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Finally, we get to see what’s really inside of a LEGO Minifig, and surprisingly enough, it appears quite human-like. Basically, “Jason Freeny, the artist behind this sculpted vivisection, details the process on his Facebook page, showing the use of an off the shelf Lego toy, sculpting clay, and some very, very meticulous work.” Continue reading for a video.

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Remember those riding horses from your childhood? It’s now been transformed into a real bike accessory, called “Horsey”. Simply put, it’s “an attachable bicycle ornament/accessory which makes one’s bicycle look horsey! The ‘horsey’ package includes wooden ornaments (horsey shape body), metal parts, and screws.” Continue reading for one more picture.

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Most cell phones either come in thin and / or slick designs, these amazing concepts aim to break out from the standard shapes. First up, we have a transparent weather phone that combines both form and function. Continue reading to see seven more.

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Most USB drives contain ample amounts of storage, but they usually lack in the design department. Fortunately, we still have quite a few creative companies / geeks out there creating some awesome designs. Continue reading to see them all.

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We all know that LEGO bricks aren’t the most detailed of toys, but that doesn’t mean the company can’t get creative with their advertising. For example, a LEGO ship’s shadow can represent its real-life counterpart. Continue reading to see seven more creative examples.

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