Is there anything that can't be built with Lego? In this earlier post I showed a Difference Engine made out of Lego; this post from last August showed some amazing creations as well. Since last month I have stumbled upon several more rather impressive Lego creations.
First, here is a Rubik's Cube solver made by JP Brown out of Lego:
He also made a machine that solves the Towers of Hanoi puzzle (for up to 5 Lego "disks"):
Next, a functional desk made by Eric Harshbarger out of about 35 thousand Legos:
From the same builder, how about this working Grandfather Clock:
And now this is truly impressive: a 5 meter long aircraft carrier made by Malle Hawking out of 200 thousand Lego pieces:
There were also some rather impressive Lego creations at TechEBlog, but it looks like they are having some server problems right now and I can't get into their site; if they get that problem fixed later today I will probably post some pics from that site as well.
Update: The TechEBlog is back up. Here is a sample of some of the images there:
Han Solo in suspended animation:
a working harpsichord:
a working pinball machine:
Update: I found this immense Lego creation on Wimp.com, a gigantic Lego stadium (click on the link for more images of this behemoth):
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