LEGO Bricks And XRay
Have you ever imagined what you get when you xrays a LEGO brick or a minifg? Well Gravitation's medtech friend has been experimenting with it...These are the results:




Have you ever imagined what you get when you xrays a LEGO brick or a minifg? Well Gravitation's medtech friend has been experimenting with it...These are the results:




If you like LEGO and rock music, than this awesome LEGO guitar is perfect game for you!
It is constructed entirely out of Lego pieces. The body, the neck, the headstock, every part of the instrument is made of only Legos. The guitar is playable, but it doesn’t stay in tune very long because of the pressure the strings exert. 




Brad, the guy who built this LEGO guitar, wanted to sell it on e-bay. The starting price was 2500$. Hmmm...maybe a little high price for a LEGO guitar.
Link[Lego Guitar]
Henry Lim built this full-size, working Harpsichord, entirely out of Lego. The strings are the only non-lego parts. You can listen how he playing on it, and watch the video on his site.
Here's a yellow toothbrush.
Here's a blue one.
Put them together and you get......ZEBRA!!!
Source [Brickshelf: LEGO Toothbrush and Zebra]

Here comes Xzibit and his Crew hungry for a new ride, what they can take to pieces.
Let's see what have they done whit this ordinary, nothing special Police Truck.








Via [Pimp My LEGO site].
Cooblades at instructables.com made this great working LEGO tape dispenser out of LEGO pieces. Everything is from that little bricks, even it cuts the tape using a piece of Lego.
Check out the video that explains how it works:
Do you have a favourite Star War minifig? If you have, now you can craft it out of paper...just like origami ;)
Here are some models made by this way...


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I think this is the biggest Super Mario model ever seen in my life. Incredible!
I don't know nothing about the creator, so if you can help me, make a comment ; )
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If you too lazy to fold toilet paper manually while you are sitting on the toilet, I have found something that will solve you this problem. It's a Toilet Paper Folder prototype made out LEGOs by some guys at the UC Berkeley School.
Here is what they wrote about their work:Its made of lego mindstorms, scissors, and some scrap metal. With all things considered, I think it turned out alright. Not only does it fold your paper for you, it also cuts it. It would be the perfect accessory for a fancy, high-tech, Japanese bathroom!
Spice up your computer with this big LEGO brick. It's not an ordinary LEGO brick, it's a special one!
It includes a 300GB 7200RPM drive and a high-speed USB interface. If you have more than one, then you can stack them just like the real Legos. It's available in red, blue and white. Perfect solution for Lego Maniacs ;)...[Link]
This Skeleton boy makes me smile : )))
It looks like he enjoys posing for the camera. Check out the pictures and you will know what I mean ; )
If you know something about the creator, please post it in the comments.





What can we do with LEGO blocks? For example we can build a salt n' pepper shaker... Just like designer Joel Hesselgren. He put together this shaker using only LEGOs.
The salt is in the white coloumn, the pepper is in the black. With the red block you can control what you want to use salt, pepper or both.

Via [Klocki] and Joel Hesselgren.
One day Mike and Jarvis come up with an idea... They constructed the Remote Control Reggae. Of course, they used LEGO bricks ; )
They created three LEGO robotic fingers which can simulate the left-handed movements of a ukelele player and also a stumming device that simulates the rihgt-hand motion.
And here is the result, The Remote Control Reggae that plays the melodies of "Stir It Up", "Trenchtown Rock" or "Rivers Of Babylon" from Bob Marley.
Via [J-Walk]
Anders, a LEGO fan, built this fully functional pinball machine out of LEGO bricks.
The program besides keeping track of the score, also generates a high score list. If you are good and make it into the top three, you can enter your name using the buttons on the RCX...