LEGO stories

 
Way back when in 100 BC, Greek engineers developed a machine called the Antikythera mechanism that allowed them to predict celestial going-ons such as solar eclipses. Turns out it was pretty accurate, though it was lost at sea for a good 2,000 years. Now, one man has created a faithful replica of the thing using only Legos.
 
Excitebike is a classic NES game, one of my all time favorites. Despite it being relatively simple, the addition of a course editor added hours upon hours of replay value. You know what other toy allowed be to use my imagination to build anything I wanted? Lego bricks. So you can imagine how much I love this Lego Excitebike.
 
Playing with regular Lego is fine for little kids, but once you've grown up most people want their toys to be life-sized. Still, the owner of this car didn't want to give up his childhood passion, so he built a fully driveable car from giant Lego blocks.

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