London might be cold, grey, wet and miserable. But at least it has a giant Lego Christmas tree to cheer up its inhabitants.
For those tired of traditional Christmas trees – their prickly needles, their tiresome ornaments, their limited lifespans – there’s another way! The Tannenboing, which bills itself as the “modern, sustainable” Christmas tree, is low on upkeep but high on surreal futuristic style.
Christmas trees – fun, but FLAMMABLE. And you have to chop them down, destroying part of mother earth’s bounty. Wouldn’t it be nicer to make an adorable one out of Legos instead? Powerpig’s awesome holiday model series continues.
This Instructables is slightly too late for Christmas, but it’s so damn cool that you’ll want to start your project now. Basically, you take a Tesla Pump (yeah, that Tesla), and use it to swirl liquids around in a pipe.
A working cable car would be just the thing to help your modified action figure ornaments travel up the Christmas tree. I mean, the tree is like Everest to them.
This is a video that I can’t even describe with the usual oh-whoa-wow-look-at-this sort of excitement, because it just plain scares me. It shows how a Christmas tree can burn down an entire room in less than a minute.
ZOMG! This Christmas tree! It’s just… floating! How in the love of Santa Christ did they do that?! Oh, I see, they just hung it from the top.
