I’ll be honest: The combination of geeky awesomeness and organizational brilliance that came together to form this LEGO key holder tutorial from Kate at Mini Eco is kind of blowing my mind. I definitely feel a trip to the LEGO Store coming on. More: How-To: Lego Sewing Machine @Craftzine.com blog World’s First Functioning Lego Greenhouse […]
Lovely work as usual from Matt “Monsterbrick” Armstrong. [via The Brothers Brick]
Debuting at .Farnborough International Airshow, this half-scale Rolls-Royce Trent 1000 jet engine measures close to 2 meters in length and is composed of 152,455 LEGO bricks.
Guido Lorenz built his Lego Step Sequencer at the Advance Hackathon in Cologne. Code here. [via Brothers Brick]
Ray McNamara of Launceston, Tasmania, built this omnidirectional robot using a Lego Mindstorms parts, Technic motors, and is programmed in RobotC. I really love how Ray explains exactly how he designed and programmed his robot! A Holonomic platform is one of the many types of Holonomic drive trains — it can move forward and backward […]
Check out the Brick Challenge Game Show on July 28th-29th. We will be at Maker Faire Detroit in The Henry Ford Museum. The Quiz Show tests your knowledge on Lego with both questions and building games.
Street artist Megz transformed this overpass in Wuppertal Germany into a giant Lego bridge. With full cooperation from the city, the project took about four weeks and is now a local attraction.
