In your den, no one can hear you scream! At least, that’s where I would put this cool Xenomorph Mini Taxidermy Display. Hey, it beats hunting one and mounting it yourself. That never ends well. This Alien display is hand sculpted, molded and cast in plastic. Then mounted on a wooden plaque, ready to hang on your wall.
It measures 7″ tall with the oval plaque. The Alien is 4″ tall. More than large enough to cause some trouble if it were alive. Tell your friends you bagged it yourself!
Check out this interior lighting from a galaxy far, far away. The Star Wars Lightsaber Legacy Lamp is officially licensed by Lucasfilm Ltd. and is a limited edition.
Just flip the switch on the cord and the lamp illuminates with a soft light. Pretty cool. But it gets even better. Hit the second switch on the hand-sculpted and hand-painted base and 3 lightsabers glow blue, green and red. This is a weapon, I mean lamp, that any Star Wars fan would love. It measures 18-inches tall.
Check out this neat behind-the-scenes video from Legacy Effects, the company who did many of the practical effects on Terminator Genisys. This is a fun video that shows off some of the process. It’s amazing to see all of that stuff poured over arnold so they could make a super realistic but fake Terminator Arnold. That’s just one of the things they cover.
If you like special effects, you’ll appreciate this short look behind the scenes.
Just because you have to go to the office everyday, that doesn’t mean that you can’t geek things up a little. PandorasProductions sells all kinds of awesome geek-inspired ties so you can fly your geek flag high, even when collating papers and giving a powerpoint presentation.
These are some good looking men’s accessories. Whether it’s superheroes, scifi properties or video games, they have your neck covered.
If you have seen District 9, you know that the props by Weta Workshop are pretty amazing. If you somehow haven’t seen the movie, you are really missing out. The folks at Tested teamed up with prop maker Bill Doran and effects artist Frank Ippolito to replicate the movie’s Alien Assault Rifle and alien hand.
The finished items are amazing, but we already knew they would be with these talented people working on them. This stuff is so fun to watch. The video walks through the process of building each item.
Sometimes things get chilly. That’s when you need a sweater, but you don’t want some boring sweater that looks like it belongs to your grandmother. You need a cool geek sweater like this R2-D2 Sweater.
Once again, a droid comes to the rescue, this time, helping you stay warm and toasty. And making you look like R2 himself. Beep bloop beep boop! Perfect for casual cosplay or just hanging around the house watching Star Wars.
This compilation from Digg takes a look at the history of aliens in film. It starts with 1902’s A Trip to the Moon and goes all the way to 2014’s Guardians of the Galaxy. What a long strange trip it’s been.
It’s not meant to be complete so don’t get your panties in a bunch. It’s just a cool look at the phenomenon in general. It is a great overview of how film technology has evolved as well. It’s really fascinating to watch the evolution of aliens on film because it tells us more about ourselves.
These Doctor Who Playing Cards feature all 12 Doctors and they are ready to spice up your Poker night. This deck features Doctors One through Twelve on the Ace to the Queen. The TARDIS is on the King. The Jokers are two versions of The Master. Nice touch there.
Even the suits are Who themed, with the sonic screwdriver, the Seal of Rassilon, a dalek, and a weeping angel. This is an awesome deck of playing cards. They make a great gift for fans of Doctor Who. They make any card game better.
They are manufactured out of wood for durability. While they were making the props, they decided to turn them into functional pillar candle holders. The end result is beautiful, functional and geeky. If you are good with wood, this project shouldn’t be very hard.
Princess Leia was not only brave, but strong. She led the rebellion against the Galactic Empire in the original Star Wars trilogy. She is a charcter to be admired and loved. Now Hot Toys has revealed this incredibly lifelike Princess Leia 1/6th scale Collectible Figure from 1977’s Star Wars Episode IV: A New Hope. It is a figure worthy of this legendary Princess.
The movie-accurate collectible figure is specially crafted based on the image of Carrie Fisher as Princess Leia in the film and features:
– Authentic and detailed likeness of Carrie Fisher as Princess Leia in Star Wars: Episode IV A New Hope
– Newly developed head sculpt with movie-accurate facial expression and make-up
– Detailed hair sculpture of Princess Leia’s iconic hair style
– Body with over 28 points of articulations
– Approximately 26 cm tall
– Five (5) pieces of interchangeable palms including:
– One (1) pair of relaxed palms
– One (1) pair of weapon holding palms
– One (1) left palm for supporting weapon
– Each piece of head sculpt is specially hand-painted
Costume :
– One (1) white colored dress
– One (1) white colored top
– One (1) white colored belt
– One (1) pair of white colored boots
Weapons:
– One (1) blaster pistol
– One (1) blaster rifle
Accessory:
– Rectangular-shaped figure stand with Princess Leia nameplate and Star Wars logo
Special Edition Bonus Accessory (for selected markets only):
– Specially designed backdrop
Artists:
– Head Sculpted by So Young, Lee
– Head Painted by JC. Hong
– Head Art Directed by Kojun
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