Winnebago Travato

Why bother with a giant motor home, when you could just get a Winnebago Travato 59G? Based on the Dodge Ram ProMaster chassis, this “Adventure Mobile” measures 20ft. long and 9ft. tall, and is powered by a 3.6L V6 engine that generates 280-horsepower and 258 lb-ft of torque. Not just for comfortable living, it’s capable of towing up to 3,500-pounds, which means you can bring several off-road toys along. Inside, there are Bluetooth / USB ports, swivel cab seats, LED ceiling lights, a split dinette area, 22″ HDTV, MCD blackout roller shades, outdoor speakers, retractable awning, the company’s Flex Bed System, 2,800 Watt power generator, 16,000 BTU furnace, microwave, refrigerator and freezer. Continue reading for another video, more pictures and additional information.

The TriFan 600 VTOL by Denver, Colorado-based XTI Aircraft looks like a small jet, but it utilizes three-ducted fans to takeoff and land vertically from heliport-sized areas. In just seconds, the six-passenger (5 + 1 pilot) aircraft’s two wing fans rotate forward for a seamless transition to high-speed flight. It reaching a maximum 400mph cruising speed at 30,000-feet in 90-seconds and can travel up to 1,200-miles without refueling. “We fully expect that investors, especially crowdfunders and those with an interest in aviation, will be drawn to the idea of having their own ‘Kitty Hawk’ moment by being part of a truly new aircraft program that will change flight as we know it,’ said XTI. Click here to view the first image in today’s viral picture gallery. Continue reading for the five most popular viral videos of today, including one of an awesome transforming Optimus Prime Transformers birthday cake.

EverBlock LEGO Bricks

Forget building miniature toy sets, the EverBlock system lets you use life-sized LEGO bricks to build real desks, tables and more. With four different stackable pieces – a full-sized 12″ brick, a half-sized 6″ brick, a one-quarter-sized 3″ block, and a 12″ finishing cap, you can create build practical objects that not only look cool, but are structurally sound, without the use of any tools. Continue reading for more pictures and information.

LeverAxe Smart Ax

Heikki Karna, a retired air traffic controller from Finland, was tired of traditional axes because they are “dangerous and hard to work with.” So, he created the LeverAxe, which sports a handle made of engineering compound, characterized by high mechanical strength, stiffness and thermal resistance. That’s not all, it’s hollow inside, making the LeverAxe even lighter, thus allowing you to easily build speed when in action. Unlike traditional axes, the head is attached from the side, not the center, which alters its center of gravity. After you hit a log, the head will break in few millimeters and then stops. At the same time counterweight on the right side of the head forces the axe to fall sideways, splitting the log apart with ease. Continue reading for an ultra slow motion video of it in-action.

Gates of Erebor The Hobbit LEGO

Another day, another insane LEGO creation, and this time, it’s from brick master Michal Kazmierczak’s. He spent countless hours recreating the Gates of Erebor from The Hobbit, complete with a grand interior, using 120,000 pieces. Let’s just say that images don’t do it justice, but some of these shots are beautiful to say the least. For those who don’t follow the series, the Gate of Erebor is basically the wide arched main entrance of the Dwarf-realm of Erebor. The entrance was at the head of the valley formed by the two southern ridges of rock thrust out from the southern slopes of Erebor. Continue reading for more.

Four Seasons Bora Bora

You’re not dreaming, this is an actual place located in the southern Pacific Ocean, on the island of Bora Bora. Sure, it may take a lottery windfall to afford a weekend at this particular Four Seasons, but one can daydream, right? Featuring 100 breathtaking over-water bungalows, you’ll also find infinity pools, fine dining restaurants, a holistic spa, bars, and even a gym at this luxurious resort. Don’t fancy lazing around all day? Kayaking, paddle boating, and even the chance to feed sharks are also available. Click here to view the first image in this week’s funny Facebook status updates gallery. Continue reading for viral videos showing how to make several cool Asian desserts at home, including boba bubble tea at home.

Aukey Quick Charge 2.0

Aukey’s 18W Turbo Wall Charger can recharge Qualcomm Quick Charge 2.0 compatible devices up to 75% faster than a standard charger, all for $7.99 with coupon code: 266PPQ4P, today only, originally $39.99 – bonus 3.3ft. microUSB cable included. It also charges all non-Quick ChargeTM 2.0 phones and tablets at their normal speed (up to 5 volts / 2A). With a worldwide 100-240V AC input, it’s a global charger for jetsetters. Product page – be sure to enter coupon code: 266PPQ4P during final checkout for the additional discount. Continue reading for another video review and more information.

Aquabot Water Bottle Spray

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Lunatec’s Aquabot is a cool gadget, priced at $20, that turns water bottles into a high-pressure spraying machine, complete with multiple spray patterns: shower, stream and mist. It’s BPA free and requires no batteries, making any water related chore easier, especially drinking (or water fights). Need to clean a tire well? The accessory also works upside down, so simply flip the bottle over. Product page. Continue reading for two more videos and additional images.

100 Disposable Cameras London Homeless

UK-based initiative Cafe Art wanted to connect the homeless with their community through art and photography. So, they dispersed 100 disposable cameras to homeless people around London, gave them a photography training course with the Royal Photographic Society, and then asked them to shoot photos with a “My London” theme. Currently, 80 of the cameras have been returned, and over 2,500 photos were developed. Continue reading to see some of the highlights, along with a video explaining the project.

Gravity Light

Aimed at developing countries, the Gravity Light requires no batteries, as it gets energy from its own weight, thus providing free light once purchased. How does it work? The light sports a gear-train, along with a DC generator, and as a heavy object pulls down on one side, it turns that force into usable electricity. A single lift to one side is good for hours of light – when one side drops, you can just lift it back up again. Continue reading for another video and more information.