Have you ever wanted your Lego bricks to undergo a CT scan?
Well, wonder no more. Someone did it.
From the commentary: “This is a volume rendering based on the axial scan. Note that the density of the bricks is different for each color.”
(via voxel123 on Flickr, and SCOPE)
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