Big ups to the Orisue Crew! Lookin’ good as always…

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Need to get my hands on some of those button-ups.

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This is so fucking badass! This is my favorite Batmobile (Michael Keaton) out of all the movies. The ones after (Kilmer, Clooney) are pretty ehh… then Wayne Enterprises had to get all Tonka wit it (Bale).

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SPEECHLESS.

I love the buildup throughout the entire video and the detail towards the end… mannn. Right when you think its done… it just keeps getting better. 420 hours down to 3 minutes.

Robert Burden, you deserve that beer.

Check out more of Robert’s artwork at www.robertburden.net

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I think Tish will like this…

Look, we admit it: Honda’s U3-X unicycle gave us a bit of a chuckle when we first peeped the video last week. Now look at this, just look at it! Not only does the Honda EV-N Concept steal all the best retro styling from the classic Fiat 500 (or Honda 600 closer to home), it also integrates the miniscule U3-X electric transporter directly into its passenger door frame — adding an additional 22-pounds, at least, in the process. Oh, and this little guy’s electric with a solar roof panel. The EV-N will makes its debut at the Tokyo Motor Show next month where we hope to give it a great big hug just for showing up. A few more pics after the break, fully gallery just beyond that read link.

… and I get the unicycle (score!!!)

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Releasing next month as part of G-SHOCK’s 2009 October releases are a two-pack of GLS-5600Ls. The watch’s construction looks similar to the iconic DW-5600 with the added benefit of increased weatherproofing over other iterations of the 5600. The watch’s revamped construction allows for use in conditions up to －20 °C (approximately 68°F). Available next month at select G-SHOCK retailers.

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These are pretty detailed Lego guys! Legos, till this day, are still fun to play with.

CubeDude Lego Icons…

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Check out this breakfast making machine. Its not perfect as you will soon see and there seems to be some dependence on human beings which totally kills the “ooo-la-la” factor. I just wanted to point out that the coffee looks horrible… despite how one team member reacts BUT the jam applicator is pretty tight!

Video is not in English… but its not hard to figure out what’s going on. If they make this machine smaller (like countertop smaller), totally self-sufficent, and add bacon… I’d BUY.

Source: Gizmodo

Having already score points with their new range of accessory items, Krew kick off the Holiday season a bit early with the release of their Phantom Watch lineup. The tonal timepieces feature a wealth of details, including: Matte Polycarbonate Plastic Case, Strap, Crown, and Moveable Top Ring, Matte Dial with Tonal Gloss Markings and Hands with Lum, Hidden Stainless Steel Butterfly Clap and Caseback, Three Hand Japanese Quartz Movement, and 3 ATM Water Resistance. Retailing for only $50 USD, six different colorways are now available exclusively through Factory 413.

Source: Hypebeast

Gotta give it up to Microsoft this time… Courier (Microsoft’s tablet/touchscreen organizer) looks MIGHTY IMPRESSIVE. I like how they used NSW for the demo. Redmond has shown its cards… Apple, your turn.

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Source: Mashable, Gizmodo

Sucks to be a bird in this picture… especially if you’re one of the 200 that got stuck in the turbines. Germania 1, Birds 0.

See those black bits scattered around this Boeing? It’s just part of a massive flock of starlings hitting its fuselage and engine as it was taking off at 200mph. About two hundred birds were sucked into the turbine.

According to the photographer, Juergen Kienast, the sound of the engine as it sucked the birds was defeaning:

The pitch of the engine said it all. It was like sticking a bit of metal pipe into a blender.

Unlike the Hudson River Airbus, however, the crew and passengers got lucky: They didn’t have to do any crash landing. The birds weren’t that lucky, however, some splattering against the fuselage, others getting blended into a starling purée. Sad, but better them than the 80 people on board.

Source: Gizmodo