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Tag Archives: build
How to make a gingerbread brownstone
An architecture student writes some highly involved instructions on how to properly build a gingerbread brownstone that won’t collapse. It’s so damn detailed that if you don’t have a stead hand or if you’re just not good at building things … Continue reading
Creating the Toyota Tundra Sportsman
My goodness! Look what they turn this standard Tundra into! The entire back truck bed opens up to reveal…well, everything. This took 88 days to do.
NOWNESS a film by Chanel
Oh the many things you can build with Chanel products. These are the new LEGO’s don’t you know? Thanks Elin!
Horse Cycles bicycle workshop
Horse Cycles in Brooklyn, NY is home to a one-man bike building shop. It’s always nice to see somebody building a frame from scratch. These guys do it just about everyday. [via]
Scott Weaver builds San Francisco out of toothpicks
Artist Scott Weaver used over 100,000 toothpicks over the course of 34 years to make this utterly amazing toothpick sculpture of San Francisco. What’s even more astounding is that the sculpture acts as a miniature tour through the city as … Continue reading