Chevy has been having a lot of fun with the new LEGO Batman movie. Chevy and LEGO has built a life sized LEGO Batman Batmobile. It contains more than 340,000 LEGO pieces, and is 17 feet in length. The total weight is 1,695.5 pounds. Each tire alone is just over 100 pounds. It took 222 hours to design and 1,833 hours to build. And I want one.
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Space-slug gangster, Jabba the Hutt, is a disgusting and slimy villain, but we love him. Robert Lundmark has captured Jabba perfectly in LEGO form. The detail on this LEGO Jabba The Hutt is nothing short of amazing. We’ve seen Star Wars LEGO creations before, but the way Robert uses LEGO pieces here is just great. The contouring and coloring are so sleek. Very nice attention to detail.
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The Dark Knight from the Batman: Arkham series, Batman Arkham Knight is a seriously kick-ass version of the Caped Crusader. There is a reason that these games have become some of the fasting selling game titles. This Batman rocks! And now Sideshow and Hot Toys have officially introduced the incredible sixth scale figure of Batman from the game! It features a new masked head sculpt with interchangeable neutral and angry expression lower faces, a highly detailed and tailored multi-layer and multi-textured Batsuit and plenty of Batman gadgets including Batarangs, grapnel gun, disruptor, REC gun, freeze grenade and more! This figure will instill fear into all of the villains in your collection.
Supergirl deserves a super figure and this one is it. This Supergirl Premium Format Figure depicts Superman’s long-lost cousin Supergirl in mid flight with a beautiful smile on her face that will light up any room with her bold adventurous spirit. It stands 24″ tall and is a sight to behold. Her cape is billowing out behind her and she has her faithful feline companion Streaky the Supercat with her. This one is a must-have for DC Comics or Superman fans. If this doesn’t make you smile, you are dead inside.
BlueCrabMagnets has a store full of all of the coolest magnets you can dream up for your fridge, file cabinet, or wherever. These Geeky Cereal Box Fridge Magnets are awesome. You can see a few below, but make sure you check out their shop for many many more. They include real cereal boxes and others that never existed. You can choose from Star Wars, E.T., Gremlins and many many more. I was reminded of several cereals from my childhood that I had forgotten about completely.
When you watch Star Wars you don’t really think about all of the small stuff that goes on in that world. Like paperwork for instance. This is Brock Davis’ take on what Boba Fett’s invoice to Jabba The Hutt would have looked like had we seen it on screen. It’s safe to say that Boba Fett made some decent money for his work of tracking down and capturing Han Solo.
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Why choose a single lightsaber when you can have all of the cool ones? This Star Wars Lightsaber Heat Change Mug gives you the lightsabers of Obi-Wan Kenobi, Yoda, Asajj Ventress, Mace Windu, Luke Skywalker, Qui-Gon Jinn, Kit Fisto, Darth Vader, Anakin Skywalker, Darth Maul and Count Dooku. When you pour hot liquid inside, they all magically light up. This may be the perfect geek coffee mug.
This is an amazing replica of Jyn Erso’s Stormtrooper doll from Rogue One: A Star Wars Story. It is an 11″ tall polymer clay figure that is strung together with thick waxed cotton cord. It looks completely authentic, just like the one in Star Wars Rogue One. This is one of those neat toys that are fun just to display somewhere in your house, so you can occasionally look at it and pick it up and play with it. Just makes you smile.
How is this for the start of the new year? Hot Toys has released a photo giving us a preview of their Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 action figure lineup! They all look pretty stunning, but as usual Baby Groot steals the show. Here we see Star-Lord, Gamora, Drax, Rocket, and Groot. It should be noted that these are just prototypes that were made for the figures, but even so, you can tell they are going to be great. I can’t wait for the movie to arrive. These figures just make me even more excited about it.
I have always had a thing for the Klingon Bird of Prey. It is just such a beautifully designed ship from a time before the folks at Star Trek kind of gave up on good ship design. So I had to share this amazing LEGO creation from Kevin J. Walter. It took 25,000 LEGO pieces to create. The amount of detail that he created here is insane. I love these builds, but they also make me a bit sad, because LEGO should be offering sets like this so nerds like me can build them. On the other hand, it would probably cost a fortune so maybe it is for the best. Kevin had to create his version from a blueprint that he made himself.
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