working cello made out of legos
Showing posts with label legos. Show all posts
Showing posts with label legos. Show all posts
Tuesday, September 22, 2009
Monday, August 17, 2009
Friday, May 22, 2009
this rocks

so to speak
Rock the World with Lego Fender Princeton Reverb Amp
Lego building blocks have inspired designers and artists to create things that they could not really create in actuality. Many Lego enthusiasts have just used those awesome blocks to crate anything from Concorde Plane models to detailed resort and hotel plans. Come to think of it, Lego building blocks were meant for children many decades ago. Dave Chatterson has created a cool Lego replica of the famous Fender Princeton Reverb amp. All that he sued were the Lego building block bricks for the body..........
via: walyou
Thursday, May 21, 2009
ohhhhhhhhhhhh myyyyyyyy


we all know about my love o' legos. well now, boing boing gadgets points us to
these frank lloyd wright sets (be still my beating heart)
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...........Brickstructures has added two more models to their series of architectural LEGO microscale models, both designed by Frank Lloyd Wright: The Guggenheim Museum and Falling Water. The Gugg is $55, shipped, within the U.S.; it doesn't actually appear that Falling Water is on sale yet. [via Prairie Mod]...........
Friday, October 31, 2008
those wild and wacky folk at

evil mad scientist
show us how to hack leds into lego minifigures for halloween
(photo from evil mad scientist)
halloween+evil mad scientist+leds+legos=one hell of a wonderful time
Tuesday, September 30, 2008
Sunday, June 8, 2008
oh this is lovely

AND innovative AND FUN
using legos to fill holes in walls
by jan vormann
wonderful. simply wonderful
(shout out to wooster collective)
Labels:
jan vormann,
legos,
wooster collective
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