Make Your Own 3-D Glasses

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About Make Your Own 3-D Glasses
Want to see The Coke Zero & Mentos Rocket Car in 3-D?  You can get 3-D glasses from our online store – they’re two bucks each or free with any order!  They’ll let you watch this in 3-D on any computer.  Or you can just follow the instructions in this video to make your own!

All you need is a red marker, a blue marker, and a piece of clear plastic like a CD cover.  We recommend new Sharpie markers to get really good, strong colors.  Just color in two rectangles on the plastic, red for the left eye and blue for the right eye.

Hold it up in front of your face (again, red on the left, blue on the right), select “Red/Cyan Glasses” under the 3-D menu (it should select automatically), and enjoy The Coke Zero & Mentos Rocket Car in 3-D!

And for a more stylish look, use some old sunglasses or goggles to make frames for your 3-D glasses.

Credits
Make Your Own 3-D Glasses by EepyBird: Fritz Grobe (the short one) and Stephen Voltz (the tall one). Music by AudioBody.  Filmed in Buckfield, Maine, home of the Oddfellow Theater.  Production assistance by Mike Miclon.

And thanks to Coca-Cola Zero and Mentos for making this possible!

  • http://daringminds.com/make/the-coke-zero-and-mentos-rocket-car/ The Coke Zero and Mentos Rocket Car | Daring Minds.Com

    [...] On their site, they have a 3D version of the video, if you have the glasses (or want to make your own). [...]

  • http://limewedge.net/the-coke-zero-and-mentos-rocket-car The Coke Zero and Mentos Rocket Car | LimeWedge.net

    [...] their site, they have a 3D version of the video, if you have the glasses (or want to make your own). [Credit: [...]

  • http://theextrablog.wordpres.com martin

    wow, you guys rock!

  • http://yahoo.com dan

    yeah right!!!!!!

  • Brooke

    You guys are really awesome. I saved up heaps of money at work (I work at a BP, so it’s not much) then bought all of their mentos and cokes from them. There were 50 bottles of died coke and about 700 mentos. My sister and I had them all spread out around the back yard (which is tiny) and let loose. Unfortunately we forgot to take the washing off the line. And I dropped the camera..so it broked :(

  • Paul

    Totally cool and completely geekozoid. Loved it guys! Keep up the tremendous, excellent work. Cheers.

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