Mega Bloks are releasing a bunch of cool Star Trek toys this year. including figures made of bricks that are called Kubros. The first series of Kubros highlight TOS characters. Spock is first. In fact, he is now available to order directly from Mega Bloks’ online shop. So naturally we have some great images of the toy to show off now. It’s a cool idea for a figure.
We had news earlier this year that Mega Bloks had secured the license to produce Star Trek construction toys. They aren’t LEGO, but hey, all of the images you see here are awesome, so how can you complain? At NYCC they are showing off the Enterprise and two other sets that will be released in the fall of 2016.
The biggest set is the USS Enterprise, which will apparently be over three thousand pieces and have light up nacelles to boot! It comes with two figurines: Kirk and Spock in dress uniforms. This ship is a 1/350 scale set that will cost $250. If you want something more affordable but no less cool, the Klingon D7 class will be $30. This one also comes with a figure, a Klingon obviously with a banner of the Empire on a display base.
The coolest one as far as I’m concerned is the transporter room from the mirror universe, featuring mirror Kirk and Spock, and a mid-transport Scotty. This set lights up with glow-in-the-dark elements. Also the mirror universe designs can be flipped around to make it look like the prime universe transporter room.
These are some awesome sets, that’s for sure. The bottom image is a Command chair made using Mega Blocks that is on display at NYCC.
via Trek Collective
Toys like this Doctor Who TARDIS Console Room Mega Building Set make me feel like a kid again. Except we didn’t have any Doctor Who playsets in my day. This console room is highly customizable and comes with 4 Doctor Who micro-figures!
It features the TARDIS interior console room and an exterior with an alien-world landscape. You get the Eleventh Doctor, Amy Pond, Rory Williams, and River Song! There are 665 pieces in all. Your kids will love it, but let’s face it, buying this set for your kid is just an excuse for you to play with it when no one is looking.
