site: reviews — LEGO Editions Soccer Ball, The Living History Museum of Camping, Giant D20 Kit (graduate from finds)
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link: "https://www.luminsworkshop.com/en-us/products/giant-d20-kit-collab-with-jazza-studios"
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linkText: "luminsworkshop.com"
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source: "The Awesomer"
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promotedTo: "giant-d20-kit"
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topics: [gadgets-and-toys, design-and-art]
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tags: [foam-craft, dice, tabletop, giftable]
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description: "A foam-smithing kit from Lumin's Workshop and Jazza Studios that builds a rollable d20 the size of a beach ball, in three sizes and four numeral fonts."
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description: "A foam-smithing kit from Lumin's Workshop and Jazza Studios that builds a rollable twenty-sided die in three absurd sizes and four numeral fonts, with no glue required."
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Twenty EVA foam triangles, a spare, and two custom bevel cutters — one left-handed, one right — so the joins actually close. The numbers arrive as a cut-and-stick sheet in your pick of four fonts, including a gothic one, and nothing in the box needs glue. Comes in Large, Extra Large and Gargantuan, the last of which is roughly the size of a person's torso and still rolls.
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Twenty EVA foam triangles, a spare, and two custom bevel cutters — one left-handed, one right — so the joins actually close. The numbers arrive as a cut-and-stick sheet in your pick of four fonts, including a gothic one, and nothing in the box needs glue. Three sizes: Large, Extra Large and Gargantuan. The maker publishes no dimensions for any of them, only a photograph with a banana in it.
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link: "https://store.moma.org/products/lego-editions-soccer-ball-1-498-pieces"
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linkText: "store.moma.org"
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source: "MoMA Design Store"
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promotedTo: "lego-editions-soccer-ball"
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amazonLink: "https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0FMYVXJPW"
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topics: [gadgets-and-toys, design-and-art]
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tags: [lego, football, giftable, mechanism]
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link: "https://www.atlasobscura.com/places/the-living-history-museum-of-camping"
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linkText: "atlasobscura.com"
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source: "Atlas Obscura"
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promotedTo: "living-history-museum-of-camping"
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topics: [travel-and-places, history-and-archives]
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tags: [wisconsin, vintage-trailers, museum, overnight]
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description: "A North Twin Lake resort in Wisconsin's Northwoods turned into a museum of American camping — one unit per decade, and guests sleep in the exhibits."
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description: "A North Twin Lake resort in Wisconsin's Northwoods turned into a museum of American camping — twelve units, one decade each, and guests sleep in the exhibits."
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The collection runs a century at one unit per decade, and you book a night in whichever decade you want. The oldest surviving Jim Dandy camper — hand-built by a couple on a Model T chassis — still has their itemized build receipt hanging inside it. There is also a 1952 Lighthouse Double Decker, one of eight left anywhere, with its patented central staircase. The exhibit hall is free to walk on weekends.
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Twelve vintage glamping units, each a curated exhibit for one decade, running from a 1930s luxury tent to a 1972 Holiday Rambler — and you book a night in whichever decade you want. The 1952 Lighthouse is one of eight known to survive anywhere; there is a 1949 Jim Dandy, a 1961 Wolfe, a bare-aluminium Airstream. The central exhibit hall stays open year-round, and the whole resort is the museum.
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