The Lego artist Nathan Sawaya has spent some time putting together a life-size model of Conan O’Brien in Lego. Pretty impressive piece of work!
Red Headed Man [brickartist.com]
via [MyModernMet.com]
I’ve never heard of a cellphone with a built-in, out-of-the-box, fake call function – but apparently it’s available on a bunch of Samsung phones (including the Samsung Tocco). Pretty hilarious to have it factory made. Sure, there’s a bunch of Android and iPhone fake call apps but pretty far from built-in. They even suggest how to use it, haha:
“You can simulate an incoming call when you want to get out of meetings or unwanted conversations”
I found this image over at The daily what and it’s originally posted at Reddit by pineapplecharm.
The Atari 2600, released back in 1977, is one of the most game consoles – and it’s a true classic. Some guy has spent quite a lot of time making a lamp out of an old dead 2600 and I think it’s quite cool.
Over at ThinkGeek you can get ahold of a classic Atari joystick with a modern USB connector. It works with console and arcade emulators including Stella, VICE and MAME and is compatible both with Mac and PC (no drivers needed). More info inside.
This is a pretty unique gadget. It’s a pair of gloves that works just like if you had a real piano to play with. Just put on the gloves and use any surface as it was a piano. Each finger tip represents a note and the device features 8 different instrument sounds, 8 background rhythms, and 6 built-in demo songs. Pretty neat and the price is $35. More information and images inside.
Smokers are a dying breed of people, but if you need a cool cigarette lighter that can be charged via USB you can pick up a USB cigarette lighter for $19. More photos and info inside.
Check out this guy using his bandsaw. Mad skills!
Via [Toolmonger]
Check out Joe Menos facebook gallery – he has built a nice set of some Angry Birds characters in Lego!
Joe Meno [facebook.com]
via brothers-brick.com
Paul Janssen has spent two years creating a mini replica of the Ohio Stadium. He used over 1 million Legos to finish this 8 by 6 foot masterpiece. Impressive work.
Lego hobbyist spent 2 years building model of stadium [dispatch.com]
via nerdapproved.com
Just stumbled across this cute AT-AT made out of Lego by Louis K. He calls it an ‘All Terrain-Ice Cream Transport‘, hehe.
All Terrain-Ice Cream Transport [flickr.com]
via brothers-brick.com
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