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money can buy you a lot of objects of your desire, but one thing that it probably can’t buy is this awe-inspiring, 400,000-piece LEGO Hogwarts custom by LEGO enthusiast and mother of two, Alice Finch. the project started way back in 2011 and it took Alice a good one year and loads of money to complete.
the most immediate hurdle for aspiring axe shredder is tuning. tuning your guitar is an eternal frustration that won’t go away until you develop the ear for it. until then, your best bet would be your pro-shredding pals, or you could get a KORG Headtune Clip-On Tuner to save yourself the trouble and frustration. available for guitar, bass, as well as ukulele
unbeknownst to some, paper-made representations of real world products is kind of a taboo thing to traditional Chinese culture (hint: burning) and therefore it is not something any living would love to share their mortal home with. and that’s partly why we never post any of these paper-made rep stuff. we didn’t think they look nice anyway – until now.
wrist watch with unconventional time telling is not new in the ‘commoner’s’ market but for the elite (read: super rich) domain, we hardly come across one that offers novel way of time telling – extravagant, yes, but certainly not out-of-this-world time as far as time telling is concerned. The Spacecraft by RJ-Romain Jerome stands out as one luxury time piece
who isn’t thrill about 3D printing? i guess most of us do but the price and the need for tinkering with special software to get started with 3D printing kind of drench the thrill. however, things are set to change with the 3Doodler, a 3D printing pen that uses the same heated extrusion head found on a 3D printer and incorporates it into a pen-like device
we said it before and we are going to say it again: not everything we featured here is to tempt you to part with your money. there are times when we kicked and stumbled upon stuff that makes us go ‘wow’ and that’s when money-can’t-buy-stuff gets featured here. the LEGO Ghostbusters Headquarters by Orion Pax
no. what you see at the midsole of this Adidas Energy Boost Running Shoes is not styrofoam. it just happens to look like it and in fact, it happens to be the opposite: the Boost, as it is known, is a revolutionary cushioning system that provides the highest energy return to the wearer, thereby giving the athlete the added boost necessary for him or her to push ahead of everyone else
if you perceive Air Hogs as a kid’s toy, then there’s a good chance that the new Air Hogs Elite Helix X4 Radio Control Quadcopter might change your perception. make no mistake here. the Elite Helix X4 is not an infrared-control two (or three, at best) channel flying toy that your five-year old nephew runs around with.
the season three of the The Walking Dead is still on going, but that doesn’t stop AMC from going ahead and collaborate with action figures maker, McFarlane to come up with this special Blu-ray case for the imminent Season Three collection. this super cool case features a replica of the Governor’s aquarium
and we thought the Hasbro Transformers Constructicon Devastator was huge but apparently it is now being dwarfed by the new grandaddy of the Transformers: the Hasbro Transformers Metroplex. standing a mega-sized two-feet tall, this metal beast (figuratively speaking, of course. it is still made of hard plastic parts) is officially the tallest, if not the biggest, Transformers yet.
Kre-O, a direct competition to LEGO, may not have as rich of a history as the near century old Danish toy company but it sure knows how to grab licenses (thanks in part to its parent company Hasbro) to draw attentions from children and grown ups alike. perhaps their brick-based G.I Joe and Transformer toys