A few days ago, an enterprising Lego builder posted a video of his light-up Legos, and I was swept back to my childhood. “If they had only had these when I was a kid,” I thought. The anonymous builder made the unique building bricks, he calls LEDOs, as a submission to Lego for consideration for mass production. Lego rejected the idea. However, as the builder points out, they are not hard to make. The LEDs and induction ring are pretty cheap, too—only $20 for one ring and 10 colored LEDs. Just glue them into your favorite clear Lego blocks, and they light up when placed over the induction ring. The ring can easily be housed inside some flat Lego foundation pieces for a more seamless look. Found is a TechSpot feature where we share clever, funny or otherwise interesting stuff from around the web.
