Uploaded September 2017 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
All 17,574 dominoes that I own were on the floor.
This project means so much to me. I spent days testing entire segments of this project and many parts were built multiple times. I would go to bed with nightmares about so many possible things that would fail or trigger early, and hurriedly fix them the next morning. Parts of the project I had to leave standing while I left for travel events and day excursions. In the end, a lot of this project worked – much more of the project than I expected to work. There are so many tricks and ideas I’ve been holding on to and finally got to build. If the year was 1976, I’d hold the domino world record ;)
Today is the day I leave for college (9/9/17), which means that I’ve had to clean up my building room, find a safe place for my chain reaction materials and get all my content online by today. After over 100 videos and weekly summer uploads, this video will be the last homemade video of its kind. Even if I continue to post, the videos you see may be differently formatted or in new building places. As of today, my days of building at home by myself are over.
As for team events and collaborative projects, I hope to continue those. I am still in touch with CDM about events in 2018 and beyond, and will be very open to attending events and projects that other builders need help for! I have made so many friends on YouTube and established real-life connections, and I don’t plan to lose them. Building with others is much more beneficial to me than building alone.
Building chain reactions has always been a passion project for me. Over six years it’s cost so much time and money and it requires quite a lot of support. All this effort went into boosting nothing more than a passion. But after all this time, I’ve been looking for friendships, conversations, and experiences. The gains from building aren’t obvious, but they’re there. Building is nothing more, yet nothing less than a passion project.
Stick around- college will be busy and you may not hear from me for a while, but my domino career is far from over! This is the end of a chapter of video production and domino building for me, but I do plan on uploading more :)
Like, comment, subscribe, share, and most importantly, enjoy. From the bottom of my heart, thank you.
-Alex H / Flash Domino
Song Credits: Anki & SAMME - Let Go
soundcloud.com/ninety9live/anki-samme-let-go
Follow Anki:
soundcloud.com/ankimusic
youtube.com/channel/UCBRMJlMRSLSbKN0CVLOyrQA
twitter.com/ankimusic
instagram.com/ankimusic
Follow SAMME:
soundcloud.com/imsamme
youtube.com/channel/UCGz8Bg-_qkyJTUi4qY2BTiQ
My Website: flashdomino.com
My social media:
Instagram: @flash_domino instagram.com/flash_domino
Twitter: @Flashdomino twitter.com/Flashdomino
Facebook: facebook.com/FlashDomino4
To contact me about commissioned work for events or product promotions, please email flashdomino4@gmail.com.
All 17,574 dominoes that I own were on the floor.
This project means so much to me. I spent days testing entire segments of this project and many parts were built multiple times. I would go to bed with nightmares about so many possible things that would fail or trigger early, and hurriedly fix them the next morning. Parts of the project I had to leave standing while I left for travel events and day excursions. In the end, a lot of this project worked – much more of the project than I expected to work. There are so many tricks and ideas I’ve been holding on to and finally got to build. If the year was 1976, I’d hold the domino world record ;)
Today is the day I leave for college (9/9/17), which means that I’ve had to clean up my building room, find a safe place for my chain reaction materials and get all my content online by today. After over 100 videos and weekly summer uploads, this video will be the last homemade video of its kind. Even if I continue to post, the videos you see may be differently formatted or in new building places. As of today, my days of building at home by myself are over.
As for team events and collaborative projects, I hope to continue those. I am still in touch with CDM about events in 2018 and beyond, and will be very open to attending events and projects that other builders need help for! I have made so many friends on YouTube and established real-life connections, and I don’t plan to lose them. Building with others is much more beneficial to me than building alone.
Building chain reactions has always been a passion project for me. Over six years it’s cost so much time and money and it requires quite a lot of support. All this effort went into boosting nothing more than a passion. But after all this time, I’ve been looking for friendships, conversations, and experiences. The gains from building aren’t obvious, but they’re there. Building is nothing more, yet nothing less than a passion project.
Stick around- college will be busy and you may not hear from me for a while, but my domino career is far from over! This is the end of a chapter of video production and domino building for me, but I do plan on uploading more :)
Like, comment, subscribe, share, and most importantly, enjoy. From the bottom of my heart, thank you.
-Alex H / Flash Domino
Song Credits: Anki & SAMME - Let Go
soundcloud.com/ninety9live/anki-samme-let-go
Follow Anki:
soundcloud.com/ankimusic
youtube.com/channel/UCBRMJlMRSLSbKN0CVLOyrQA
twitter.com/ankimusic
instagram.com/ankimusic
Follow SAMME:
soundcloud.com/imsamme
youtube.com/channel/UCGz8Bg-_qkyJTUi4qY2BTiQ
My Website: flashdomino.com
My social media:
Instagram: @flash_domino instagram.com/flash_domino
Twitter: @Flashdomino twitter.com/Flashdomino
Facebook: facebook.com/FlashDomino4
To contact me about commissioned work for events or product promotions, please email flashdomino4@gmail.com.
