And we’re back with our ninth installment of Your Comments. Here are our favorites from the past week, from Make: Online, our Facebook page, and Twitter. Alan wondered if the Current electric motor scooters were being reinvented: While visiting China a few years ago, I noticed that about every fifth vehicle passing me on the […]
This week in the CRAFT Flickr pool we saw: Guppy the Catopus! by loveandasandwich, Cupcake stockings by São Longuinho, Crochet Hair Dryer by skymagenta, and sun by pushok1983.
These Star Wars cupcakes from Flickr user lclllc look almost too good to eat. By far, my favorite has to be the Tusken Raider. [via Nerdstink]
It used to be that if you wanted anything other than “stock” miniatures for your games, you had to laboriously customize or scratch-build each unit by hand. Now, if you can use Blender, you can design, pose, and print your army and have them shipped to you, ready to paint.
Print and fold all your favorite Dr. Who characters and icons with this massive collection of fan art from deviantart user, CyberDrone. [via Bonnie Burton]
Check out this great behind-the-scenes look at video game retailer GameStop’s massive refurbishment facility in Grapevine, TX. The market for used games and gear is huge and GameStop’s operation looks to be quite extensive.
Usually found on custom cars and sporting goods, the carbon fiber look is easily achieved with adequate funds and plenty of time. For about $8 XDA member My_Name_Is_Neo wrapped a Nexus One in a custom carbon fiber skin.
