Current owners BMW have revived the “Double R” motorcar brand with a transfusion of high technology.
(03:00)Welded entirely by hand the Phantom's body is the largest all aluminium space frame car ever made. But how?!
(03:01)A cross between a carwash and a carnival ride submerges the car into a series of 7 chemical baths.
(02:52)The Spirit of Ecstacy Mascot, sculpted by Charles Sykes, has graced each and every Rolls Royce since 1911.
(03:04)No machines or robots to paint the signature coachline! This finishing touch is entirely hand painted... by one man!
(02:53)Every weld of every car must be perfect. The welders average six years of experience. Temperature is key.
(02:54)The subway system has been part of the New York City landscape since 1904 and has played a critical role in NYC.
(02:28)Workers have just 15 minutes to finish work on a particular piece before the line moves on - No Dynamic Breaking!
(02:48)It takes 90 days, 11,000 parts, two continents and hundreds of skilled workers to complete just one car.
(02:45)Designed with aerospace technology and with nearly twice as much horsepower as other supercars, this Bugatti is far from normal.
(02:59)It took engineers five years to design the Bugatti’s new and monstrous 16-cylinder engine. See how the engine is built by hand.
(03:17)Bugatti brake engineers face a tough challenge...how do they stop a car that can travel at nearly one-third the speed of sound?
(03:05)Step inside the Bugatti car factory where cars are built like airplanes, and watch how the supercar is built by hand.
(03:03)Malt is the most important ingredient to produce beer. Watch how 900 tonnes of malt is made from barley.
(03:06)Since 1886, scientists have cloned and used the original strand of yeast to brew Heineken beer.
(03:08)Swirl it, smell it, then take a small sip. In the final phase of production, can the beer pass the brew master’s taste test?
(03:04)Bottled, canned or kegged the beer is packaged and ready to be sent around the world. Nine million bottles are shipped out daily.
(02:54)From wooden toys in the 1940s to today’s colourful, interlocking plastic blocks, the history of Lego toys is revealed.
(02:43)In their most ambitious investment, the toymakers faced challenges to create ‘Lego Universe’, an online game for kids...
(02:39)Rows of decorating machines paint details on millions of tiny pieces. The paint is non-toxic, but is it kid-saliva proof?
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