Who's TM is down in Brazil?

[ALEXAKOS]

That's pretty cool!

I wonder if there is a Youtube vid of this in action?

Ahem!
You think at such an event there would not be at least 70 smartphones filming this? (Just watch how many hands are holding up a video capturing device)

http://youtu.be/LxaQD9djLbk

Poor thing looks like a country fair ride and doc brown speaks Brazilian on helium...

[Dangermouse]

Thanks for that Alex.

[ALEXAKOS]

Thanks for that Alex.

Thank me?

You did all the work mouse

[Dangermouse]

I did all the mousework?

[Kane]

speaks Brazilian

Portuguese

[ALEXAKOS]

Portuguese

Tomatos, tomatoes
I meant the accent

[Kane]

Tomatos, tomatoes
I meant the accent

That's alright. It's all Greek to me, anyway.

[Gary Weaver II]

That's pretty neat. Now to just set up a screen in front with the Ride footage and you are all set

-Gary

[SIMid]

That's pretty neat. Now to just set up a screen in front with the Ride footage and you are all set

-Gary

I'll pay for that ride if it was setup just like that.

[Dangermouse]

I think I am becoming obsessed with sourcing this car.


Here is the same one, but from a different angle, showing the two Doc Browns (I'll put a better one in the next post)






As has been pointed out, it does resemble one of those fairground rides, or even better, the old Universal ride

These instagrammers really don't want to take the pictures we need

Here’s a couple of shots showing the actuators for the wheels. You can see that the standard frame is still there.





I was wondering if they had done something differently with the wheels as they seemed a little odd in earlier shots, but in this side view, it becomes clear that there must be some sort of backer disc that the actuators attach to.




I have co-opted a Brazilian colleague who speaks Braz-er-Portuguese and we have discovered that it was actually converted in Brazil. Trying to get more info.

So, GWII didn’t supply parts – what about Bruce or VideoBob, or were the all self-sourced?