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LEGO Nintendo DSi
This gigantic LEGO Nintendo DSi was shown at the Nintendo World Store at Rockefeller Center in New York City. It is made of 51, 324 LEGO bricks. View more pictures and Watch the sculpture come together (45 seconds) video
[via LikeCOOL and Sean Kenney Website]
Tags: games, lego, lego nxt, nintendo, nintendo dsi, nintendo emulator, nintendo games, nintendo power. nintendogs, nintendo roms xbox, nintendo wifi, play, playstation, sculpture, toy
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LEGO Star Wars Watch series
March 10, 2010 - 10:20 pm
Tags: LEGO Star Wars Watch series, Star Wars, toy, watch
Posted in Star Wars | No comments
I’m sure Star Wars fan would like to have all these. It is the LEGO Star Wars Watch series. Choose from R2-D2, Han Solo, Vader, Obi Wan and many more. Available now at $21.99 onwards.
[TechFresh]
Avatar Battle Helicopter in LEGO
March 1, 2010 - 9:47 pm
Tags: avatar, helicopter, lego
Posted in Toys | No comments
This LEGO Avatar Helicopter comes with a openable door and spinable propellers. Video after the jump.
[LikeCool]
NES Dress Halloween Costume
February 3, 2010 - 11:09 pm
Tags: controller, dress, game console, NES, NES Dress Halloween Costume, nintendo
Posted in Gaming | No comments
Liz made herself a sexy NES controller dress for a video game-themed Halloween party.
[LikeCool]
Peter Rolfe’s Sculptural Furniture
January 27, 2010 - 8:09 pm
Tags: cupboard, Design, drawer, furniture, hobby, sculpture
Posted in Design | No comments
This sexy sculpture furniture is created by Peter Rolfe. It has a drawers at the front and back. Made of Birch Ply with Oak Drawers and Cedar Drawer Bottoms.
Peter: My current work is heavily influenced by nature, using shapes that we all recognize but would not be traditionally thought of as furniture forms.
More pictures after [...]
14-foot Optimus Prime
January 26, 2010 - 8:35 pm
Tags: garage, hobby, junk, metal, optimus prime, prime, sculpture, wheels
Posted in Robotic | No comments
A Transformers fan from Taiwan has built a 14-foot Optimus Prime with useless items he found in his garage. This project has taken him two weeks to complete. Video after the jump.
This 14-foot Optimus Prime replica has a chest made from some old house windows, a back that has been fashioned from old TV roof [...]
Something seems to be missing
January 25, 2010 - 11:26 pm
Tags: missing, parts, robot, toy
Posted in photography | 2 comments
Can someone tell me what robot this is? Looks familiar, is it maskman or flashman. Photo by By Adam Voorhes.
[LikeCool]
PSP Go disassembled in a Stop Motion Animation Video
January 23, 2010 - 9:41 pm
Tags: playstation, psp, psp go, psp go disassemble
Posted in Gaming | No comments
TechRestore is showing a stop motion animation video of a PSP Go disassembly. At the end of the video, you can see a fast playback of restoring the PSP Go. Very cool, video after the jump.
[Engadget]
The Coolest Motorcycle Helmets Ever
January 18, 2010 - 10:31 pm
Tags: cover, full face, games, hat, helmet, superhero, Toys
Posted in Design | No comments
Do you have a special designed helmet for your motorcycle? Check out these, here we have the coolest helmet ever – we have the Spiderman above, followed by Gundam, Halo, Iron Man, Boba Fett and The Hulk after the jump.
[Techeblog]
LEGO iPhone App
January 15, 2010 - 1:59 am
Tags: app, iphone, iphone app, iphone lego, leg, toy
Posted in Apple's Products, Freebies, Toys | No comments
LEGO has officially announced an iPhone app. This LEGO iPhone will convert your images into 1×1 lego mosaics and you can choose from many colors. It can be saved or shared through phone. Get a copy for your iPhone at iTunes.
[via Woohome]
LEGO KITCHEN
Designed by Munchausen – a duo formed by Parisian designers Simon Pillard and Philippe Rosetti. They customized a basic IKEA kitchen island bar and get a week to covered it up with more than 20,000 Lego pieces. More pictures after the jump.
[via CyanaTrendland]
