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Welded entirely by hand the Phantom's body is the largest all aluminium space frame car ever made. But how?!

A cross between a carwash and a carnival ride submerges the car into a series of 7 chemical baths.

The Spirit of Ecstacy Mascot, sculpted by Charles Sykes, has graced each and every Rolls Royce since 1911.

Every weld of every car must be perfect. The welders average six years of experience. Temperature is key.

The subway system has been part of the New York City landscape since 1904 and has played a critical role in NYC.

Workers have just 15 minutes to finish work on a particular piece before the line moves on - No Dynamic Breaking!

Designed with aerospace technology and with nearly twice as much horsepower as other supercars, this Bugatti is far from normal.

It took engineers five years to design the Bugatti’s new and monstrous 16-cylinder engine. See how the engine is built by hand.

Bugatti brake engineers face a tough challenge...how do they stop a car that can travel at nearly one-third the speed of sound?

Malt is the most important ingredient to produce beer. Watch how 900 tonnes of malt is made from barley.

Since 1886, scientists have cloned and used the original strand of yeast to brew Heineken beer.

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?

From wooden toys in the 1940s to today’s colourful, interlocking plastic blocks, the history of Lego toys is revealed.

In their most ambitious investment, the toymakers faced challenges to create ‘Lego Universe’, an online game for kids...

Rows of decorating machines paint details on millions of tiny pieces. The paint is non-toxic, but is it kid-saliva proof?