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If you love cats and love some Lego fun, you really need to check out these paw-some DIY kits by Jecka company. They have it all- black & white cats, calico cats, tuxedo cats, orange tabby cats...anything you like and dream of.   

JEKCA company believes everyone has a unique sense of creativity deeply embedded within each one of us. The company is aimed at unleashing this talent by helping you build useful and interesting items using simple techniques and basic building block units. so, you can now create your dream cat model in the easiest way possible. Check out their website for all the dozens of options. 

Cats can be a great source of entertainment but can also bring great anguish and pain with their hilariously mischievous actions. 

Take this guy, for example.  

Few days ago, this Thai toy seller shared on Facebook his frustrating and funny experience involving his cat and a Doraemon figurine he was working on for seven days for a customer. The customer originally wanted to get it before the new year but in one second, it was all destroyed by his naughty cat: 'Damn Cat! I spent a total of a week, making this. The customer wants the piece before the new year.' The angered guy said in a Facebook post.
The post has gone viral on the social media site with over 70,000 shares and 22,000 comments. 

Most of them can't stop laughing at the man's situation and the kitty's 'totally not sorry' expression.

Just to clear things up- the furious guy wrote at the end of his post "I will kill you!!!" but of course, he didn't mean it. He later posted a photo with his cat and said that all was well with them. After all, how can you stay mad at that innocent face?

This LEGO construction by The Quinten is called a 'skep', which consists of coils of grass or straw to make the basket. The skep beehive has been around for more than 2,000 years and although it is not as common today, the skep is still an iconic symbol of beekeeping.

The mechanical design features a beehive structure with some googly-eyed bees buzzing around as its crank is turned. The project is currently seeking support on LEGO Ideas, and we'd love to see it put into production.

Pedro was adopted with three legs but lost another during a recent misadventure. Thanks to the help of some doctors and students at Louisiana State University veterinary teaching hospital, Pedro is still able to move around with his new prosthetic wheels made from Lego.

To help him get around, his foster dad commandeered some of his son's Lego, creating a wheelchair that allowed tiny Champ to play and interact with his littermates. Via: Cole And Marmalade.

If you have ever stepped on a lego, you know the pain. It can be the most dangerous thing in the house and it will sneak up on you! Sure they are fun to play with...but there is always that one that makes you cringe with horror why you bought them in the first place!

We Can't wait

JEKCA, Building Blocks for Kidults is a building block company based in Hong Kong. They have just introduced a cat series that we think you'd enjoy.