I have been making LEGO Beyblades for a few years and have really liked it, since it’s fun to create them, and I might make a new YouTube channel on it. I have a question though. The LEGO beys seem to have bad stamina sometimes. Basically, what are the main contributors to stamina?
Weight (for inertia so it won't slow down from air resistance), Outward Weight Distribution (More weight towards the outside perimeter), small surface area on the tip and low friction on the tip
Is plastic considered low friction or does it matter in the tip?
(Mar. 14, 2018 12:28 AM)Spideyblade Wrote: [ -> ]Is plastic considered low friction or does it matter in the tip?
Plastic is low friction so friction won't matter on a LEGO Beyblade
What matters more is tip shape, what shape has the least surface area and what shape is the most stable?
My friend makes LEGO beyblades too
(Mar. 15, 2018 11:09 PM)Zayd1254 Wrote: [ -> ]My friend makes LEGO beyblades too
Neat! Does he show them somewhere?
Good luck! At the moment I know of, the most popular LEGO blader is Squabble Productions.