Always wanted to go on a long road trip that involved crossing a few rivers and streams? If so, this amphibious RV is just for you. Inside, you'll find all the amenities all luxury motorcoaches have, including sleeping and kitchen areas. Prices range from $850,000 all the way up to $1.2-million for a top-of-the-line model. Continue reading to take a rare look inside this vehicle.
Ever dream of a mile high dining experience? If so, then look no further than "Dinner in the Sky". At $12,000, "each guest receives the VIP treatment; [they] offer pick up and drop off at your hotel, a red carpet reception, complimentary photography and access to our Sky Lounge, a fun and festive place to party down or just relax before and after your flight." Continue reading for a video and more pictures.
The mysterious "Pitch Lake" in Trinidad isn't some manmade attraction, but rather the largest natural deposit of asphalt in the world. It is 75m deep and draws in 20,000 visitors annually. That's not all, it's also mined for asphalt by the Lake Asphalt of Trinidad and Tobago. Continue reading for a video, more pictures, and additional information.
At first glance, this appears to be a faucet leaking radioactive ooze, but take a closer look, and you'll see that it's just an awesome night light. Unfortunately, it's a one-off creation that recently sold for $50 here. Click here to view the first image in this week's WINS gallery. Continue reading for a video of a real-life Portal turret.
If you were to stumble upon this Medusa illusion on accident, you'd probably think you were hallucinating, but an artist would be able to tell you that it's just a clever forced perspective illusion. Continue reading to see how it's done.
On the outside, this looks like your standard cabin in a hill, but once you step inside and walk down its long corridors, you'll realize that it's just a front for one of the most luxurious zombie / nuclear fallout shelters we've ever seen. Featuring a private movie theater, kitchen, sauna, home office, and even a library. Continue reading for more pictures.
Apple knockoffs have gone far beyond just iPhones and iPods. Some stores have gone as far as using Apple product names on totally unrelated items, such as iPhone on a gas stove. Continue reading to see more funny and weird examples.
If there were to be another mini ice age, sights like this frozen lighthouse on Lake Eerie would be a common sight. The images above are from the winter of 2010, when temperatures dropped to all-time lows. Continue reading for two videos and more pictures.
Most helicopters are boring (news traffic, etc.), but these three futuristic helicopters are not. While helicopters are smaller than its fixed-wing counterpart, they definitely do not lack in fun factor. Continue reading to see more.
When is a clock, not just a clock? When you have to use sheets of water to tell the time. Unfortunately, this technology, by Koei Industry, is currently only available in Japan, but hopefully we do see one of these nifty water clocks in malls around the US sooner than later as it can double as a water-based billboard for companies to advertise on. Continue reading for a video and more pictures.
