Wow, that is a huge amount of cash for that many bricks! Is Lego giving the bricks for the free promotion or is James/BBC footing the bill?

@Bertone77: Oh, and it costs $350!?

Man, I would never be able to finish that thing. It wold be smashed against the wall inside of a few hours.

This is the first post that I have clicked "full size" for every single photo. Nice.

I use Product Key Explorer, Works great but it's not freeware. You can download the free trial and use it for 15 days to get the keys then uninstall if you don't want to keep it.

Well considering it's in South Korea I'd say the odds of it getting hit by a Hyundai are pretty good.

I think it looks nice and clean. It is light years ahead of the old Tucson in terms of styling.

@iain010100: Shall_We_Play_A_Game?

@TomSwartz07: Yeah, I did the entire line, and nothing happened.

Didn't seem to do anything for me, are you sure the code is right?

"twisting/steering mechanism comes from a helicopter's tail rotor gearbox"

I will have to give this a look, I'm always fascinated by the stars, makes you feel so small. I don't know if you guys have heard of Celestia but it's also a cool way of exploring the vastness of space:

OMFG, this is so fucking absurd I can't even think straight, I actually feel like punching one of those guys in the face.

What!? You mean that [Cash4clunkerzz.com] is not the government website?!

@bmoreDLJ: Yes, that's if some Shiek is paying for it with Oil $$, but if Ferrari is footing the bill then it's the guys that are buying Ferrari's that are footing the bill, and soon to be patrons of the park.

So who is financing this? Is it Ferrari or some oil Shiek?

At first I was going to scream "f*ing lame" at the top of my lungs, but then I saw that the builders actually made a custom hand bent steel rail system that returns the balls. That with the fact that the supports appear to have been cnc waterjet cut from 1/2" steel.

I always thought that thing was pretty cool.... I would be torn between killing myself on that or the Dodge Tomahawk. Why is it that when designers sketch out awesome fantasy bikes they seem to forget that you actually might need to steer?