BALLOON MACHINES MONTAGE
WITH PIX AND VID
By Shuk Yee Tsang
From domino trails and bouncing balls to Pokémon cards, dinosaur toys, and even a cactus. A new montage reveals balloons being popped in the most unusual ways.
Steven Price from Michigan, USA, who runs Sprice Machines, created the invention while titling the montage "6 Satisfying Balloon Popping Machines!”.
His intricate setups use everyday objects like rulers, scissors, foam fingers, candles and even buckets to trigger chain reactions, leading to the final satisfying pop.
Sprice Machines is known for designing elaborate custom projects for TV, film, advertisements, online content and live events.
Online, fans loved the quirky details built into the machines.
One viewer commented: “The bonus objectives were great! .”
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