There has been an awakening. Have you felt it? Well, chances are it’s just you feeling alert after a nice cup of tea poured from this awesome Star Wars: The Force Awakens BB-8 Teapot. This ceramic teapot looks just like your favorite droid, except this one holds tea. It holds approximately 32 ounces.
This Alien Derelict Ship Statue is a most have for fans of the Alien movies! You probably thought that this ship would never be available, but here it is in all it’s glory. This detailed model captures the organic nature of the Derelict ship and it looks like they got all of the details just right. It comes with a base designed to replicate the rocky surface of LV-426 and it measures about 21-inches long. It is limited to 500 pieces worldwide.
This ARTFX+ release is based on the Alien dog Xenomorph first seen in Alien 3! They are also called Runners and this statue is a terrifyingly hideous re-creation in 1:10 scale. This is the perfect nightmare creature to add to your collection. He is crouching low, creeping forward on a specially designed base, and even has limited posability in the tail. Alien fans are going to love this one.
Flash! Ahhh ahhhh! Savior of the universe. All of these years later, I still love that song. And you know what? Cheesy as the 1980s Flash Gordon movie was, it will always have a special place in my heart. That’s why I am excited that Flash Gordon Pop! Vinyl Figures are coming. You can pre-order them now and they will ship in June.
You can get Prince Vultan, Emperor Ming, General Klytus and Flash Gordon. Surely more will follow.
Warning, warning! Danger Will Robinson! The latest version of the B-9 robot from Lost in Space is a 10 inch Anti-Matter version from the episode “The Anti-Matter Man”. This figure has lights and sounds taken straight from the classic sci-fi TV show.
The lights on the head and chest blink constantly while the robot is on, and it also has other lights and “anti-matter” dialogue. Quotes include, “This is the opposite world,” “So you’re the goody-goody one,” and I” don’t need help from you, punk – get lost!” You can also manually raise and lower the head, open and close the claws, extend his arms and turn his torso to the left and right. He even rolls around! Lost in Space fans will want to add this one to their collection.
Boldly go to the beach in style with these cool Star Trek Beach Towels. They are designed to look like the original series uniforms and measure 60-inches tall x 30-inches wide! It is the perfect accessory to take with you to the pleasure planet Risa when on shore leave. It comes in gold, blue or red.
Out of all of the Batmobiles that have existed over the years, the original is still the most iconic. Out of all of Batman’s rides, this one comes the closest to being an actual Hot Rod from the era. This statue celebrates the ’66 Batmobile in a playful style full of motion and color. Love it.
It’s really too bad that Starfleet doesn’t allow pocket watches in their dress code, because this Star Trek Starfleet Cutout Pocket Watch would go perfectly with their uniforms. This antique gold pocket watch has a die-cut Star Fleet symbol on the cover and the dial is the top dish of the NCC-1701 Enterprise.
This cool watch measures about 4-inches wide x 3-inches tall x 2 3/4-inches long. It would be the perfect accessory to take with you on an away mission to the past.
The 1:12 Collective series from Mezco is still looking great. We’ve seen Spock and Sulu so far and now the latest is Captain Kirk. Like the others, Kirk is digitally modeled for an accurate likeness to the actor’s features. He comes in a series accurate uniform and stands 6 1/2-inches tall, with over 28 points of articulation!
We featured a Fifth Element multipass awhile back, but this one here is the officially licensed prop replica. It is a 1:1 scale prop replica from The Fifth Element, Luc Besson’s sci-fi classic. It features a removable tray to insert an ID card and personalize it the way you want. This replica is 6 1/2-inches wide by 5-inches tall. Perfect for cosplay or just as a cool collectible from the film.
