Because who hasn’t dreamed of piloting their own AT-AT walker through the side of a neighbor’s house, this is a video of engineer James Bruton constructing his own roughly 7-foot tall rideable AT-AT. It moves at a snail’s pace (even slower than in the movies), but I would still proudly

This is a video of YouTubers Make It Extreme constructing and testing a giant electric monowheel cycle. From the test footage at the end, it looks like you have to keep your feet down the entire time for safety, and it definitely doesn’t turn on a dime. Or even a

Inspired by the original Wall Of Death he built back in 2007 to ride on a moped, Colin Furze (previously) revisited Deathly Wall builds, this time constructing a smaller, indoor version designed specifically for attempting to drift an electric drift trike around. And he does just that. Put your mind

This is a clip from home inspector and Youtuber Bloodhound Home Inspection Services sniffing out all the shoddy craftsmanship performed during the construction of a deck he’s inspecting. Everything from improperly bolting the deck to the house, using the wrong screws for mounting brackets, using deck boards for support boards,

After seven years of construction, artist Robert Wechsler has finally completed assembly of a giant cube made from 100,000 pennies. Each individual penny has four notches cut from its sides at 90-degree angles so they could be assembled K’Nex style into sheets, then stacked into this 540-pound cube. Damn, 100,000

The unnatural evolution of his previous iterations of treaded bicycles, this is a video of The Q building and riding his latest tank bike, which is only tank-like in that it has treads, because this thing is far from being able to tackle any terrain. It works best on entirely

This is a video of a construction worker applying cement to a wall too high to reach by hand by just tossing it up there. His aim is impeccable, and if there was a basketball game he wouldn’t have missed a single shot. Still, as impressive as his technique is,

This is a video of the world’s largest LED sphere (and largest spherical building, period) being tested in Las Vegas. The MSG Sphere at The Venetian Las Vegas Resort measures 366 feet tall and 516 feet at its widest, and is covered with 580,000 square feet of programmable LED lighting.