Month: December 2011

The blogosphere has been abuzz, recently, with news that an official Lego Minecraft project may be in the offing, with the cross-pollination of everyone’s favorite real and virtual building blocks possibly producing real-world Minecraft-themed Lego sets in the not-too-distant future. Cool news? Certainly, if you’re into Minecraft, and perhaps, too, if you’re into Lego. But seasoned AFoL’s know that themes come and go, and emerging from the background of the trending Minecraft story is an undercurrent of excitement about LEGO CUUSOO, a free public submitterator-type platform that allows anyone with web access and an e-mail address to create and vote on ideas for new Lego products.

Chris has built an amazing company with a fantastic team, if you’re interested in educational micro-UAVs check out DIY drones, the Make: Kit review and also our previous MAKE issue!

When Utah native Jake Spurlock (pictured above with his little brother Ben) got hired on as MAKE’s web producer, I was super stoked, not just because Jake is a great guy, but because we have another snow addict on our team. Anyone with mad love for snowy mountains is aces in my book. Now when […]

It’s that time of the year again, and we would like to take the opportunity to re-cap what the last year has brought. So here’s the Fritzmas challenge 2011: You show us what you did, and we give you what we did.