At 7″ this minifig ain’t exactly mini, but it does make for an interesting flashlight. The flashlight features a dynamo that will generate electricity to charge up the on-board rechargeable batteries. Hopefully you can remove them and recharge them the easy way, because hand cranking would get old really fast.
[via Oh Gizmo]
The F107 Sniper Rifle is without a doubt the coolest Lego project I have seen in a very long time. If you need some inspiration to build your own, watch it lay waste to the carton.
Seriously, the thing looks almost dangerous enough to require registration.
This is without a doubt one of the coolest homemade iPod docks I have seen in a while. There are no special functions and there is no hidden awesomeness, just a robot buddy for your iPod. [Botropolis via Slippery Brick]
I am all for geeky fashion and accessories, but I have to say that these Lego sunglasses are probably one step too many the wrong way. Sure, you might like Lego (I know I do), but do you really need Lego eyewear? If you are interested in buying your own, you will have to live in France.
[Visioninvisible via Craziest Gadgets]
By coupling a Lego Technic Motor with a Jenson Steam Engine and a whole lot of electronic wizardry, Thomas has accomplished the amazing and made a steam generator that powers a USB charger that can charge his iPhone.
Video and a couple more pictures after the jump. (more…)
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