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Sunday, August 21, 2011

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Posted: 20 Aug 2011 05:30 AM PDT

Since it is the weekend already, why not dust off the table in the basement and indulge in a little bit of DIY action? Fans of Star Trek will definitely love the DIY Klingon LED Coffee Table, where it might even fool some into thinking that this is a true blue, movie-licensed piece of furniture instead of one that was constructed using nothing but love for the series (and the relevant technical know how, of course).

To make it all the more appealing to the masses, this homemade Klingon LED Coffee Table will even feature lights that help it glow – they’re all located right below the acrylic top sheet, numbering 26 flashing RBD diodes and one blue LED in total. Pine legs are used to keep this table standing securely, while clear acrylic rods will play their role in providing support. Nick Woodrow is the man behind this DIY Klingon LED Coffee Table, and he welcomes pre-orders via email.

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Dead Space 2 Plasma Cutter Replica

Posted: 20 Aug 2011 05:00 AM PDT

Love video games? Have you given Dead Space 2 a go just yet? Well, if you’re an avid fan of the series, surely you would want to bring home some collectibles, and they do not get any more realistic than this Dead Space 2 Plasma Cutter Replica. Yes sir, this is a collector’s edition that not only looks good (of course, it also means parting with your hard earned $239.99), but it will also feature lasers that actually light up – but won’t cut through anything except thin air, unfortunately.

Definitely perfect for any display cabinet, this unit will ship to your doorstep in a heavy duty, metal carrying case to keep up with the overall theme. There is also three bright, green lasers that will light up your world, while a tiny mini-mag LED flashlight attachment is thrown into the mix so that you will be able to use this – even when role-playing a Dead Space 2 scenario in the middle of the night. The Plasma Cutter itself runs off a couple of AA batteries, while the mini-mag LED flashlight sips more juice with a trio of AAA batteries.