 15,363 or as low as 14,046. To get more specific we need to do more math! The diagonal members are shorter and less expensive, by finding the how much of the wall's cost comes from each type of member, we can get a better estimate of how many members there are. Comparing the price of the stone wall at 24:00 and 24:45 we can determine that the added members cost $158,226 ($364,294-$206,068). If we subtract the added member cost from the price of the wall at 24:00 we can find out that a line of horizontal members costs $47,842 ($206,068-$158,226) and the diagonal members for one row cost $110,384 ($158,226-$47,842). Breaking down the cost of the wall's first row, 53.57% of the cost comes from the diagonal members ($110,384/$206,068=0.5357) and 46.43% of the cost comes from the 2 lines of horizontal members ({$47,842+$47,842}/$206,068=0.4643). If we assume these percentages apply to the finished wall, then all of the diagonal members cost $526,730 ($983,256*0.5357) and all of the horizontal members cost $456,526 ($983,256*0.4643). Assuming the average diagonal member is $65, that gives us 8,104 members ($526,730/$65). Assuming the average horizontal member is $69, that gives us 6,616 members ($456,526/$69), thus giving us a total of 14,720 members (8,104+6,616).

[@herohalv4543]

"it's not alien's, i dont think he'd stoop to my level" give it a few dozen k subscribers, im sure he'll come around

[@RealCivilEngineerGaming]

Would be fun!

[@Drevo-gj2no]

I love the idea of engineer playing games 🙂

[@karimcaro5979]

You should jump to the 50k subs special, your growth rate is amazing, all the love and support for you

[@Necromorph790]

I love this community sometimes y'all

[@hadendotexe]

This entire channel is so amazing and wholesome, I'm happy youtube recommend this to me

[@ZakTheFallen]

The Martian is arguably scifi, since 99% of it using real technology and science. People like Neil Degrasse Tyson have talked about it, and the book author's attention to science is astounding. The only bit that was a bit exaggerated was radiation shielding, I think it was specifically for the suit the main character wears while living on Mars. Radiation is one of the biggest concerns with someone living on Mars, the extreme cold and lack of oxygen already have solid solutions, and long term plans to cope with those challenges. With such a thin martian atmosphere, solar radiation will poison all organic life over time, so anything not inside a protected structure will need significantly better protection, just to move around the surface and be expected to survive in the longterm.

[@Spookatz.]

You keep getting recommended. You're on a roll! Keep growing, my man.

[@aksu1248]

Glad to hear about your intrest in music, if you would be intrested in doing something music related, id be in.

[@shdyximtk5348]

Ayoo congrats man, your channels blowing up! Love your content ^^ Don't have a specific bridge i would want to see, but i loved your hydraulics bridges, get more crazy there please 😉🔥

[@PizzaPowerXYZ]

17:57 The amount of cuts here is nuts

[@fakecivilengineer451]

Hm, yes, highly informative content for my fake civil engineering shapes exam this fall. Many thanks, cheers!

[@RealCivilEngineerGaming]

Hmm....

[@link_team3855]

31:00 idk why but i LOVE this idea. Would even work very well in northern USA/ some of canada... depending on range of temps

[@jacobt1851]

Hi, love your vids. Quite a cool bridge near me is the Dartford crossing, could be fun to have a go at building.

[@nottyler9824]

Music you say? This video Is fun to watch lol

[@davidraposo6857]

Congrats!!!! and wowww you're already almost at 20k hahaha!

[@WuffyWolffoot]

Water, toothpaste, water? FINALLY someone gets it! Subbed.

[@AlexRirera]

14:35 Engineer_pain_sharp.wav

[@spicytadpole7784]

That tram line messed up trafford park for the longest time whilst it was being built 😂

[@LegoAndrew08]

1:26 YEESSSSS

[@killaboy6525]

You said that you like spacial scy fi movies, i recommend Interstellar

[@RealCivilEngineerGaming]

Great film!

[@tyelerhiggins300]

23:15 I'm a math teacher, and I'm glad that this is what I tell students who are interested in engineering when they ask the same question.

[@scienceprojectma]

Worked in Qatar as an engineer. That's actually sick!

[@Temulgeh]

7:54 "and a hell of a lot of humming the polybridge theme tune" that's the kind of things we want to hear though

[@georgeurban4882]

The amount of people who care about this Chanel is amazing for its size

[@semiosmith]

How about trying to get (once you’ve finished the game) really low %stress on each bridge (and also completely ignoring budget). Could be fun

[@gketchup777]

In hungary there was a musical called "The attic" and it was about a place between death and the afterlife and one of the characters was the 8th dwarf. He was the one guarding the mine while the other 7 went home, but since snow white messed up things, they forgot about him and he died alone in the mine.

