Lighting for LEGO
Commercial microlight systems for LEGO projects. Lifelites [via]
Commercial microlight systems for LEGO projects. Lifelites [via]
Yes, this is another drum machine, but I couldn’t help myself. This one listens and repeats the rhythm that the user plays. The whole thing is made from a Lego NXT and what appears to be Lollypops for mallets? More about the Lego NXT robot drum machine Related: The Drum machine robot
Gary’s clever zoetrope design uses an LED flash controller and motor-driven turntable in order to remake a design he admired – In Jan 2008 I saw a 3D Zoetrope that was built by Pixar for a NYC MOMA exhibition (see http://www.navone.org/blogger/2006/07/pixar-zoetrope.html). It is amazing and I decided I could probably build a small version of […]
Lifelites – tiny lights for LEGO models via Boing Boing Gadgets. Here’s what the founder has to say about them… Hi, I’m Rob and I’m addicted to LEGOรยฎ products, little blinking lights, and caffeine. It all started back around, oh, when I was 3, but let’s fast forward a bit shall we? In 2002 I […]
This colorful Wii Zapper mixes all of your old Legos together to encase the Nintendo controller in old school glory. Although this might make playing Wii Tennis a bit more dangerous to bystanders, it’s pretty cool to give your Wii a suit of plastic armor to enhance your collection of sword fighting games. A cheap […]
Via Geekdad, a LEGO version of the Discovery from 2001 Space odyssey LDraw construction information included. Each pod bay door is held with magnets, nice touch! Related: Stargate: LEGO. HOW TO – Build a LEGO geodesic dome.
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