Awesome Dominoes

It seems like it takes forever for these 31,405 dominoes to fall as they span an amazing length of 30 meters (~98 ft.). Even more incredible? It’s just one piece of a 127,141 brick extravaganza.

We’ve seen our share of incredible domino setups around here, but this is definitely not one of those times, as this little girl seemingly defies the laws of physics with her perfectly-aligned row of dominoes.

Domino master FlippyCat takes on Vincent Van Gogh’s masterpiece Starry Night using approximately 7,000 falling tiles. Despite a few glitches along the way, we’re still impressed.

We’ve seen some pretty big domino arrangements, but they usually take their time falling down. Domino master FlippyCat came up with a way to destroy 65 hours of work in just seconds.

While watching 30,000 individual dominoes topple in a perfect spiral sounds exciting, we’d say it’s more of a relaxing, meditative experience from this 9-minute-long, record-breaking setup.

Annodomino2007 spent 30 hours total working on his huge domino pyramid. It was 96% complete, with just 439 dominoes yet to be placed out of the 13,482 total. But, dominoes being dominoes…

We’ve certainly seen our share of dominoes falling over, but we’ve gotta hand it to Flippycat for carefully stacking these giant dominoes made out of 30,000 smaller dominoes.

68 seems such a random number, but we’re not going to knock ShanesDominoez for that. Each technique is unique and has all kinds of formations and props, from soda cans to scotch tape.

Be careful with that funny bone! Watch out for that spare rib! One false move and not only will you kill this giant patient, but you’ll also knock over thousands of dominoes.

Matthias Wandel’s LEGO Domino Row Builder is a true DIY: he not only made the builder using LEGO bricks and a tape deck motor, but cut the dominoes himself (he’s a woodworker).