Trains fail to plow through high snow

[@TarsonTalon]

To be fair, if scale is taken into consideration, each snow 'flake' would be at least the size of quarter, if not one's entire hand. Try plowing through that.

[@kleimak7386]

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[@juancarranco2940]

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[@user-gs7dy8zr5u]

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[@darthbuzz1]

Click on here because I thought they were real trains.

[@tommycox63]

Me LMAO

[@Valthornet]

sorry :)

[@catastorms462]

Sameeeeee

[@Doglover5749YT]

Me Too

[@crazy_ant0074]

🤔

[@jumabricks]

I would recoment building some kind of snow plow with some sloped parts.

[@tomatohead6410]

JuMa Bricks I agree

[@wishyourlife6861]

exactly

[@__chevytrucks__]

JuMa Bricks perhaps... but the trains need raw power to slice through snow that deep. The trains here are even said that they don’t have enough power.

[@RasseruS]

Agree, the snow piles up in front of the train and this causes the more power to push away the snow. A plow might help the train to gain some power back.

[@wishyourlife6861]

Yea. And Also when you make a Snowball,it gets really hard because ur pushing it together. That happens here too. that makes it nearly impossible for the train.

[@RayVal53]

The neighbors cat is actually the railroad inspector.

[@camdevtube]

My thoughts and prayers go out to everyone who was on board this train during its devastating crash.

[@papahemmy8587]

Without a plow your basically trying to dig snow with a brick

[@Jcakedafurry]

Yep. But harder.

[@fcknorris1069]

Hats off to you good sir. You are a nerd of the highest order. The Lord nerd I salute you, and bask in the wonderment of your nerdness. Praise be to the man or woman who can out nerd this nerd.

[@Valthornet]

Haha, thank you!

[@vapour_xs9235]

wow, you are a natural at flattening snow with a shovel

[@TheRealBmanswan]

put a plow on a train car and then put three engines behind that car. that'll give you more pushing power. more wheels and with more power to them also means more traction and weight. and more weight will help you slide less.

[@Slamboni4k]

I can't believe this is real footage. Brave crew members...

[@Gender1979]

your three trains on a ramp into the snow cracked me up.. ty for the laugh needed it today

[@molot_vepr_3089]

The front diesel looks like the front loco from "Runaway Train"

[@user-nt4vv9qs4m]

Вертикальный клин надо спереди ставить чтоб пробить

[@joebear1194]

Yah it once snowed about 4 inches where I live and the night before I set up a train track. I took a flat car and put a plow on the front and a side on top for ballast. The flanges in the engine kept being pushed up by the snow and derailing. So I just scooped off all the snow by hand.

[@Milsparro]

You can put the Sony Action Cams inside the commuter trains

[@oldsharkbythesea3962]

#master builder #pure dedication

[@floridianrailauto9032]

The German ICE actually looks really good in the snow!

[@TheDrksoul]

The problem is, is that you need more mass, the snow in comparison to the train is pretty heavy, like how if someone runs really fast into a wall it's not going to move if the wall is made out of bricks. I suggest more mass on the train, or you could always go for more speed, but there is a limit due to frictional forces and the train not having a lot of momentum (p = mv), additionally there are ways of reducing the amount of friction onto the train by the snow by including things like snow plow at the front to push the snow past the train rather than trying to move it forwards.

[@child3219]

Use like the piece in City constrcution thats used for small diggers, its like a bucket and has sharp cuts

[@AmanKumar-qq9pj]

The title should be (lego trains fails to plow through high snow)

[@LieutenantSilver]

Snowclearing what _Ice Planet 2002_ parts are for. The snow wouldn't have been a problem with a few translucent neon orange chainsaws.

[@molot_vepr_3089]

I think its because the trains are too light, so it loses kenetic energy very fast. I'd say add some dead weight to the train, I don't know if it'll work, but maybe next year. (Its almost July 4th)

[@carlmoats8673]

Cool video from watching it I thought of something if you can hand make they plowed the fit onto the diesel train replica it would be easier for it to plow plus the downwards force from a plowing snow would keep the front end from lifting up off the track

[@francescapistolesi9694]

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[@A3Kr0n]

The only solution I can see is a small portable flame thrower car. Let us know when you have that working :-)

[@NomadicSociety]

cool that would work! i got one

[@odthegreatest]

nothing scientific but all an all good fun. congrats.

