You can now make your own custom pinball machine out of a cardboard kit from the Cardboard Teck Instantute. The PinBox 3000 let’s you cut-up, design and build a mini-pinball machine. The kit takes about 45-90 minutes to assemble.
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You can now make your own custom pinball machine out of a cardboard kit from the Cardboard Teck Instantute. The PinBox 3000 let’s you cut-up, design and build a mini-pinball machine. The kit takes about 45-90 minutes to assemble.
Building your own PC can be tough for non-geeks or non-technical people. Well, now kids all of ages can build their own DIY computer in about 20 minutes and learn programing and coding in a fun and easy way with Kano. The London agency MAP Project Office teamed up Kano founders Alex Klein and Yonatan Raz-Fridman to build these cheap computer kits.
Instead of getting your kids those old-fashion alphabet blocks, why not buy these Mad Science Alphabet Blocks from Xylocopa? You can now teach them Bioengineering and Nanotechnology through these alphabet blocks!
A great sing-a-long song for the whole family with Sesame Street’s Count Von Count. Let’s count everybody!
I told my son that he was getting a laptop for his birthday this year and he got pretty excited. Although, I can’t wait to see the look on his face when he opens up the box and sees this laptop inside. This i-Wood Laptop, designed by Bea Seggering & Donkey Creative Lab, should give him endless hours of fun and where the only limit is his imagination. Not exactly sure how he’s going to download his League of Legends onto this but the most important thing is that Daddy kept his promises. A word of warning, this is intended for kids who are at least 3 years old and, if he or she is older, make sure the kid has a good sense of humor. Also, never try this on your spouse, or else she won’t be your spouse for too long afterwards.
MSRP: $61.00USD
For more details on this i-Wood Laptop, head over to: Donkey Products – i-Wood Laptop.
Did you ever wonder how LEGO began? Well, here’s a cool animated mini-documentary on the history of LEGO. If you have 17 minutes to spare in your office cubicle, put on your headphones and learn some cool wiki-style facts about LEGO.
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