Here’s a superb replica of Dark Knight’s batpod that costs $100,000…

We thank a lot our visitor Stephen Wilkie for sending us the link of this two-wheeled baby.

For those of you who can buy it, you should know that it is illegal to drive it on the streets. But maybe for some nominal fee, it could be made "road legal". I don’t know if it is true, but that’s what was written on the ebay page. Unfortunately, it is not available anymore.

Now, let’s talk about its specifics:

It took the author more than 1000 hours of "actual build time. Its frame and tubing are made of hardened steel, the covers and arm guards are high tensile strength fiberglass. The engine is a whopping 650cc, which features nitrous injection boost and water cooling."

This bike is very impressive, kudos to the author of this beauty!

A fan of the hit series "Game Of Thrones" as well of the game of beer pong decided to combine the two together. So, he built this amazing "Game of Thrones" themed beer pong table to pay tribute to his passions.
 

Hungarian miniature artist Fanni Sandor, 39, is a biologist who worked with nature conservation projects until her kids were born, but now she is a full-time miniaturist. That explains why all of her creations are biologically accurate!

A student made this great wooden case for his computer using only basic tools like a chisel and files. In this tutorial he explains how he did it and assures that anyone can do what he did as he didn't have any experience in woodworking or computers.

This nerdy guy planned an elaborate proposal for his girlfriend using a tree he had chopped down as inspiration. The end result is actually quite cool.

This Ralph Wiggum cake is the work of baker, Kylie Mangles. This brilliant lady has managed to create an anatomical cut out of the popular Simpson’s character that is not only really creative but also looks super delicious too.

This tiny submarine is part of a cool, handmade island model that has its own ocean and cave.

Alan Jones crafts these detailed custom parts for buyers turning an ordinary motorcycle into a work of art.
 

Russian-born, though raised in Spain, artist Nicolai Troshinsky describes what he does perfectly, so I’ll put here his own words: “I´m making an animation short-film like in the good old days: paper marionettes and paint on a 10 level multiplane, no post-production tricks.”

German eyemaker, Gerhard Greiner is the master craftsman behind these top-quality prosthetic, glass eyes, which he makes in his laboratory by hand. One eye can cost over $450 and can take over an hour to produce.