Drive A Tank

Ever dreamt about driving a tank? At Drive A Tank you can! In fact, its the only place in America where civilians can drive actual military vehicles. The company has several packages on offer where you can go on a rampage, drive one of their several tanks, fire historic and modern machine guns, plow through a mobile home, and even crush cars! "Drive A Tank"recently acquired two pieces of American WWII history - the Quad 50 cal gun truck and the Sherman Easy 8 tank, like the model used by Brad Pitt in the hit movie "Fury". watch the video

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ODDBALL DRUM MACHINE

Oddball is a drum machine you can bounce off walls to make beats! Currently crowdfunding on Kickstarter, Oddball is a drum machine encased in a bouncy ball you can throw at any surface. The ball behaves as the percussion trigger, and sensors inside translate noise via Bluetooth to a dedicated app. The harder you bounce it the more intense the sound, the lighter you bounce it the more delicate. Users can play around with beats, looping them to make original tunes, or...
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Technics SL-1200M7L DJ Turntable

To celebrate 50 years of service to music, Technics has created a limited edition of the legendary Technics SL-1200, a staple of the early-day DJ scene. The new Technics SL-1200M7L features an anodized tone arm and Technics slipmat and will be engraved with a serial number badge. The sleek turntable is powered by a cordless direct drive motor to increase stability, and has had improvements to speed adjustment, pitch control, reverse play functions, and features high...
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EVERLAND HOTEL PARIS | ONE ROOM HOTEL WITH FRONT ROW VIEWS OF THE EIFFEL TOWER

Everland Hotel was designed by Swiss architects Sabina Lang and Daniel Baumann, the hotel is located in spectacular places around the world. In todays post, we feature the Hotel Everland in Paris, which is actually a hotel room with a spectacular view of the City of Lights. Initially located above the Gallery of Contemporary Art Leipzig, the 10 tonnes "capsule" was moved onto the roof of the Palais de Tokyo, with the help of a 20 ton crane....
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