These Star Wars Lego Minifigs Wearing Spaceship Costumes are simply adorable. They were created by Nick Chen. Each of these characters are wearing their own ships and vehicles as if cosplaying. It’s a pretty cool idea and it really makes for some great new LEGO creations. A few of our favorites are below, but you can check Nick’s Flickr page for more.
They look easy enough to make if you want these on your desk. They are pretty cute.
Mezco has announced their second Star Trek action figure in their One:12 range. It’s SULU! What, you were expecting Kirk next? This figure is expected around June or July, joining that fantastic Spock figure in this series.
Just like Spock, this highly detailed figure comes with an insignia display base, with twenty-eight points of articulation. He will have a fabric uniform, and a bunch of cool props, including Sulu’s awesome sword! How cool is that? If that isn’t enough, he will have several different hands and two heads. Mezco is really doing an awesome job with these figures. You can pre-order Sulu now.
Martin Creaney is an artist who works in wood, but that is an understatement. What he does is create masterpieces like this handmade Millennium Falcon. It’s made from over 3, 000 pieces, each piece individually worked. Just look at all of that fantastic detail. If Han was a carpenter, this would be his ship. I don’t even know if that makes any sense, I’m just blown away by this magnificent ship.
Check out the video below to see Martin talk about it. My God this thing is beautiful. Do you have any idea how much Pledge it takes to polish a ship like this?
Geek up your walls with these cool Sci-Fi Vehicle Art Prints from UltraPrint. They have a large assortment of cool geeky prints including Star Trek ships, Star Wars vehicles, Batman’s vehicles and more. These look great and come as sets. You can get them in different colored backgrounds. I love the Star Trek ships and the set showing off some of Batman’s toys, although they are all very cool.
Why do all of the other countries get all of the cool things? Liberia recently got their first ever postage stamps focusing on Star Trek: Enterprise. They were issued at the end of December and as you can see they are pretty awesome. They focus on the aliens in Enterprise. There’s an Andorian, Silik of the Suliban, the Klingon Doctor Antaak, Doctor Phlox and two Vulcans, T’Pol and Suval. I would love to get my hands on these. I bet the people of Liberia are very happy with these.
Your picky padawans will like this. Parenting blog Lunchbox Dad has some interesting ways to get kids to eat their food. They aim to help moms and dads can make kids lunches more fun. Like these cool Star Wars themed lunches. It’s okay if they play with their food when it looks like this and they won’t have any trouble eating it after.
This is a special treat for Robocop fans. Skuzzles’ first limited edition screen print movie poster of 2016 is from artist Anthony Petrie. The detail and design is insane. This poster just pops out at you. Throughout, there are an array of one liners and references from RoboCop. The whole man/machine theme is expertly done here. You can almost see his veins pumping beneath his armor. Anthony says:
Robocop is one of my all-time favorite movies, and he’s the subject in a lot of Hero pop culture references. That’s why I wanted to approach Robocop in a more unconventional way, visually depicting him in a more vulnerable state than we’re used to seeing. Thematically, this concept explores the duality of man and machine by drawing a graphic connection between Murphy’s organic —and inorganic— elements, with a darker and more dystopian palette.
The first 100 orders will receive a free 2″ limited edition RoboCop badge. And any orders within the first 3 days of sale will have a chance to win 1 of 4 original RoboCop art pieces by Anthony Petrie. Nice!
What are you going to give your significant other this Valentine’s day? You could do a lot worse then giving him or her one of these awesome geeky cards from artist PJ McQuade. He has all kinds of geeky Valentines for the ones you love. Everything from George McFly proclaiming “You are my density” to Star Trek II’s Khan with a card that reads “From the bottom of my heart, I kiss at thee.”
These are awesome cards. Geeky yet romantic. I hope I get one of these on Valentine’s Day. They go good with a box of chocolates.
Make that Macbook Keyboard stand out by making it a colorful tribute to everyone’s favorite space opera. These Star Wars Macbook Keyboard Stickers take your Macbook and transport it to a galaxy far, far away. Well, not “transport”. That belongs to that other sci-fi property. Let’s say that these stickers/skins will put your Macbook into hyperdrive.
This is a fun way to geek up your laptop and all of the characters, ships and symbols are really nicely done in a playful style. Now your keyboard looks much better. You’re welcome.
The soundtrackfor Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan is one of those soundtracks that I have listened to about a million times. The score by the late James Horner is just perfect.
I owned this on vinyl the first time around and now I have to get it again because Mondo is releasing the score on limited edition vinyl. It looks stunning, with new art by Matt Taylor. This includes the extended score, with some new moments that didn’t make it in before. Here is the track listing:
01. Main Title (3:06)
02. Surprise on Ceti Alpha V (0:45)
03. Khan’s Pets (4:19)
04. The Eels of Ceti Alpha V / Kirk in Space Shuttle (3:53)
05. Enterprise Clears Moorings (3:33)
06. Chekov Lies (0:40)
07. Spock (1:12)
08. Kirk Takes Command / He Tasks Me (2:07)
09. Genesis Project (3:16)
10. Surprise Attack (5:07)
11. Kirk’s Explosive Reply (4:01)
12. Inside Regula I (1:35)
13. Brainwashed (1:24)
14. Captain Terrell’s Death (1:58)
15. Buried Alive (0:57)
16. The Genesis Cave (1:09)
17. Battle In The Mutara Nebula (8:07)
18. Enterprise Attacks Reliant (1:29)
19. Genesis Countdown (6:34)
20. Spock (Dies) (1:53)
21. Amazing Grace (1:26)
22. Epilogue / End Title (8:41)
23. Epilogue (Original Version) / End Title (7:29)
I would own it for the art alone, but the music with the art? This is a no-brainer. It goes on sale January 13 at mondotees.com for $35. You can’t beat that price either.
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