Wicked LEGO War Vehicle Crosses Chasms With Built-In Bridge

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• Wicked LEGO War Vehicle Crosses Chasms With Built-In Bridge
• The World's Tiniest Guns
• Iowa Fireman Hacks Camera to Snap Photographs from Outerspace

Wicked LEGO War Vehicle Crosses Chasms With Built-In Bridge Posted: 31 May 2010 06:00 AM PDT LEGO Technic builder Peer (Mahjqa) Kreuger has constructed the incredible Stilzkin Bridge Launcher, a vehicle modeled after real life ALVBs (Armoured vehicle-launched bridge). It works like this: when approaching a chasm, the Stlizkin deploys a self contained, built-in bridge, crosses, and reattaches. The whole process supposedly only takes less than a minute (!) "The Stilzkin EXT3 Bridge Launch ...more > Continue Reading > Related: How to build a LEGO computer monitor How to make a fully automatic rubber band gun with Legos How to build Lego versions of the Halo weapons How to build and animate a running Lego Mario How to make a Lego boomerang

The World's Tiniest Guns Posted: 31 May 2010 03:00 AM PDT We've seen (and certainly enjoyed) the super cute mini-cannon. For your further enjoyment, here's a selection of more teeny, tiny fully functional weapons. These miniature guns may look adorable, but don't be naive... some pack a wicked punch. The SwissMiniGun Just how much damage can a miniature gun do? At slightly over two inches long, the SwissMiniGun is actually capable of killing someone. ...more > Continue Reading > Related: How to make a super easy and powerful pen gun How to make sharp paper gun bullets for your paper gun How to build a potato gun launcher w/ interchangeable barrels How to make a paper gun/pistol that shoots without blowing How to make a rubber band gun out of chopsticks

Iowa Fireman Hacks Camera to Snap Photographs from Outerspace Posted: 30 May 2010 09:15 AM PDT Iowa firefighter Pete Lilja has modded the software of a Canon powershot to record images of Earth, from as high as 85,000 feet! Lilja's hack requires the following: 1 basic point-and-shoot consumer camera attach camera to a GPS transmitter (+ a phone number just in case the GPS fails) attach the rig to a helium balloon and then launch over the stratosphere a software that enables photo hobbyist ...more > Continue Reading > Related: How to take great photographs How to photograph a fireworks show How to fake UFO photographs How to load a Lomography Diana Plus camera How to photograph Christmas lights

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