Looking For a Creative Christmas Gift Idea for homeowners who have it all already? The Little Brick Lane store on Etsy makes custom scale Lego home models of houses and they're pretty much perfect. As you would probably guess, they are fairly expensive with prices ranging from about $1,000 to $4,000.
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Lego my Eggo! Lego are one of the world's most successful toys, and probably a big reason behind games like Minecraft. Building blocks that allowed us to build fantastic scenes and epic battles that kept us occupied for hours. So take a trip back to childhood, or your basement now, and enjoy these hilarious lego memes puns and jokes.
The bizarre toy collection was launched by Vienna Funeral Museum and showcases 300 funeral items such as death masks, coffins and hearses designed to make "the topic of death approachable for children". It is located on the grounds of Vienna's Central Cemetery, one of the largest cemeteries in the world with over 330,000 graves and tombs spread over 590 acres in the Simmering suburb of the Austrian capital. The LEGO sets were presented with the Vienna State Association for Psychotherapy. One set includes a crematorium furnace and a LEGO figure holding an urn while another features a grave digger and a headstone. Other figures represent a bereaved family, the recently deceased and a skeleton. Quite morbid...
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Meet Women of NASA: a brand new LEGO line inspired by designer Maia Weinstock's proposal on LEGO Ideas, a crowd sourcing LEGO platform which gives everyday people like you and me the chance to share their LEGO creations and pitch potential future lines and designs. The line of mini figures is set to launch next month and will feature four predominant women in space exploration history, including astronauts Sally Ride and Mae Jemison, astronomer Nancy Grace Roman, and computer scientist Margaret Hamilton, and three LEGO builds which recreate the settings in which these women worked — and made their mark on space history.
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The massive house in the town of Billund, Denmark, invites brick enthusiasts to live their wildest LEGO dreams in a sea of colorful bricks. The modular design of the multi-level building mimics the function of the famous toy bricks. Designed by architect Bjarke Ingels, the house features 21 interlocking cube structures which are held together by a keystone piece on top. Essentially, this is basic LEGO construction on a much bigger scale. Guests are encouraged to explore the colorful terraces, climb on playgrounds, or get lost in a sea of bricks. Learn more about the house via the LEGO website. Via: So bad So good
