Gigantic VW bus spotted at this year's Burning Man festival. Look at how small the people appear on the bus!
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This LEGO 1962 T1 Camper model will be available in October.
The characteristic flat-four air-cooled Volkswagen boxer engine is also squeezed in above the rear axle, exactly as in the original. Inside, care has been taken to reproduce an interior that is as close to the original as possible. There’s a sink unit, a bench that folds down into a bed, a folding dinette table and an opening cupboard with a mirror.
The model also embraces the counterculture with a hippie-inspired interior colour scheme, a lava lamp and a T-shirt in the window that says ‘Make LEGO models, not war’.
If I was a dad of a young kid, I'd buy this ostensibly for him or her, but in actuality it would be for me.
Todd von Bastiaans and Bryan McCarthy collaborated to create 
A precise poster designed in 1936 by Hiromu Hara for the 1940 Olympic Games in Tokyo which were ultimately canceled due to World War II. See other examples of graphic designs from Japan in the 1920s and 1930s 
When asked to design the Kansas City Public Library's parking garage, the architect took the request literally by building this facade known as the "Community Bookshelf" that runs along the south wall.
A trio of skateboard decks by Japanese brand Swagger.
The Shrine of Apple: a showcase of every Apple product with "...awesome photos and video." I found my first computer in college: the monstrous Power Mac G3 All-In-One. It always reminded me of a face with a gigantic screen for a forehead. -_-
Ruslan Khasanov's liquid type in motion. Wild.
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I want need this action figure of Bruce Lee.
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Vanity Fair highlights some drool worthy bicycles from the past collected in this book Cyclepedia: A Century of Iconic Bicycle Design.
One of many tattoos available at 
Math quiz clock by DCI. The science version is cool too.
Custom-made gold key for your computer keyboard by Martí Guixé.
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Classy 
This townhouse in Manhattan on West 15th Street between Seventh and Eighth avenue has an indoor pool with a swing over it. It can be yours for a cool $11 million.
[Hat tip: Melissa]