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Art Attack, Millionaire, Race & MORE!!! · @artattackmillionaireracemo740
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right I'm gonna do something I've never done before I'm going to show you how I do an art attack big picture so what you need is a mini coach and you need loads
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right I'm gonna do something I've never done before I'm going to show you how I do an art attack big picture so what you need is a mini coach and you need loads of people called a production team yeah and of course you need a sound man there he is with a funny hat on most important of all you need some airplane tickets so come on oh also you need a cameraman come on whoa mate come on [Music] but this is no ordinary Art Attack big picture I'm going to attempt a world record now to do it I need a very important art material snow there's none in our country at the moment so off we go to the snow have you got any passports and so check in at the airport and All Aboard flight co35 to Denver Colorado now at this point in time gentlemen do we have an update on the weather from Colorado we haven't received anything since we left London but it was snowing we left it's supposed to be a clearing and these scattered clouds are very cold when we arrive doing this picture in the snow I've got to get it right first time because we're doing it to be messed up on Squishy snow so I've got to do some sketches so I can work out what the picture is going to look like but hopefully it'll look something like this Father Christmas in the snow only on a bigger scale don't forget we're going for the world record so fingers crossed see you down there in Colorado a little later on ah blue skies snow-covered mountains what could be better it looks just like the scene from a Christmas card [Music] well here we are Breckenridge Colorado USA welcome to Good Old America well the flight took about 10 hours we arrived in Denver last night and it took us about three and a half four hours to get here but it was worth it because look at this snow glorious snow it's everywhere I think that Field's gonna be perfect for an art attack big picture this is brilliant but you know the one thing I've got to watch out for that my footprints don't spoil in the picture Breckenridge was once an old Goldman in cowboy town but now they've discovered a different type of riches white gold snow every year millions of scares flock to these beautiful powder-covered slopes you never know who you may bump into now Breckenridge is in the heart of the Rocky Mountains and even today it retains The Charmed Wild West I'm here during the Thanksgiving weekend where all kinds of celebrations and activities take place like this balloon festival there's also many Street parties but we're here to work first we have to build a wooden roadway to park the crane off we have to lay it right up to the edge of this field where I'll be doing my big picture and then on comes the crane now a crane is a vital part of one of my big pictures we've got a camera on the frame to give you a bird's eye view of the picture so just timed for some last minute checks on the details of my picture [Music] already and then off goes the cameraman up goes the camera up goes the crane we're just about ready meanwhile back in Colorado let's go for a world record okay [Music] dude thank you [Music] foreign [Music] thank you how's it looking great I'd say oh that smell Works brilliantly doesn't it that's it if it starts to melts I'll have to take it off though [Music] thank you [Music] yes he's here now okay hi yeah yeah I finished it yeah we've done it it's the world record [Music] [Applause] we haven't finished yet what we need is a Christmas clown and here I am [Music] foreign well that's it a few Christmasy ideas for you try them yourself and I'll see you in January for a brand new series of Art Attack but until then have a crack of Christmas [Music] thank you [Music] foreign [Music]
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