Hands down the most insane Lost diorama you've ever seen

Cyriaque Lamar — Sat, 03 Dec 2011 13:25:00 PST

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DIY toy designer Scott "MegoScott" Adams has assembled what appears to be the most detailed Lost playset ever built. Complete with a pop-up Smoke Monster, an iPod-fueled entertainment rig that plays Professor Chang's training videos and the Dharma Initiative's LP collection, and even creating a prop of Hurley's Green Lantern comic, this display is too ornate for your local toystore. More »

Scifi Lego Heroes of the 1970s

Graeme McMillan — Fri, 18 Apr 2008 07:30:00 PDT

The idea was so simple, and yet it took toymakers until 1976 to come up with a line that mixed the build-em-up concept of Lego, the characterization of action figures and the ability to lose teeny-tiny pieces around the house of, well, any small toy you've ever lost as a kid. I'm talking, of course, about Acroyear, Pharoid ("with time chamber") and Time Traveler: The Micronauts. More »

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Hands down the most insane Lost diorama you've ever seen

Scifi Lego Heroes of the 1970s