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LEGO SPACE SHUTTLE NOW DOUBLES AS WALL ART A Lego builder showed off a custom wall frame for the NASA Discovery Shuttle set, turning it into decor. Instead of gathering dust on a shelf, the shuttle can now hang like modern art with glowing backlighting. The frame opens so...

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Someone just paid $16,300 for this hand-painted LEGO Magic: The Gathering card 🤯 Artist Eric Klug is known for hand-painting custom Magic: The Gathering cards, transforming already iconic pieces into one-of-one works of art. Instead of just painting a LEGO-style “Lightning Bolt,” he built a real-life LEGO mockup of the scene first, brick frame, skeleton minifigure, tiny parrot, and all, then used it as the reference for the final card. The finished piece looks like a LEGO diorama, but it is entirely hand-painted onto an actual MTG card. (via Eric Klug)
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Someone just paid $16,300 for this hand-painted LEGO Magic: The Gathering card 🤯 Artist Eric Klug is known for hand-painting custom Magic: The Gathering cards, transforming already iconic pieces into one-of-one works of art. Instead of just painting a LEGO-style “Lightning Bolt,” he built a real-life LEGO mockup of the scene first, brick frame, skeleton minifigure, tiny parrot, and all, then used it as the reference for the final card. The finished piece looks like a LEGO diorama, but it is entirely hand-painted onto an actual MTG card. (via Eric Klug)

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LEGO VOLVO: YES, IT DRIVES At first glance, it looks like someone blurred out a Volvo. Look closer: every pixel is a brick. Swedish Lego builder David spent 6+ months and 400,000 pieces recreating the car - not just the shell, but everything. Seats? Lego. Dashboard, glove box, gas cap, even seat belts? Lego. Doors? They open smoother than some real Volvos. Gear selector? Functional. Engine? Turn the key and it actually drives. The only non-brick parts? The tires - because physics. Watching it roll down the street feels like watching reality glitch. Imagine the crash test though - bricks everywhere, and instead of insurance, they just hand you a box and say: rebuild it. Source: lujfen on TT

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I tested out Cyberpunk 2077 Path Tracing turned on with RX 9070 XT now that FSR Redstone is out. By using the new FSR Redstone and FSR ML Based Frame-Gen, the game reaches up to 130FPS in 1440p with FSR set to Performance Mode. The performance gains are not that much higher compared to the previous versions of FSR but the image quality got a huge upgrade, especially when using Frame-Gen. This ML based Frame Gen is much better than the previous version as it gets rid of most artifacts and ghosting caused by the previous version. If for some reason you always wanted to play Cyberpunk 2077 with Path Tracing turned on on an AMD GPU, now you can enjoy a playable experience with 100+ FPS on an RX 9070 XT. I still don't recommend it though as the frame pacing and input lag still feels off for me, I'd just rather play this without Frame Gen and Path Tracing. I'm going to test out Black Myth: Wukong next

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There used to be a time where fighting in the Frostlands with your light saber was actually a challenge.. Now, you can fight the new brute with a weak 4 star weapon and defeat them before your stamina needs to recharge. LEGO Fortnite , LEGO Fortnite Status PLEASE, for the sake of your entire community, stop listening to the reddit when it comes to combat. Combat is such a crucial aspect of making this game fun, and nerfing enemies and buffing weapons to make the combat EASY, even when on EXPERT is a problem.

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Just discovered that in visionOS 26, you can actually pin or lock any window to a wall 😱 Simply long-press the window bar, and it will snap to the nearest wall with a new “locked” icon at the bottom. It stays fixed until you pull it back with force with a super smooth animation. It's also perfectly aligned with the wall — basically turning any window into an iPad-like experience. This is one of my most-wanted features, and I haven’t seen it mentioned anywhere, so I’m super excited to have stumbled upon it by accident!

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When astronauts return to Earth, their spacecraft hits the atmosphere at 17,500 mph, facing temperatures up to 3,000°F. So why doesn't it melt? Modern spacecraft rely on advanced heat shields covered in silica-based materials, a technology pioneered by the Space Shuttle. These thermal tiles are made of over 90% trapped air, and because air is a terrible heat conductor, the outside can face a firestorm while the inside stays safely cool. The result feels impossible: a tile can be pulled glowing hot straight out of a furnace and immediately picked up with bare hands. Source: EntirelyEngineering8

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