May 5, 2013

One motor one great contraption

Youtube user 05yattaran has this fantastic example of great ball contraption among othe good videos

May 4, 2013

Magnificent JPS Lotus 72

JPS Lotus 72 by DeTomaso77
JPS Lotus 72, a photo by DeTomaso77 on Flickr.

The ratio detail/scale is just over 9000! ;)

Via Flickr:
The JPS 72 built to go with my JPS Transporter.

The Lotus 72 gained JPS livery in 1972 and with it Emmerson Fittipaldi claimed the World Championship, and came close the following season. With the failure of the Lotus 76, the Lotus 72 had to be used for a futher two seasons before finally retiring.

It turned out to be the most successful Formula 1 car ever with twenty race wins. The Lotus 72 raced for six years! and won three Constructor's Championships. The JPS livery was used in the 1972-75 seasons with the Lotus 72 in D, E and F configurations.

May 3, 2013

From basic LEGO CALENDAR to advanced level calendar!

Another example of how development can improve everything, and LEGO let do it so well


This is Nice Piece Usage

I Built a Car! by 「Ƞicκ C.」
                           I Built a Car!, a photo by 「Ƞicκ C.」 on Flickr.
                    Via Flickr:
                    And to proper minifig scale, as well.

May 2, 2013

Balance maze, Lego can do everything

From the same creator of this sphere, the maze "Labyrinth" assure hours and hours of play and joy!


As usual in Lego creations it is extremely customizable and easily can be everything that you imagination allows.






At this moment its project on CUUSOO has more than 4000 supporters, let's try to do the final sprint! SUPPORT IT!!



We will, we will, BLOCK YOU!

Nice piece usage in all the details.

"We will, we will, BLOCK YOU!" by Ochre Jelly
                                 "We will, we will, BLOCK YOU!", a photo by Ochre Jelly on Flickr.
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Since my larger Mercury model generated the usual deluge of hopelessly optimistic "please post instructions!" requests, I thought I'd meet people half way this time and at least offer a CubeDude version! (instructions to follow)