The construction of one of Leonardo's most futuristic designs takes shape as the team builds the steel flooring of an armored tank.
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Doing DaVinci: Perfect Circle
The construction of one of Leonardo's most futuristic designs takes shape as the team builds the steel flooring of an armored tank.
Added: Mar 19, 2009
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Runtime: 01:31
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Scythe ChariotThe otherwise peaceful Leonardo da Vinci designed one of the nastiest weapons ever in his scythe chariot. Can the team build it?
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Form Over FunctionAn argument erupts when the team begins assembling the siege ladder shield and realizes that the wood boards are woefully uneven.
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Engineer vs. BuilderTensions reach the boiling point when Alan and Flash clash over how to build the stairway for Leonardo's siege ladder.
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Channeling LeonardoThe team must channel "The Great One" to complete the rail support system for the scythe chariot.
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