[@banzi-rc7dm]

Should have built a special flatcar with a snowplow on the front weighted down with lead or something

[@0range_panda982]

Maybe the design of the train will help , usually when it is cold and snows trains usually have a triangular pyramid on its front to push off the snow

[@gavingoike8841]

About going down the ramp The train is going faster than the motor so when you turn on the motor it slows it down. Also you need a plow

[@firstnamebunchofnumbers]

GG SKI BIKE Goike you have to forcefully turn the wheels when the motor is off they can’t roll so turning on the motor would help in this case

[@spazmonkey2131]

What you need is 1 of those fanbladed snow plow trains

[@burgerbunsburgers8906]

Seems like that Polar Express scene but with snow lol

[@birdnestmedia]

I thought this was a real train video because it popped up in my recommendations.

[@lore1786]

You should make a 3d printed snowblower

[@screwsnutsandbolts]

Good video :)

[@ZergRadio]

I saw in the thumbnail that it was a model train already.

[@syborgcat3830]

It looks kinda cute

[@muhammadsultan8810]

Hello.. I like mini train... Good i love it

[@smiley3012]

I think that was a neat idea.

[@-mehztech-472]

Don’t you have a lego train plow I tried it before it worked fine

[@FunnyDestroyer]

"The ice has frozen over the tracks." -Conductor

[@subsane1209]

Instead of using the Lego motors, just use the most powerful rc plane motors that you can find that still fit inside the train and jerry rig it together.

[@heal0152]

Oh the express train tried to get on top of the snow then crush it like an ice breaker but it also got stuck..

[@evertonblake7320]

Its because of its shape

[@sakkefb8131]

this is what i need in my life

[@CJWarlock]

Liked for the effort and trying. :)

[@EvanPrivett]

That new Thomas the Tank Engine movie looks great

[@e1woqf]

The locos are made of plastic and are not very heavy. Therefore there isn't enough traction and not enough momentum. Next time put some extra weight in them and try again.

[@Spido68_the_spectator]

Divide by 2 the height of the snow it will give more results

[@zehod2528]

You should put 2 motors in each train like I did -> increased power, torque and hill climbing capability.

[@Valthornet]

The yellow train has 2 motors. Problem is, that when ever you get a bit of snow on the tracks and touch it or the train runs over it, it turns to ice. No matter how much torque you have, small lightweight trains on plastic/ice rails wont work.

[@gwilly9220]

You should try a snow plow on the train.

[@fluffnose3394]

Maybe use a custom plow that connects to the front. If that doesn’t work, try stirring up the snow just a bit around the tracks. Great video tho!

[@Omari1125]

The commuter train litterally went on top of the snow...lol.

[@DuyNguyen-kn5qe]

im not a physicist but weigh+speed will do, maybe ad some weight and bigger motor that generate enough inertia

[@DragonXDrei]

Why not build a snow plow train?? Could easily make something V shape at the front of the train and give it that extra edge. If you ran the same thing in real life, the trains would most likely get stuck and derail too. Spent more time doing something pointless than actually thinking outside of the box, as a lego enthusiast... you know building something useful??

[@Valthornet]

Most of the snow we get here is too hard. On just a few days we get powdersnow, that might work with a plow. And then we dont just get a few mm, but sometimes up to 10-30cm. No snowplow can handle that.

[@robertnussberger2028]

what you should do is make a lego snow turbine and put it in the front and have it spinning while plowing through the snow, it would be like a snow eater!

[@The_Fordster]

what are the trains you used

[@pray7056]

you should've made a custom plow

[@VicMcFly111]

warn snow doesnt move. if the temperature was under 0 celsius it would probably have been more light

[@ArmandoLegos]

Great idea! Lovely video! Keep on with more tests, you have a new fan from Barcelona

[@alponts]

I wish I got this much snow where I live

[@NortheasternRailPhotography]

You should try to make a snow plow

[@charlotteharris7811]

Good job I will give you support for all the hard work you guy's chrans made our of Lego,s wich I nvn seen between my ones eyes before grateful job grateful job bye have a good lifetime make cool videos and ceep it up she re the love and pest byeeeeee.

[@Willem654]

Put a scoop wheel on front that puts snow to top of train and catch snow in a car to dig trough.

[@SuperChiefer84]

You need a 4533 snow plow!

[@traincentral6961]

You need to make a costum plow

[@shereefagafoor6307]

what about four engines?

[@johndeardorff4237]

Make the train do a loop-de-loop

[@tractorsmachinesro1405]

Great catch....epic images... Thumbs UP!!!! Big like & subscribe from Romania

[@Xylos144]

I mean... the trains are made of plastic. They're LESS DENSE than the snow. it's not a question of 'engine strength' since no matter how many trains you stack up in a row, they won't be able to generate sufficient friction to push forward with.

