[Faline]

Every little boy who has ever owned a Hot Wheels miniature car remembers how fun those things were to play with, whether you owned a circuit track or not. Artist Chris Burden has spent the last four years working on Metropolis II, an awe-inspiring miniature car circuit that will spark the interest of even the most mature grownup.

It’s called Metropolis II because Chris built another cool Hot Wheels circuit back in 2004, but compared to his first one, this latest project is superior in every way. It really lives up to its name, measuring an impressive 10-feet-tall by 28-feet-long and featuring 13 toy tracks and a gigantic car circuit with 18 lanes, winding around in a loop, around 30-40 skyscrapers. There are a total of 1,100 modified cars moving around Metropolis II, at any given time. Chris and his team inserted a small magnet on the underside of each car, so when they reach one of the circuit’s three conveyor belts, which also have magnets placed underneath, they get picked up and transported to a high point from where they are released and flow away.

[Ghost]

Cool

[Viking64]

So, in 1973, when I got Hot Wheels for Christmas, I was short-changed?!?!?!

[Wolf]

When I was a kid and tried to make anything close to resembling that, my parents got after me. Way to crush my creativity.

[djalrock v2.0]

dam ! if i built that for my boy carlito , it would take so long hed be into girls by the time i finished lol

[Pogrom]

I fail to see how its art. it would be fun to make though!