This offering from Crazy Case is exactly what you could have asked to get your nerd cells ticking. Haters might call it impractical, but you know it is awesome, especially when you get to see it in action. The DMC-12 has amazing detail with lights and wires that glow when you get a call or notifications.
Romain Jerome and DelLorean automobiles have come together to produce a watch that matches up with the style and spunk of the time travelling car. DeLorean-DNA attempts to stay as close as possible to the car’s aesthetics. Brushed stainless steel gives it a bit likeliness to the color of the famous car, while extensive use of same materials as used in the original bodywork of DeLorean cars adds another dimension of similarity.
Made to look like the car from the famed Back to the Future trilogy, this custom made quadrocopter wins big points for being so insanely amazing. Not only is it a pretty good replica, but the flying prowess and the glowing LEDs make it look way better than any other flier; except a real flying DeLorean of course. We see it is missing a functional flux capacitor, but the tiny Mr. Fusion at its back and the overall effect is enough to make us oversee the fact that this thing can’t travel in time, inspite of all its style and looks.
The DeLorean is returning to the world of automobiles. Set for a return in 2013, the venerated time machine will come back to life as an electric car produced by the DeLorean Motor Company of Texas, as opposed to DMC which was the original manufacturer. Sadly, the electric version won’t come with the all too necessary flux capacitor. Although owning a time machine is an amazing thing by itself. The all electric DMC-12 boasts of 260 hp, and goes to a maximum speed of 125mph.
Via Engadget
A time machine that also works as an SSD is a pretty sweet deal. Well, this is a 1:18 scale replica of the DeLorean, is made of stainless steel, has opening gullwing doors and hood, and obviously no time-travel properties. But then we see the DeLorean, and go Back to the Future, yep, it is a time machine alright. Costs $250.
Via: DeviceNation
We’ve seen a fair share of amazingly sculpted cakes, and this DeLorean cake looks all the more better because it is a time machine as well. The 8-foot long cake was made to celebrate 25 years of Back to the Future and its Blu-ray release. Cast and crew-members were present to witness the car/ time machine / cake leave behind flaming tyre tracks.
Via: Gizmodo