This is the LEGO Star Wars Mos Eisley Cantina playset dropping October 1st for a cool $350. The 3,187-piece playset includes a hinge-opening Mos Eisley Cantina along with removeable roof, 21 minifigs (seven unique to the set, three with unique molded elements), a V-35 Landspeeder, Dewback, AND MORE. “Like what?”

This is a video of hardware hacker and Twitter user @r1ckp (sweet Penfold profile pic, btw) demonstrating the new interactive LEGO Super Mario toy that he modded to function as a controller to play the original Super Mario Bros., including the ability to shoot fireballs and go down warp pipes

Presumably to help protect parents’ feet from rogue LEGO bricks, these are the LEGO x Adidas A-ZX 8000, which sounds like a rather unusual name for a pair of LEGO sneakers. They’ll cost $130 when they’re released on September 25th, and I’m not convinced I’ll actually be able to stick

This is a video from the Brick Experiment Channel of the creation of increasingly larger LEGO powered water vortices, ending with one that’s so powerful there’s hardly any water in the bottom of the bucket as the vortex spins. Now that is powerful. Now I hate to point any fingers,

This is the 1:1 scale LEGO Les Paul Gibson guitar with classic sunburst finish constructed by builder morimorilego using a variety of very creative techniques. Some more info while I air-guitar so hard I sprain my back then complain about it for weeks: The body is decked out in layers

Seen here 100% looking like the sort of child that would stick LEGO pieces up his nose (it takes one to know one), 7-year old Sameer Anwar recently blew a LEGO minifig hand out of his nose after it had been up there for TWO YEARS following Sameer proving that,

This is a timelapse video from Argentinian 3-D printer manufacturer Trideo using their ~$40,000 Big-T industrial 3-D printer to create a 1 meter (~39-inch) tall castle model. The Big-T (not to be confused with Big-D, a personal nickname I’ve been fruitlessly trying to make stick for years) can print objects

This is a three part video series from the folks at Fuzzy Dice Pastimes of the crew shooting a bunch of plastic Airsoft gun replicas with the closest real-life version of the guns they could get their hands on (at least for the first two videos, the last is kind