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KPop Demon Hunters’ First LEGO Set Is the Duo We Didn’t Expect

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By Ida Torres
| Yanko Design Verified
It’s been months since LEGO first announced that they were releasing KPop Demon Hunters sets, but we haven’t heard anything new, until now. The first of what we assume will be multiple sets will finally be arriving this summer, and surprisingly, it doesn’t feature the main characters of the animated global hit. Instead, the spotlight goes to two breakout characters that fans absolutely loved, even though they didn’t have a single spoken line: the magical tiger and his loyal bird companion.
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India’s Anthill House Has No AC and Stays Cool Anyway

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By Ida Torres
| Flipboard
Construction 6 hours ago This isn’t a barn conversion – it’s a fully self-contained home built inside a barn Wallpaper* - By Anna Solomon • 6h This project defies easy categorisation – it’s not quite a renovation, not quite a new construction, but something in between.
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LEGO’s $229 Pinball Machine Is Part Toy, Part Time Machine

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By Ida Torres
| Yanko Design Verified
LEGO has been on quite a streak lately with its adult-targeted Icons sets, and the latest one might just be its most interesting flex yet: a fully playable, tabletop-sized arcade pinball machine built entirely from 2,274 bricks. Set number 11374, simply called the Arcade Pinball Machine, does exactly what you hope it does. It plays.
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