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more about #clonewars Michael Interbartolo III: impressive but the scale of the MTT is wrong, since a C-9979 is capable of Delivering 114 AATs, 11 MTTs and 24 troop sleds from orbit to a planetary s... more » Kaiser-Machead: Always love big LEGO build efforts, but these days I'm more fascinated by recreations of other scifi craft, like the Vipers from BSG, the Aliens Sulac... more » WB: The most (and perhaps only) impressive thing is that it appears to be built to LEGO mini-fig scale. (What scale is that? 1:36?) more » UrIt: i want to see pictures of the people that make these. i'm doing a study to see if they fit the Geektastic mold or if they're really normal people with... more » SEJerome: What kind of spaceship? The title doesn't say, and nobody cares, because it's from the prequels. Jesus, man, at least waste your time making a couch-... more » Hello Mister Walrus: As impressed as I am with this effort, I find it difficult to believe that someone actually likes the new Star Wars enough to make this. more » Monk E. Rotica: Never. Ever. EVER getting laid. EVER. more » -
#lego
Lego Star Wars Spaceship Bigger Than My Sofa Can Probably Invade Earth
A guy by the nickname of roholbro has spent a kajillion hours and bricks completing this huge reproduction of an Star Wars' Separatist Landing Craft, which can hold a whooping one hundred minifigs. One. Hundred. More » -
#clonewars
Psystar Sells Mac Clone, Becomes Son of Daystar
Once upon a time, back when most Apple fanboys were still playing with Mr. Potato, a guy called Gil Amelio had the idea of licensing the Mac to clone manufacturers like Motorola and DayStar—a great move that further kicked the company into the ground, making it bleed like a God of War monster and sending its sorry market share into the pits of Hell. And then, the Second Coming happened: Amelio brought Steve Jobs—perhaps his only good move at Cupertino—and after kicking Gil out, His Steveness axed the clones, for it was a really silly idea. Today, the zombies are back: a company called Psystar has announced the $399.99 OpenMac, a Mac clone that allegedly runs Leopard without modification: More » -
#toyfair2008
C3PO, Indiana Jones, Clone Wars Trooper Life-Size Lego Models Are Awesomely Huge
We just spotted these great, life-sized Lego models of Indiana Jones, C3PO and a Clone Wars Trooper at the annual Toy Fair. We asked how many Lego bricks it took to construct each one, but were told that it was "a big secret." We couldn't care less, they look amazing, and we desperately need some new office furnishings to brighten up the place. Unfortunately, these are just show pieces, and those hoping for a gigantic Indiana Jones Lego pack will have to make do with these (movie spoiler) kits instead. Clone Wars fans get some smaller Lego-loving, too, but we want them so bad, we're going to try and smuggle the life-size models out. Stay tuned for news on the covert operation. Checkout the gallery for a ton of awesome images.
