jackofallspades98 | Dominoes vs. Machines: Round VI (w/ @bpdolesdominoes4) @jackofallspades98 | Uploaded 4 years ago | Updated 1 hour ago
For the 6th straight year, I go head to head with one of my favorite domino builders from the community in the annual Dominoes vs. Machines collaboration. This year, my opponent is @bpdolesdominoes4, one of the most creative domino artists in the game, but I think my machines can beat him!
Support me on Patreon! patreon.com/jackofallspades98
LINKS:
bpdoles: youtube.com/bpdoles
Watch Rounds I - V! youtube.com/playlist?list=PLJc_biUk0i74UcS7_WMgibJ_tS6YncftP
Slow Motion Compilation: youtu.be/D9PmLqeICCE
CLIP STATS:
Most fails: Double Rolling Double Pendulums (31 fails)
Fewest fails: Sliding Flexing Parallelograms (1 fail)
Most frustrating: Planetary Gear with Magnet Tracks
Most fun: Intermediate Axis of Rotation Zigzag Board
Favorite: Centrifugal Force Box Trapeze
Longest Build Time: Ruler launch (with Mystery Box finale) (9 days)
Quickest Build Time: Twisting Gear Path & Extending Curved Scissor Arm (2 days)
I am unspeakably pleased with how my machine clips turned out this year. I put a lot of work into making sure that there was a ton of variety across all 9 machine ideas. There is variety in scale; some tricks use a big foam globe ball, while others only use a small marble. There is variety in trick type; some tricks are gear tricks, some are magnet tricks, some are launching tricks, some are something else entirely. There is variety in materials used; some clips use Trix Track or marble track, others use Hot Wheels or Skyrail, and others use custom rails made out of straws. There is variety in pacing; some tricks happen in an instant and if you blink you miss them, others take their time and build suspense. There is variety in dimensions; some tricks are flat and expansive, while others tower over two feet above the table. There is variety in complexity; some tricks are straightforward, while others have a bit more to unpack during a second viewing. I put a lot of work into making sure that each clip looked and felt unique, recognizable, and visually different from the rest in some way. I hope I was able to achieve that.
#DominoesVsMachines
MUSIC:
@Phaera Official & Cineminate - Anthem Arcade
youtu.be/vziTzyqgMJ0
Subscribe to The Arcadium for more free music: youtube.com/thearcadium
Follow Phaera:
YouTube: youtube.com/phaeraofficial
SoundCloud: soundcloud.com/phaera
Twitter: twitter.com/phaeraofficial
Facebook: http://facebook.com/phaeraofficial
Instagram: instagram.com/phaeramusic
Follow Cineminate:
SoundCloud: soundcloud.com/cineminateofficial
Twitter: twitter.com/cineminatereal
Instagram: instagram.com/cineminatemusic
Want to hang out with other chain reaction artists and enthusiasts? Join the official Domino & Machine Community Discord server! discord.gg/9x8trKhS8K
I am also interested in commissioned work, such as live events, commercials, or product placements. Contact me via e-mail at jackofallspades98@gmail.com if you have any questions.
For the 6th straight year, I go head to head with one of my favorite domino builders from the community in the annual Dominoes vs. Machines collaboration. This year, my opponent is @bpdolesdominoes4, one of the most creative domino artists in the game, but I think my machines can beat him!
Support me on Patreon! patreon.com/jackofallspades98
LINKS:
bpdoles: youtube.com/bpdoles
Watch Rounds I - V! youtube.com/playlist?list=PLJc_biUk0i74UcS7_WMgibJ_tS6YncftP
Slow Motion Compilation: youtu.be/D9PmLqeICCE
CLIP STATS:
Most fails: Double Rolling Double Pendulums (31 fails)
Fewest fails: Sliding Flexing Parallelograms (1 fail)
Most frustrating: Planetary Gear with Magnet Tracks
Most fun: Intermediate Axis of Rotation Zigzag Board
Favorite: Centrifugal Force Box Trapeze
Longest Build Time: Ruler launch (with Mystery Box finale) (9 days)
Quickest Build Time: Twisting Gear Path & Extending Curved Scissor Arm (2 days)
I am unspeakably pleased with how my machine clips turned out this year. I put a lot of work into making sure that there was a ton of variety across all 9 machine ideas. There is variety in scale; some tricks use a big foam globe ball, while others only use a small marble. There is variety in trick type; some tricks are gear tricks, some are magnet tricks, some are launching tricks, some are something else entirely. There is variety in materials used; some clips use Trix Track or marble track, others use Hot Wheels or Skyrail, and others use custom rails made out of straws. There is variety in pacing; some tricks happen in an instant and if you blink you miss them, others take their time and build suspense. There is variety in dimensions; some tricks are flat and expansive, while others tower over two feet above the table. There is variety in complexity; some tricks are straightforward, while others have a bit more to unpack during a second viewing. I put a lot of work into making sure that each clip looked and felt unique, recognizable, and visually different from the rest in some way. I hope I was able to achieve that.
#DominoesVsMachines
MUSIC:
@Phaera Official & Cineminate - Anthem Arcade
youtu.be/vziTzyqgMJ0
Subscribe to The Arcadium for more free music: youtube.com/thearcadium
Follow Phaera:
YouTube: youtube.com/phaeraofficial
SoundCloud: soundcloud.com/phaera
Twitter: twitter.com/phaeraofficial
Facebook: http://facebook.com/phaeraofficial
Instagram: instagram.com/phaeramusic
Follow Cineminate:
SoundCloud: soundcloud.com/cineminateofficial
Twitter: twitter.com/cineminatereal
Instagram: instagram.com/cineminatemusic
Want to hang out with other chain reaction artists and enthusiasts? Join the official Domino & Machine Community Discord server! discord.gg/9x8trKhS8K
I am also interested in commissioned work, such as live events, commercials, or product placements. Contact me via e-mail at jackofallspades98@gmail.com if you have any questions.
