Lego Scooby-Doo! Mystery Plane Adventures Set #75901, 128 pieces. Found USA retail, Toys R Us $21.99. In this episode of Middle Earth MOCs, we explore impressive MOCs for LEGO LOTR, featuring iconic ...

Many of us will have spent countless hours building fantastical creations out of coloured plastic Lego bricks, while others may have tried to fold the perfect paper plane. Now there is a machine ...

Get ready to unbox and build the thrilling Lego City Race Plane Set! This exciting set allows you to create your own high-speed race plane and take it for a spin through the skies.

Making a paper airplane that actually flies demands its own set of skills. Creating a robot out of Lego pieces to handle the task is something else, and genius Arthur Sacek was just the man for ...

We’ve covered Arthur Sacek’s brilliant Lego creations before, but none have been as wonderfully complicated as this machine that turns a single piece of paper into a folded airplane.

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A motor failure resulted in a devastating crash for the original version of Adam’s Lego-inspired plane. But he’s since ... newsletters and submit your email to upgrade your inbox.

But I’d definitely want this mesmerizing invention, a paper airplane “factory” that assembles flying devices for you. And it’s all made of Lego bricks that do all the hard work for you.

It took 32 master builders more than five million LEGO bricks and took 17,000 hours to put together the full-scale replica of the Star Wars fighter. The LEGO X-Wing is the largest Lego model in ...

If something is worth doing, it's worth overdoing. At least, that's what I assume minds behind this LEGO paper airplane machine think. This automated assembly line can not only take a flat piece ...

If you want to be a pilot, the LEGO plane piece lets us take to the skies. As you get older, though, your imagination just might not be enough. The plane looks cool, but if you throw it ...

This is not the case with Peter Sripol’s LEGO airplane however, because it can fly! Kind of! Sploid picked up on the video posted above, which details Sripol’s heroic, Howard Hughesian quest ...