Large Format LEGO Camera

Dubbed the Legotron Mark I, Cary Norton created this fully-functioning LEGO camera. Equipped with a 127mm lens, the LEGO camera shoots 4x5 plates. I like that it's a hodgepodge of random, colorful bricks. I'd get a similar selection if I raided the box of LEGO bricks in my mom's attic. Although, a majority of them would be yellow from this castle set. That thing seemed huge when I was a wee lad.

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Lego Sequencer

Designer Yoshi Akai made this 3 channel, 8 step sequencer with Legos and steampunk styled metal hardware. Adding the Lego blocks makes sounds and beats. Different sounds are also created from different colored bricks. Naturally, as with all Legos, you'll want to build your structures taller. When you stack the blocks higher and higher, it makes the sounds more complex.

Not sure why he had Mickey Mouse do the demo.

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Lego Star Wars Foosball Table

This Star Wars foosball table is made entirely out of legos. Lego figures were even used as the foosmen. The best part of the creation... it's actually playable. Very cool. The only thing we would've done differently would be the addition of a Death Star ball.

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World's Largest Lego Mario

Made with over 40,000 Legos, this Mario stands 5 feet 9 inches and weighs 110 pounds. Just in case you decided you can't live without your very own Lego plumber, this one is for sale on Ebay.

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