In what is arguably the most sensical toy release in recent history, LEGO has announced an official Transformers build set featuring Optimus Prime that actually transforms from semi truck to humanoid form. The $169 set will be released June 1st and feature 1,508 pieces, including ion blaster, Autobot Matrix of

This is a short video of a Corvette owner who’s apparently unaware where exactly the camera is while taking selfies showing off the angel that his own little angel of a daughter lovingly Dremeled into the driver side door of his new Corvette. Was she allowed to draw the angel,

This is a video demonstration and build discussion of the LEGO Flip Walker constructed by LEGO fanatic JK Brickworks after being inspired by a rare 1980’s Bandai model that moved using the same technique. Pretty neat. I wish I was clever enough to design stuff like this, but as it

These are several shots of a clear plastic inflatable looking chair that isn’t designed to be filled with your labored breath and spittle — oh no, it’s designed for filling WITH STUFFED ANIMALS. Or maybe it’s just an inflatable chair somebody repurposed, I really don’t know because I just stumbled

This is ‘Three Ways Of Melting A Chocolate Bunny’, a short art film by Lernert & Sander featuring three hollow chocolate bunnies being melted. The first goes up against a clothes iron, the second a heat lamp, and the last a blow dryer. Now I’m not suggesting Lenert & Sander

This is a very satisfying/relaxing ASMR video of Youtuber WUZU Clay constructing a Minecraft underwater ocean monument diorama out of polymer clay and clear resin. I fell asleep several times watching it. Soooooo relaxing. Now my legs are asleep and I’m afraid to stand up because I might hit my

This is an absolutely stunning (I love nature) timelapse of various species of Echinopsis cacti displaying their brief annual blooms, most of which last only a single night. Very cool. Me? I’m more into tropical plants and bromeliads, but running in plant circles I know a lot of cactus people

This is a ten minute video of two handymen sweeping trash in the shape of clock hands in order to indicate the time. The concept was created by Dutch artist Martin Baas as a continuation of his ‘Real Time’ series (the first of which you might have seen before that