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Playmobil Ferrari SF90 Stradale

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“Moon Dance” Limo Tender,

On the occasion of the Monaco Yacht Show 2022, Klissarov Design reveals a limousine tender boat concept carrying up to 11 guests.

Being autonomous, it incorporates a folding AI sensor turret in its bow right behind the compartment of the automatic anchor deployment system. Like on a see-through caseback luxury watch piece, walking down the stairs, the guest can admire the specially designed hybrid powertrain based on the Volvo Penta D4/D6 Aquamatic DPI package.

The cabin features a variable opacity, star gazing roof supported by a structure and all the state of the art commodity in terms of comfort, convenience and practicality for the ride.

Emmanuel Klissarov Design

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First Prototype LEGO Brick Made From Recycled Plastic!

The latest step in its journey to make LEGO products from sustainable materials.

The new prototype, which uses PET plastic from discarded bottles, is the first brick made from a recycled material to meet the company’s strict quality and safety requirements. Over the past three years, materials scientists and engineers tested over 250 variations of PET materials and hundreds of other plastic formulations.

It will be some time before bricks made from a recycled material appear in LEGO product boxes. The team will continue testing and developing the PET formulation and then assess whether to move to the pilot production phase. This next phase of testing is expected to take at least a year.

The prototype is made from recycled PET sourced from suppliers in the United States that use US Food & Drug Administration (FDA) and European Food Safety Authority (EFSA) approved processes to ensure quality. On average, a one-litre plastic PET bottle provides enough raw material for ten 2 x 4 LEGO bricks.

The recycled prototype brick is the latest development in making the LEGO Group’s products more sustainable. In 2020, the company announced it will begin removing single-use plastic from its boxes. In 2018, it began producing elements from bio-polyethylene (bio-PE), made from sustainably sourced sugarcane. Many LEGO sets contain elements made from bio-PE which is perfect for making smaller, softer pieces such as trees, branches, leaves and accessories for minifigures. Bio-PE is not currently suitable for making harder, stronger elements such as the iconic LEGO bricks.