Here’s a Lego Idea... take a few of those Speed Champions sets, a pile of minifigs, and combine it with this:

On the P-38 models before the introduction of automatic systems and aileron boost (the F model and earlier) the hydraulic systems gauge would indicate how much pressure was in use at any given time. Which meant the only time it registered anything at all was when the landing gear or flaps were moved, not if they were…

One of my life goals is to amass a small collection of 181s, daily-drive them whenever possible, and then, one sunny Saturday morning, proudly announce to the world that I am going to

I guess Michigan should ramp up road repairs soon...

has anyone tried to anthropomorphize office supplies yet? That feels like it could be a thing.

Well, yes and no. The aviation traffic forecasts when the A380 was being contemplated all expressed serious concerns about congestion and capacity. LHR specifically, along with CDG and the then ever-growing Asian hubs, were cited as justification for increasing gauge for the sake of reducing frequency. Connecting more…

Damnit Uber...

Needs more struts

I wonder if anyone has thought to ask Jeb?

To Whom It May Concern:

They make it in handheld form!? CAN WE ALL CHIP IN AND GET DAVID TRACY ONE?!

Patrick George: “I expect his first article Tuesday.”

I drove my friends BMW and used the turn signals.

Good luck with that. Might as well have been written by Mickey Mouse, because that ordinance is unenforceable. You can write as many laws as you like; they have to stand up in court.

Building realistic model railroading rolling stock becomes easier for all levels of hobbyists when modeling invisible trains, whether you prefer N or HO

CONVERT ANY SEMI TRAILER TO A DUMP TRUCK!!! PROCEDURE DONE IN SECONDS!!! ACT NOW!!!

Well, I’m not so sure the choice to buy a less capable car would be the corporations fault even if Tesla hadn’t sent that upgrade. The purchaser was aware of the range he chose to pay for. That’s no different than the fact that I chose to buy a 335 instead of a tall pickup so I may get stuck when the water rises past…