[@RealCivilEngineerGaming]

I hope he reads this!

[@bhull242]

To explain how triangles are the strongest shape, we have to look at geometry. See, how “strong” a shape is is based on what you can do to a shape without changing the lengths of any of the sides, separating any two sides connected to the same point, “breaking” a side, bending any straight sides, or adding new sides. For any shape, the only way to change it without breaking these rules is by changing the angles. Now, for a triangle, whether it’s equilateral, isosceles, or scalene, whether it’s acute, right, or obtuse, triangles cannot have different angles if the corresponding sides are congruent. In fact, if each side of one triangle is congruent to a side of another triangle and vice versa, the two triangles are guaranteed to be congruent (same size and shape). This is why trigonometry works; given the side lengths of a triangle, it is always possible to precisely calculate the measurement of each angle of that triangle. And given the angles of a triangle and just one side of that triangle, it is possible to compute the lengths of the other two sides. This makes triangles “strong”; assuming that each side maintains the same length ratio to another side and none of them break, the angles of the triangle will also remain constant, thus maintaining its shape. No other shape has this property. Take any quadrilateral (4-sided shape). You can change the angles without changing any of the lengths. You can’t make a parallelogram (a quadrilateral where each side is parallel to another side) into a non-parallelogram or vice versa, and a square or other rectangle where two of its sides are parallel and to the ground and one of those sides are fixed can resist a force pushing straight down or straight up, but that’s it. Polygons with more sides are even more flexible. This means they are less rigid and cannot maintain their shape when unbalanced forces are applied from every direction at every point like a triangle can. What about shapes with curves? Well, to determine how strong such a shape is, curved sides are presumed to not be rigid; such sides can be bent or straightened, and you can even add a corner within its length (i.e. curvature is not fixed if the curvature is nonzero at any point). However, curved sides still have a fixed length just like straight sides. Basically, straight sides act like wood, metal, road, or reinforced road in Poly Bridge 2 with Unbreakable on, while curved sides act more like rope or cable (or suspension from Poly Bridge 1). Corners (whether between two straight sides, two curved sides, or one straight side and one curved side) are like weightless nodes that aren’t split joints. Under these conditions, it’s easy to see that having curved sides just increases flexibility and decreases strength. A circle or ellipse is just about as flexible as it gets, as the only constant is the perimeter/circumference. Now, is there a difference in strength between triangles? Yes. Obtuse triangles are generally the weakest triangles, while equilateral triangles are generally the strongest because of how forces get distributed, though this depends somewhat on the material used for each side but moreso the direction and relative strength of the forces on each corner of the triangle, particular how large the angle of the forces are compared to one of the sides (forces that act in the same direction as one of the sides connected to that node are often ideal if the material is sufficiently strong compared to the force on that point, while for weaker materials, a force acting in a direction equiangular to the two sides at that point may be better, allowing the load to be divided evenly in two different directions). Which size is strongest is heavily influenced by the strength, density, and flexibility of the material used for each side and the weight of each joint. Also, note that this is all about strength on an individual scale (not the strength of a bunch of shapes combined) and compares shapes under the assumption that each side has the same weight or density, the same tensile (pulling) strength, the same compressive (pushing) strength for straight sides (no compressive strength at all for curved sides or sides made of cable or rope), the same torsion (twisting) strength, the same flexibility (ability to bend), the same elasticity (tendency to return to its original shape if bent or otherwise deform), the same fragility (tendency to break vs. bend), identical reactions to temperature, the same coefficients of friction, the same durability, and the same cross-section in terms of shape and area, and that each joint has the same weight, size, strength, and flexibility (ability for each side connected to it to rotate about the joint). (Note that in Poly Bridge 1 and 2, joints/nodes are always completely unbreakable except for split nodes, which only split at specific times and will reconnect again when two split nodes are sufficiently close and don’t break under any force at all. Additionally, all non-split nodes have the same weight as each other, all split nodes with two connectors have the same weight as each other but more weight than non-split nodes, all split nodes with three connectors have the same weight as each other but more than non-split nodes and at least as much as two-way split nodes, and anything connected to a node can rotate completely freely about that node absent other forces.) It also assumes that all relevant forces and objects lie in the same 2D plane. Some of these assumptions are always completely valid in Poly Bridge 1 and/or 2 but not always or never the real world, some are only sometimes valid in Poly Bridge but sometimes or never in the real world, some are false but can still be used for reasonable estimations for design and/or construction purposes, etc. Figuring out the best shape for a given part of a real-world or in-game structure requires knowing the properties of the materials being used, the properties of the joints, (in real-world conditions) the weather and climate of the area, the maximum expected live-load (such as traffic) for each road/floor-part of the structure, the maximum expected wind load on each part of the structure, the difference in pressure from the air/water across parts of the structure, and the direction and magnitude of the forces on each part of the shape.

