Got six minutes to spare?
Of course you do.
Go full screen and enjoy the fruit of many hours of construction by Scott’s Marble Runs – a lone marble rolls a long, long track starting outside Scott’s house, wending its way inside via multiple twists and turns.
A short by Erin Kim in which a ballerina seeks revenge on the chiropractor she blames for ruining her career.
Tape as an architectural element: safe distancing in Singapore, as chronicled by the Tape-Measures Instagram account.
A really rather excellent darkly comic stop-motion short by Irish director Vincent Gallagher featuring the rivalry between the world’s two oldest men – Frederick and Herman Butterfield – twins born a mere minute apart.
A sleepy short by New York-based filmmaker Daniel Mercadantes featuring animals and humans struggling and ultimately failing to keep their eyes open “because we could all use a good nap from time to time”.
See also: Yawn
Previously: Rainbow Roads
Behold the 1962 Mercedes Benz 300SL Roadster – a less showy convertible version of the classic 300SL ‘Gullwing’.
This vehicle – with the 3.0l inline six engine that made it the performance car of its day – was first purchased in New York by a PanAm pilot, eventually making its way to Europe with its original factory colour, interior, numbers-matching mechanicals and documentation.
Price on request.
Behold: the Mazda RX-10 Vision Longtail – a concept render by Maximilian Schneide of a mid-engined supercar inspired by the legendary 787B Le Mans-winning racer.
The design ‘envisages’ a hybrid 2.3l turbocharged ICE coupled to two electric motors at the front wheels for a combined 1,030bhp and a top speed of 436km/h.
Admittedly, something of a ‘what if’, but still.