[@greenjaydee]

Me and 1.8 million other people are wondering how the hell we ended up in this part of KZbin.

[@MujoNovak]

you need to add floor heatment.

[@harald7242]

Are batteryes waterproof?

[@1a2b]

What are batteryes?

[@texmex9721]

Powered snow throwing lego train!

[@youngdummy6817]

Hey man, you drive a Saab 9-5? That’s super cool

[@masencreekmore4014]

Hello nice person scrolling through the comments have a great day

[@leonkernan]

The old 12v trains would have done it. They don't build them like they used to.

[@tomooo2637]

(for the older AFOLS) : Silly soft stuff said Thomas as he charged the snow as he left the tunnel, silly soft stuff..... oh - I'm stuck.

[@gappie-wq6yr]

You need build a snow plouw on the front side

[@ivarzai5032]

Just add a snow ploy on it and it should make it 😏

[@heyitsmepatrick]

i thought this was real and i thought it was fake because they looked like lego

[@user-qz1gg3bz9x]

Awesome

[@aliciastallard8530]

Why not have all of the engines on and have the three controllers and use them all at the same time

[@martinottesen7282]

It failed to plow at the point when you DIDNT attach a plow.

[@alrawy20]

lkih

[@Crimsomreaf5555]

aint there a train with a giant fan on the front build to plow snow

[@chrisday1976]

LEGO PIRATE

[@joebear1194]

Yah it's called a rotary snowplow

[@Austinniya.]

I could've told you it won't work, but you had to learn the hard way :D lol

[@timothyhercock9588]

You need a heavy train behind those engines. That will give them some momentum and they will not stop so quickly.

[@evertonblake7320]

It will make the trains go over the snow

[@darkclawgreatonenas]

ur ramp idea was a good one in this, but im not sure if u noticed just how much it was flexing under the weight of ur trains as they went down it...as a result, a lot of the energy they gained from the decent was lost well before they hit the snow, meaning they basically hit with the same force as when they were not using the ramp at all. granted, the fact that u were using box engines didnt help at all, compressing anything makes it a lot harder to get through

[@Valthornet]

Biggest problem is the traction. Rubber wheels on icy plastic just does not work. And when you compare Lego trains with for example Märklin H0 trains, they are far too light. When I have time I will try to build a heavy train and try agian

[@VanessaFlyhight]

To be fair a real train wouldn't fair to well without a plough

[@epiclysmoove3o267]

I’m a grown ass man! I’m just gonna leave this here

[@vladcopeti1357]

U need a snow plow if u want ur train to run, but hold on a second u use Lego train and it's pretty clear that a train that uses batteries won't be able to go through the snow like a 00/0 gauge train

[@Tokubrother]

Locomotives can’t do it, nothing can

[@fabulousprofound]

Not quite a recreation of snowpiercer I was hoping for 😅

[@ExcellentEngineering1966]

The issue Is that that snow would be 3meters deep in real life if you had like 10mm of snow it would work better

[@kamalG]

It might've work better with two motors on one train and additional mass on both of them

[@craftyguyinthewoods]

I think your big problem here is physics - your trains are scaled down, but the snow isn't. Think about the shape of the snowflakes: they are wonderfully complex shapes, and those shapes get all tangled together. And to complicate it more, if it is a "wet" snow, a lot of them are partially melting and freezing together. The size, weight, and structural integrity of the snowflakes is all out of proportion to your train scale. If we assume a real snowflake diameter of 3mm, and weight of 0.005g, to the Lego train that would be 11.46cm and 0.191g!!! How does THAT affect your Lego train?

[@aidanmanuel7254]

It might be because it’s packing snow

[@StormChasrJosh]

Snow looks wet n heavy

[@FiNiTe_weeb]

try replacing motor with custom one XD

[@mrwhiteazlyvviinnfdryvevgi5772]

i wud rekcommend bilding sum type uv sno plow with slohpt parts

[@G--RT]

add some more mass to first locomotive, or make snow plow, which will "press" train down.

[@willc6577]

Worst understanding of physics and friction ever. You should've put a weight on the front of the MOC 60051. It had the best shape for cutting through the snow, but wasn't heavy enough on the front end. Next time try putting a small metal washer on the bottom the train to give it more drive. Even if you do this, you still have to account for the fact that snow is an object that is covering the rails themselves. Those wheels are eventually going to spin and the engine stall out after a period of time because it'll be derailed, unless the snow keeps it from veering off-course too much on the sides

[@thegregbrookhouse8667]

Will C. I think he should of just used the broom to sweet the snow off

[@joshisanimationstudio9927]

Thats why the "Deutsche Bahn" is so unpunctual...