[@RealmsCrossMyths]

Timestamp: 14:02 " I would love to do KZbin; if I'm honest. I cou-- I like engineering, but it's not really been my proper passion… So, yeah, I would love to do KZbin, *but It's not going to happen.* " Me, 1-Year later: " Are you sure about that? "

[@dersuchtie01]

I really love your videos they help me calm down and brighten my day up thank you

[@kevinjustice1765]

When you said "will this hold?" (The pyramid) I was all, "well duh I saw it in the the thumbnail".... got me good bro.

[@EvelynnEleonore]

Moon is SUCH a cool movie, I went into it having no idea what kind of movie it was since my dad just told me it was sci fi, it kinda blew me away

[@RealCivilEngineerGaming]

Same, I always try to go into movies without knowing anything. A lot more enjoyable!

[@AnasatisTiMiniatis]

Listening to you talk is just relaxing.

[@patrickstar6934]

KZbin Autoplay gave me this video after another RCE video and apparently Im watching a 10k special now, which is only 2 years old! Way to go!

[@kingjames7904]

Now hes got 1million subs very wholesome

[@MrRyanroberson1]

for 3:20 i think the best explanation is a mathematical one: arches are made of triangles to connect two ends with one flat base. The *simplest* possible arch is just a single triangle where the base of the triangle is the base of the arch, and every additional level from there makes the arch more... archy. an ideal arch looks like a perfect semicircle, made up of infinitely many tiny triangles

[@Ling-Lan]

Someone: So... who are you ganna collab with? R.C.E: Hmm... definitely not aliensrock. Months later... R.C.E: So guys today we're ganna be playing with aliensrock.

[@lorri1129]

I would like to see you build the Sydney Harbour Bridge. Also love your content hope you'll reach 100k before the end of 2020 😳 Also can you show us some of your diagrams or schemes... you know, the blueprints of your highways?

[@btwalexhere1508]

Jack of all trades, master of none, but still better than a master of one.

[@znout4206]

This guys videos always make my day a bit better

[@harryiscool8219]

We need this in real life imagine a million dollar pyramid bridge just imagine all the tourism

[@turagamaxil]

crazy to see the old RCE videos, pretty wild

[@hunterjacobson7575]

You should try to build the Millau Viaduct next time

[@umitoktayyildiran]

Yesss my fav poly bridge KZbinr

[@chriscole2550]

Man my favorite movie is "worlds greatest dad". Its dark comedy but I love it and Robin Williams is amazing.

[@icyi3574]

This channel is such a hidden gem

[@mariomon1177]

Would love to see the Sydney Harbour bridge recreated. Love from Australia. Keep up the cool vids

[@HansTietjen]

If you're making more realistic bridges in the future, it would be cool to see the Astoria-Megler Bridge done in Poly Bridge! Connecting Washington and Oregon over the Columbia river, it's the longest continuous truss bridge in north america!

[@bobbybobman3073]

A dope cable stayed bridge would be cool.

[@adamarney6229]

“I’m not gonna be able to do that” (grows more then 50 times in a year)

[@kj25]

Q: "Where do you think you will take this channel?" "OH GOD FRAME RATE" Well, Here we are now.

[@davidpowers69]

I hope this channel blows up. It is interesting and fun. Helps me mellow out at the end of the day. Cheers!

[@RealCivilEngineerGaming]

Thanks man

[@capy9846]

You got into KZbin recommendations!

[@bigchungusthewarrior6722]

You du best you are amazing and you have a great day you have a wonderful Channel plez make more love the videos

[@VEXHIGHLIGHTS]

I LOVE!!! Texas Barbecue too!!!

[@Bongolongolin]

I remember when I first saw this a year ago, revisiting this damn near made me cry.

[@steazy0001]

Realistic bridges video request: The New River Gorge Bridge