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Cuusoo is an awesome idea from LEGO that lets enthusiasts submit ideas for future LEGO sets. The community votes on concepts and popular submissions then get officially reviewed by the LEGO development team.
I cam across this through Gizmodo’s article on the Back to the Future sets, which I’ll definitely be looking to get should they become a reality.
http://delorean.com/2011/10/electric-delorean/
The DeLorean Motor Company has announced they’ll be producing an all-electric version of the classic DeLorean for release in 2013. Great Scott!
I better start saving now. Hopefully my future self will visit and give me a copy of Gray’s Sports Almanac to help with the finances.
A particularly nice touch is the built-in iPhone dock. Perfect for use with the Flux Capacitor app.
(via autoblog)
1:18 scale Delorean external 500 GB hard drive from Flash Rods
Perfect for my Mac’s Time Machine.
Just because I may want to refer to these when I build my own someday… :)
(from Profiles in History)
The most technically accurate reproduction of the iconic DeLorean Time Machine from Back to the Future ever built
If only I had a spare $120,000 lying around…
(via Cinematical)
Power laces will be a reality by 2015. Hoverboards and flying cars are in the works too. Now we just need 15 more Jaws films.
http://www.cinematical.com/2010/07/06/back-to-the-future-ii-power-laces-finally-exist/
Yet another Back to the Future item: make your own power laces!
We still have a good five years before they progress to the point we see them in the movie. Because it’s a documentary, you know.
A thorough analysis of the various timelines in the Back to the Future series.
I just watched Back to the Future Part II last week, and commented on this very phenomenon.
(via Andrew Sullivan)
