LEGO Lovin': Fiercesom Three
Posted on October 27th, 2008 in Latest NewsHere’s three wonderful LEGO robots built by legoloverman. There’s closeups of the three (and quite a few others) in the flickr gallery.
[Via Brothers Brick]

Here’s three wonderful LEGO robots built by legoloverman. There’s closeups of the three (and quite a few others) in the flickr gallery.
[Via Brothers Brick]
I’m anxiously waiting for the day when robotics achieves the pinnacle of engineering that is the “Retroencabulator.” This isn’t really robotics related, but I hope it inspires you to greatness.
Want a nifty robot illustration while helping a good cause? Check out the Robots and Monsters Project,
… a charitable art project that matches goodwill and charitable giving with custom-made commissioned cartoon and pop art.
The project, which chooses a new charity to benefit each quarter, allows donors to choose to receive a unique piece of art featuring either a robot or a monster (guess what we’d choose). The project was started by Joe Alterio who also happens to be one of the artists.
You get the original piece of art, 6″ x 6″, signed, of a robot or monster or both (your choice), as defined by three words you provide, like “Green, tenctale, airplane.” or “Tiny, hotdog, blue”. An image of one robot or monster is 50 bucks. Your art will be drawn as per your specifications and mailed in a flat mailer to your address.
For you stingy types, you can check out the gallary of amazing drawings on Flickr. I’ve included some images after the break.
I’m pretty excited because my shipment of brand new GoRobotics.net stickers arrived today. But, I don’t want them to stay in my house for very long. No, I want to send them to YOU. Yep, all you have to do is send a self addressed stamped envelope to me and I’ll send you back a handful of these super-cool stickers. The address and more pictures is after the jump. The stickers are 2.5″ x 2.5″ with a glossy finish and feature our friendly robot logo and text that reads “robotshop.com/gorobotics” below.
What do you think?
I saw this video linked from our friends at robots.net. “Roomba song,” I say. “It’s probably bad, but I’ll give it a shot.” Well folks, I was wrong. Great song. Great voice. Great robot. Check it out.