wrecking ball 030

[@fredphipps9452]

Great sounds, wish they still used ball in London like they used to up to the early naughties

[@Artoconnell]

He should let the ball do the hard work and save the cable from abrasion and snagging.

[@ludecom-cz1wz]

I'm only the film guy, know nothing about that stuff.

[@elboo3727]

I love the unique sound of glass breaking! Thanks 😊👍

[@mow4ncry]

Nice to see antique means of doing things still in use

[@ludecom-cz1wz]

Must have been the cheapest way.

[@mow4ncry]

I suppose either that or maybe they couldn't implode the building for some reason

[@desertbob6835]

That old crane has a 6V71 Detroit in it!

[@ludecom-cz1wz]

Did not know that.

[@edgarpoinsot5502]

Too bad they prefer to tear down a beautiful example of sheer sixties architecture, instead of give it a new lease in life.

[@ludecom-cz1wz]

Truth.

[@garyandrewranford]

I am shaken and well stirred...

[@bettyprice6316]

I like a nice crashing ball ;)

[@markbriggs-g5v]

Didn't play conkers as a child

[@mariotorres6287]

I hope I didn't come down TOO harshly in my assessment of your video. If it came off that way, I apologize. But, all too often, I have seen otherwise good videos ruined by poor camera handling. The subject matter you present is very interesting to me, as someone who is very interested in construction (and demolition!) projects of all kinds. My criticism is intended to be constructive. A tripod, or monopod to minimize camera shake helps. gradual panning, and judicial zooming only when zooming when it provides essential information all contribute to a well-done video. In fact, I prefer not to zoom at all, but present the overall scene, or just the portion where the action is taking place. Best wishes on your next video, and thank you for posting..

[@валентинпаршин-э3ь]

as far as I know the architectural style of modernism was popular in the 60s and this building was built in this style

[@ludecom-cz1wz]

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[@валентинпаршин-э3ь]

@@ludecom-cz1wz I myself am a fan of subway and know many interesting things, for example in the new York subway is a closed metro station city hall from her platform in a curve such as in the Paris metro on some lines the trains run on tires move that is a bit unusual or, for example, no heirs ... or the deepest subway in Europe, this Saint Petersburg metro is the deepest metro station is Admiralteyskaya there the deepest escalator in the entire St. Petersburg metro is its depth of 86 meters

[@Ericbjohnston5150]

Explosives. Bring it down in a minute.

[@ludecom-cz1wz]

I'm sure the dude operating the crane gets paid by the hour...

[@Ericbjohnston5150]

@@ludecom-cz1wz true, but the company is losing money on the tear down. I'd subcontract to an blowup company way cheaper then dropping a ball 8 million times.

[@ludecom-cz1wz]

One of the first times using a zoom and the puppy I was walking was not happy about the noise.

[@tbirdracefan]

I agree about the zoom, mostly not needed in cases like this. Glad you happened upon this and was able to share with everyone.

[@mariotorres6287]

Could have been a WHOLE lot better if he held the camera STEADY, and STOPPED playing excessively with the zoom!!

[@ludecom-cz1wz]

Mario Torres thanks for the feedback. This was one of the first videos I ever made, thus the playing with the zoom lens. Holding the camera steady when you have an unhappy puppy that does not like the noise presents it's own special challenge.

[@валентинпаршин-э3ь]

@@ludecom-cz1wz I take your videos to the ipad mini I will be recording your rides in the Moscow metro the Moscow metro can be removed Amateur photography without flash and tripod I shoot video on the tablet and not to disturb anyone, many employees of the Moscow metro walk up to me and asked not to shoot in the metro but not all employees of the Moscow metro know that homemade video is not prohibited and permission is not necessary, just not all on duty at the metro stations know duty station of the metro is women in uniform with a red signal disk and a red cap on his head their task is to monitor the train schedule as well as the order at the metro station kzbin.info/www/bejne/nX2cpGBppdiKnMU kzbin.info/www/bejne/pIOpfaqFj9-pa9U

[@валентинпаршин-э3ь]

@@ludecom-cz1wz here are my videos in the Moscow metro the truth I'm a little nervous when you take the video as I explained on duty at the metro station that Amateur photography and video shooting without flash is allowed, and permit shooting need and the professional quality you need if you have a tripod and lighting, for example in the Baku metro photo and video recording is prohibited because it is a strategic object like all the metros of the former Soviet Union for example in Tashkent metro in the capital of Uzbekistan were not allowed to shoot in the metro until 1 June 2018 he Tashkent metro as beautiful as the metro of Moscow and St. Petersburg because for the construction of the metro in the USSR were invited famous artists and architects sculptors by the way in St. Petersburg you can shoot in the subway without a flash as it can blind the train driver here are some of my videos taken in the metro I recommend visiting russia as soon as this covid 19 ends in general the metro in russia is a work of art even in Moscow there are many interesting buildings kzbin.info/www/bejne/nXPZZWiIh96tl5I kzbin.info/www/bejne/ZmW6i32pea2CfM0 kzbin.info/www/bejne/baWoq3h9h5iZb7M

