The team introduced another Kickstarter creative gadget. Berlin Boombox is a stylized cardboard casing, inside which are mounted a pair of speakers, an amplifier, a compartment for 4 AA batteries and a 3.5mm audio jack. The gadget comes in a flat box, and the assembly does not require tools. Price will be $ 50.

As well known, the designer can build almost anything with Lego. Young gamer Nick Jensen has created a full-size model of the M45 military rifle known game, exclusively of the elements of design. To do this, it took him two months, as well as a small study of the pump action ruzhev. In some design, weaknesses further enhanced a small amount of glue. Interestingly, the model is to extract the “shoot” pocket. I just loved the feature of sliding pump-action. When the pump is moved, it also actually ejects a shell. How cool and realistic is that? All this features makes the gun to look like a real one. Watch the video.

Amazing transformer’s sculptures made from scrap. A team of Chinese artists, headed by Kefeng Zhu, created these sculptures in Jiazing theme park of sculptures. For the production of transformers used mainly recycled parts of old cars and machines. Total exposure consists of six large robots.

A unique product for chocolate lovers. This is a mouth-watering printer which can delight anyone. Originally, developers planned to release a new product for Easter, so that everyone could print his own chocolate bunnies and eggs, but the release was delayed, and the printer will be available only at the end of the month. The British company Choc Edge, in fact, did not create something fundamentally new, their printer works on the same principle as the rest of modern 3D-printer, causing the material layer by layer. The only difference is that the material used in the chocolate and the resulting product is completely edible. The cost of new items, though most can imagine the printer candy as a tool rather than a home kitchen appliance, to buy a chocolate printer will be about $ 4000.

33-year old father of two Derek Diedricksen is a carpenter by profession who has become something of a YouTube sensation. Thanks to his video series called Tiny Yellow Home. What makes this series and his work so remarkable is the fact that Derek’s creations are micro homes built from household junk that range from 24 square feet to just 4 square feet in size. Moveable by a single person like a wheelbarrow, each of these homes are made from scavenged materials like sheet metal, empty glass jars, parts of washing machines, discarded kitchen cabinets, old storm windows, shipping pallets and a lot of other junked items from everyday life. The cosy eco friendly micro house made from household junk is small yet snug. This house has proved that the homes are not only big, they are also super eco friendly and cost less than $200 to make.

An amazing creativity which is rarely seen in such electronic products. On request of the firm Gavio, designer Yvette Yeo has created a compact and stylish wireless speakers. It has an output power of 2 W unit, frequency response is 180Hz – 20kHz, and SNR is 85 dB. Operating voltage is 3.7 V and it has a 300 mAh battery capacity. you can charge it using the USB cable.

Wood Thumb is a small company based in San Francisco that takes reclaimed wood and makes some of the coolest wooden ties we’ve ever seen. They were inspired by an old redwood beam that was spotted in a salvage yard and they decided to turn the throwaway wood into something wearable.

This is a fun device, designed as a gas stove, which will not let cool drink in a mug. It allows you to adjust the temperature from 40 to 70 degrees Celsius, and has an LED backlight that simulates a flame. In addition, the device operates as a 2-Port Hub USB. Price is $ 21.