Celebrate the amazing and mind-bending 70s cult classic ZARDOZ in a whole new way with this awesome belt buckle. Hey, at least this version of the stone head won’t be spewing guns out of it’s mouth. Find it here. I really have to watch that movie again!
This amazing wood Doctor Who wall clock from HamsterCheeksStore is a real beauty. The clock is made from stained birch plywood and MDF. It is a stunning use of the TARDIS and the Doctor Who logo, with cut-out roman numerals around the edge. This is a classy clock for a Timelord or a human. It is the perfect gift for any Doctor Who fan. Or for yourself of course.
Sure, you could set a romantic mood for you and your significant other with some ordinary candles, but if she is a Star Wars fan, you’ll want something cooler. Like this Death Star candle. It is fully operational and ready to set a geeky mood that will destroy her heart like Alderaan. In a good way.
I know, it looks like a small bomb that you would light the fuse on and throw, but trust me, it is a candle. It is the ultimate in Star Wars lighting for candlelit dinners or just relaxing on your own.
Check out these delicious and geeky cookies made by mother and daughter team ButterWinks. They love to create edibles that are based on pop culture characters and they do a fantastic job. These cookies are not only delicious, they are works of art. You can see some of our favorites right here, then make sure you check out their Instagram page for more. Great, now I’m hungry. I wish I had one of those Doctor Who Dalek cookies. Yeah, we’ll see who exterminates who pal.
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This awesome T-shirt features everyone’s favorite Doctor, Tom Baker Tom Beaker. He’s a real Muppet, that one. Meep-meep, care for a jelly baby? Aside from being super silly, Beaker is a pretty good stand-in for the 4th Doctor. Old school Doctor Who fans will love this shirt.
I’ll just drop this here. I’m pretty sure this scene of the Enterprise firing on a Klingon ship is homemade. I have no idea who made it or where I could get one. I found the image on Facebook and fell in love with it. The guy needs wallpaper that looks like a nebula though. That would complete the scene.
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The Galactic Warfighters series is something that everyone should see. Matthew Callahan inserts Star Wars figures into realistic combat photography. This is some pretty amazing and powerful work and now a short film sheds some light into the process.
This film was produced by Joseph DiGIrolamo, who interviews Callahan and shows us how he creates these stunning images. Matthew uses Sideshow Collectible figures for these shots and they are so real looking that they will blow you away.
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This real life Batmobile or “arkham car” was built by Caresto for team galag as part of the 2016 gumball 3000 rally. It is based on blueprints from the ‘arkham knight’ video game, and I have to say, it looks frakkin amazing in real life. Unlike the video game version, this car was redesigned and manufactured so that it can actually be driven and be fully functional. Make sure you check out the video below.
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If you practice the art of cross stitching, you’ll want to check out some of the patterns that StitchBucket has in their Etsy shop. You can choose from all kinds of geek cars and vehicles. Like the Ghostbuster’s Ecto-1, the Batmobile, X-Wing Fighters and more. I don’t know anything about cross stitching, but if I did, I would totally download these patterns and create some cool stitchery.
I recently discovered a fun new Star Trek web comic, so I had to share it. It is called Red Skirts and it is a fun and wild ride. The art is pretty awesome too. I won’t give away anything. I’ll just tell you to go and check it out because it is just plain fun. I am hooked.
The “Red Skirts” is a designation given to GGC Security Unit 3-80 of the GGC Heavy Cruiser Audacity.
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