[@валентинпаршин-э3ь]

@@ludecom-cz1wz what is your name? my name is Valentin Parshin I'm even willing to give your email by the way soon I will make a new video if you are lucky you will remove the demolition of the building somewhere in Moscow as I wrote previously, they demolished 1999 and the program of demolition of five-storey panel houses began, the former mayor of Moscow Yuri Luzhkov and now this program for the demolition of five-story building continued new Moscow mayor Sergei Sobyanin he organized a new resettlement program of five-story building in 2017, that is, he began a program of renovation in this program there were five storey houses of unbearable series for example many residents of five storey buildings were against the demolition and they defended their homes in fact this program seems to be voluntary

[@ludecom-cz1wz]

@@валентинпаршин-э3ь my name is Keith Dolude

[@charlespotts2578]

The camera operator sucks. I had to stop barely into it because of all the motion and not seeing what was happening. Really bad.

[@ludecom-cz1wz]

One of my first videos, more testing the new camera and the puppy pulling on my arm made things worse. Shame, I know.

[@fredcharpentier9536]

he's a beginner in this job ???

[@jamesorsby7553]

Exactly... damn near 12 minutes, and he barely did anything. I wonder how long it took to tear this building down, because at the rate it was going, it would've took a year.

[@williamrosenow6176]

I've taken down 6 foot thick bridge piers and dams that are way thicker. I could have half that building on the ground in 12 minutes. Don't take out the floors, take out the supports and let the weight of the floors bring it down. My foreman told me that when I do a demo we could coast thru the rest of the job. Knowing how things are built really helps when you have to take them down.

[@dentonthaves5216]

It would of been a lot better if you used a tripod video very shaky.

[@ludecom-cz1wz]

Didn't know they were doing demo that day and was holding a puppy that didn't like the noise.

[@richardyoung5217]

I almost got car sick from the movement. He needed a tripod or something to keepthe camera steady.

[@ludecom-cz1wz]

Early days of filming and a puppy that didn't like the noise.

[@ludecom-cz1wz]

no problems man, advice is always welcome. I do have pictures of this building being torn down in different stages on my website at lude69 .com, they are under the page marked Home.

[@валентинпаршин-э3ь]

please tell me what kind of building is being demolished with a wrecking ball ? I myself from Moscow we demolish old five story buildings with the help of an excavator I can show the video

[@ludecom-cz1wz]

@@валентинпаршин-э3ь it was an old college dormitory built in the 1960s

[@валентинпаршин-э3ь]

@@ludecom-cz1wz very interesting and where is it filmed ? and I have in Moscow there is an active demolition of five-story buildings this is a panel five-story residential buildings built in the 60s during the reign of Nikita Sergeevich Khrushchev in the people these houses were called khrushchevki and in the 60s throughout the USSR began to build five-story buildings as many people lived in barracks communal apartments what is a communal apartment I will tell you this when many families live in different rooms in one apartment and there was a common kitchen and toilet such apartments are in the center of St. Petersburg in Russia people in the USSR received apartments for free from those enterprises where worked in Moscow demolish five story buildings since 1999 people who lived in five story buildings get free new apartments in a new building in the same area of Moscow where they lived before or in a neighboring area

[@валентинпаршин-э3ь]

@@ludecom-cz1wz here is a video from Moscow Russia demolition of five-storey residential building on Rublevsky highway in the West of Moscow at the Kuntsevo district not far from the metro station Molodezhnaya now this five-story building built 17 storey house series p-44T kzbin.info/www/bejne/iXSTnaWFjMSfZ8U

[@ludecom-cz1wz]

@@валентинпаршин-э3ь it was filmed in Normal, yes the town is called Normal, Illinois on the Illinois state university campus. I will check out the link you sent.

[@marciofadel4709]

Parkinson cameraman

[@mahligaicinta6915]

Cameranya jangan kejauhan dong.. ga kelihatan kerja bola menghancurkan gedungnya.. kan ga serem..

[@ludecom-cz1wz]

It took some time but the building did fall.

[@mahligaicinta6915]

Aku suka sekali crane ball hehe is verry2 hapy.. and kenapa durasinya suka ada yg pendek atau cuma sedikit

[@davidhead5943]

T.N.T is faster !

[@ericckkss]

I'm planning on eviction for all alphabet and numbers property they can't afford to pay their bills I'm not supporting someone habits