Lee writes in – NCSU College of Design is at World Children’s Festival at the National Mall in Washington DC this weekend (through Monday)… the Art+Design group is putting together flipbooks (custom Flash Applet) and digital comicbooks (Comiclife) for guests using real time color keying ala quasimondo.com. The Lego team is right next door to […]
Fiezi made a 3D scanner using milk, webcam and LEGOs – The Milkscanner is a tool that allows the scanning of objects and creates a Displacement map for use with Moviesandbox or any other 3D App that would allow for displacement mapping. Ingredients: 1 Webcam 1 Tupperware Bowl 3 cups of Milk 1 custom LEGO […]
Brian @ GeekDad shows you how to make your own LEGO ice cube trays, he writes.. – First things first: Making your own Lego ice cube trays is emphatically not cheaper than buying them straight out from from Lego. It is probably more fun, and since I wanted to learn mold-making, it gave me an […]
Simple and easy LEGO fridge magnets, build on top of them for wonderful horizontal LEGO creations! – Link.
CNN has a fun story about artist Nathan Sawaya who makes incredible LEGO sculptures – Link. Related: Lancaster Museum of Art Exhibit Opening – Link.
A few Makers sent in this LEGO key rack and noted it would be a fun (and easy) project to build yourself… – [via] Link.
Daniele Benedettelli made an amazing LEGO Johnny Five, Steve Gutenberg not included… The triangular structure of the treads has been built after precise studies of real Johnny five photos: a pre-production CAD drawing helped this process. An early version of J5 base had the most perfect proportions achievable with Lego gears, using Technic large turntables: […]
