A refurbished, customised 1979 Toyota FJ40 Land Cruiser.
At the time, Toyota didn’t make a matte black special edition of the world’s favourite all-terrain workhorse, but this 3.9l short wheelbase 4×4 (repainted and refitted inside and out) is probably what it would have looked like.
Currently selling for $40k+.
Conceptual art for two 14 acre Star Wars theme parks simultaneously under construction at both Disneyland in Anaheim and Disney’s Hollywood Studios in Florida.
Attractions include a recreation of the Cantina from A New Hope, a Millenium Falcon piloting ride and an immersive First Order versus Resistance ‘experience’.
‘Masterpieces Never Sleep’ – a classical merchandising concept for the Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam by Belarussian designer Lesha Limonov.
*shudder*
Why pay over €700 for a pair of Nike Back To The Future II ‘Self-Lacing’ Runners?
Why not build your own with LEGO and a glue gun?
Well, this is why.
In fairness, maker Vimal Patel admits:
This was a quick experiment into combining LEGO with other materials. To build on the shoe, I used a dremel and a hot glue gun to fix a few LEGO connection points. From there, it was straightforward to experiment with different designs and test their functionality. It works reasonably well, but I’m sure it can be done much better with a bit of effort.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l8L38t3Ch44
The two-seater all-electric coupé Renault Trezor – just voted Most Beautiful Concept Car of 2016 at the 2017 Festival International De l’Automobile.
Le phwooaar.
Quite frankly.
Fictional offices lovingly recreated as detailed, zoomable 3D floorplans by Drawbotics.
More here.
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An extremely rare, pristine 1953 Fiat 8V Supersonic: one of only 15 with coachwork by the legendary Giovanni Savonuzzi of Carrozzeria Ghia.
Completely reconditioned from the ground up, Courcourse-ready and up for auction at Sotheby’s. Yours for at least $1.8 million.
A rather fetching Nazi-referencing logo for Donald Trump created by renowned American industrial designer Tucker Viemeister in April of last year (before Trump won the official Republican party nomination).
Meanwhile…
‘Bedtime Reading’ by Matt Haig.
