This new community lets LEGO builders submit their own unique designs, then have them packaged up for others to buy based on a provided parts list and build instructions. Some of the first kits include awesome designs by JK Brickworks, Felix Jaensch, and Nicolas Lespour.

Nitecore’s crazy expensive compact flashlight outputs from 400 to 2000 lumens from six CREE XHP35 HD LEDs. But it’s got a blinding 10,000 lumen burst mode if you want to amp things up to 11. Sadly, it only runs for 7 sec. in max mode before exhausting its battery.

Give your room a S.P.E.C.I.A.L. post-apocalytpic vibe with Numskull’s officially licensed Fallout 76 Vault Boy LED lamp. The lamp is almost 12″ tall and gives off a green glow. It’s powered via USB. Check out Numskull’s other Fallout 76 merchandise here.

Engineer Mark Rober tipped us off to this impressive build by high school senior Stefano Rivellini. His flying machine uses four 90mm ducted fans concealed inside of a bent carbon fiber tubes. The result is a drone without the risk of injury from spinning fan blades.

See See Motor Coffee Co. built what they call “a real cafe racer.” They modified a 2014 Ural cT to become a mobile coffee shop. Not only does it have a functioning espresso machine, it also has a sink, a cooler, a coffee grinder and a water tank.

“Yeah so the artist put the frame on as well.” The enigmatic urban artist Banksy made world news yet again when an artwork of his shred itself after being sold at an auction. In this video, Banksy shows how it was triggered, and that it was supposed to shred itself all the way.

Decibullz’s Black Diamond are true wireless earphones that you custom fit yourself. Dip the earpieces in hot water, put them on the earphones and then in your ears. The earpieces will hold their shape until you reheat them. The earphones last up 6h per charge.

Analogue’s latest high-def retro console is for Sega fans. The Mega Sg uses FPGA tech, not software emulation, to play Genesis, Mega Drive and Master System cartridges. A separate adapter for the Game Gear and other consoles is also planned. Drops 4/2019 for $190.

Nicole Kidman plays a detective with a tragic past in Karyn Kusama’s Destroyer. The movie focuses on two events in the cop’s life. In the past, she goes undercover with a gang. In the present, now hardened, she is faced with an unexplained murder. Premieres 12/2018.

The ElevenD multitool has a folding hook that lets you interact with items that you don’t necessarily want to touch, such as public restroom doors. It can also be used to carry heavy loads, as a hex bit driver, a box cutter, and a bottle opener.

Michael Stevens of Vsauce fame (and now DONG) explains the history of International Morse Code, and offers up tips and tricks to learn the seemingly antiquated system of dots and dashes that’s still used today to transmit and recieve emergency signals.

Musician Bill Wurtz is back with another uplifting little ditty, a song about a young man who reaches for the stars with his dreams – if at times overreaching his grasp. Perhaps if he eats his spinach every day…

Sony’s Cyber-Shot HX99 compact camera measures only about 4″x 2″x 1″, yet packs an impressive 30x optical zoom (24mm to 720mm). It has an 18.2MP CMOS sensor and can shoot up to 4K/30fps. It also has a flash, an OLED EVF and a 180º tilting touchscreen.

Inspired by a design submitted by Grant Davis and Jason Allemann, this 859-piece LEGO kit lets builders create two different scenes inside the “pages” of a pop-up book, each based on a classic fairy tale – Little Red Riding Hood or Jack and the Beanstalk. Drops 11/1/18.

Radiohead’s Thom Yorke teamed up with Greenpeace to release an instrumental piece to help support nature conservation in one of the world’s most precious locations. The track is accompanied by dramatic black and white footage captured by the ship Arctic Sunrise.

Gestalten’s The Current: New Wheels for the Post-Petrol Age looks at the history and evolution of electric motorcycles, bicycles, and everything in between. It showcases some of the best and most unique examples of this two-wheeled revolution.

Maker of woo-den things Bobby Duke Arts shows us how to make a real work of art using something as mundane as the pine 2x4s that are used as wall studs in construction. The result of his creative efforts is a pair of wings that make a sweet wall hanging.

The Kubuni is a headphone stand that does more than display and store your headphones. It lets you plug in over-the-ear wired headphones and connect them to other devices via Bluetooth. You can switch between inputs via its knob. It also has a volume control.

Ever wonder how to become a pro sumo wrestler? Well, in Japan, growing up on Amami Ōshima gives you a big head start. Great Big Story paid a visit to this island, which is known for its long history of cultivating youth to become some of the country’s greatest sumos.

Dell’s UltraSharp 49 is the world’s first 49″ dual QHD curved monitor (5120×1440). It comes with a built-in video input management so you can easily arrange windows, and allows you to use one keyboard and mouse for two PCs. Drops 10/26/18 for $1700.

Iron & Glory’s upcoming pocket-size multitool has an LED flashlight as one of its heads. It also packs a pair of pliers, a knife, a phillips screwdriver, a flat head screwdriver and a file. It will be available in a black or a silver finish.

The Huawei Mate 20 Pro has a 6.4″ 3120 x 1440 OLED display, face unlock, a built-in fingerprint sensor on the touchscreen and three rear cameras: a 40MP wide angle, a 20MP ultra wide angle and an 8MP telephoto. It can also charge other devices wirelessly.

Solo Stove’s Bonfire fire pit is a hit, but the company realized that one size doesn’t fit everyone’s needs. So they made the Yukon, a 16″ tall and 30″ wide fire pit that’s meant to be stationary, and the Ranger, a 12.5″ tall and 15″ wide fire pit perfect for use outdoors.