A LEGO football, a giant D20 cut from foam triangles, a ruler marked in bananas. Nobody misjudged the scale on any of these; that was the point.
An ESP32-S3 and a battery in a 9.5mm plug that plays Doom over analog TV
→ raytriangle.com
A five-metre concrete vinegar bottle, standing where Perstorp's vinegar-making began
→ atlasobscura.com
A 0.4-quart red bucket with a snap lid, for 99 cents
→ harborfreight.com
A 20-year scale model of every building in New York City, at the MCNY
→ mcny.org
A working digital camera the size of a 35mm film canister
→ store.moma.org
Pendant-sized camera you actually wear
→ uncommongoods.com
A larger-than-toy-scale minifig hand-cut from leather, with two swappable heads
→ youtube.com
A vintage Pac-Man cabinet rebuilt from plastic sheet, with a washer and a pushpin for a joystick
→ youtube.com
A size-5 ball that opens into a stadium mid-celebration
→ store.moma.org
Twenty foam triangles and two bevel cutters, no glue
→ luminsworkshop.com
150 parfait flavors, some built to feed 25 people
→ atlasobscura.com
A 78-foot anti-monument with a staircase hidden inside it
→ atlasobscura.com
A motorized loveseat with a joystick where the armrest should be
→ armchaircruisers.com
The internet's unit of measurement, standardised
→ thisiswhyimbroke.com
The squeezable synth, shrunk to keychain size and given a ghost
→ theawesomer.com