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A Lego Car That Runs on Air

Apr 09, 2015 | 563 videos

Video by Flora Lichtman/The Adaptors

Raul Oaida, a 21-year-old inventor from Romania, is obsessed with building things: a bike with a jet engine, a tiny spaceship, and a LEGO car that runs on air. In this short documentary, Flora Lichtman of The Adaptors interviews Oaida about his inventions. The air-powered car was built from more than 500,000 toy bricks.

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