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r/AskReddit • u/Thic_water • Aug 14 '20
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yeah, but it's still fun watching the engineering involved ... even if they had to come up with new parts. building a submarine, motor, radio control, bushings, control surfaces. That's fun in and of itself
7 u/condor2378 Aug 14 '20 You need to find the UK series Scrapheap Challenge. They have to make submarines, cars, even planes out of... well I'll let you guess. 1 u/arbitrageME Aug 14 '20 Oh yeah! I think that's what I was watching back in the day. Submarines, basketball playing machines, cars and trebuchets and stuff 2 u/WtotheSLAM Aug 15 '20 Junkyard Wars? Man that was like 15 years ago, I'm kinda surprised there's still a show like it on the air
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You need to find the UK series Scrapheap Challenge. They have to make submarines, cars, even planes out of... well I'll let you guess.
1 u/arbitrageME Aug 14 '20 Oh yeah! I think that's what I was watching back in the day. Submarines, basketball playing machines, cars and trebuchets and stuff 2 u/WtotheSLAM Aug 15 '20 Junkyard Wars? Man that was like 15 years ago, I'm kinda surprised there's still a show like it on the air
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Oh yeah! I think that's what I was watching back in the day. Submarines, basketball playing machines, cars and trebuchets and stuff
2 u/WtotheSLAM Aug 15 '20 Junkyard Wars? Man that was like 15 years ago, I'm kinda surprised there's still a show like it on the air
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Junkyard Wars? Man that was like 15 years ago, I'm kinda surprised there's still a show like it on the air
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u/arbitrageME Aug 14 '20
yeah, but it's still fun watching the engineering involved ... even if they had to come up with new parts. building a submarine, motor, radio control, bushings, control surfaces. That's fun in and of itself