After 22 and a half hours of building, Bole Brick’s 4,508-piece kit became a remarkably convincing 1:8 recreation of Brian O’Conner’s Toyota Supra—complete with ahem, its movie livery, a 2JZ-GTE engine mini build, working gearbox, and custom lighting.
Mercedes-AMG says the CLE 646 was dreamed up by rational engineers pursuing an irrational car. Their hand-built creation strips the coupé of comfort, sends its V8 power solely to the rear wheels, and remains road-legal despite being developed with the racetrack firmly in mind.
Hypershell has moved beyond giving hikers a push at the hips. Its new Halo extends powered assistance to the knees, creating a lightweight robotic system that helps with carrying loads, climbing, braking on descents, and softening landings while adapting to the way each wearer moves.
Morphy Richards marked its 90th anniversary at IFA 2026 with appliances aimed firmly at modern homes, including a hose-free portable air conditioner and an ice maker that freezes coffee, juice, and soft drinks. Suddenly, even the humble ice tray looks due for an upgrade.
Mofusand’s costume-loving cats have dressed as sharks, fried shrimp, and snacks. Now one of them is taking on its biggest role yet: Godzilla. The collaboration brings the feline King of the Monsters to plush collectibles and apparel, with plenty of cuteness but very little threat to Tokyo.
Barbie’s latest designer collaboration skips the expected runway dress for sculpted armor, anime-inspired hair, and a robotic cat. Created with AMBUSH co-founder Yoon Ahn, the futuristic collector doll imagines what fashion might look like when streetwear catches up with science fiction.
A movie inspired by a die-cast toy brand has now inspired a toy depicting how that movie was made. The Matchbox The Movie Director Diorama shrinks filmmaker Sam Hargrave, a chase-damaged 1968 Ford Mustang Fastback, and a G-Class camera car into a behind-the-scenes set with a wonderfully circular reason for existing.
Hot Wheels has shrunk Bumblebee to 1:64 scale without taking away his ability to transform. The licensed Volkswagen Beetle looks charming enough, but transform it into robot mode, and the Autobot scout reveals proportions so peculiar that only G1 accuracy can explain them.
Optimus Prime’s purple Evangelion makeover is no longer a solo act. For the second Transformers crossover, Rodimus Prime has scanned Unit-02, gaining its red armor, six-eyed stare, and formidable arsenal while retaining the slightly less exciting ability to transform into a cab-over truck.
Aston Martin has built another true roadster, only this one isn’t a car. Developed with Brough Superior, the AMB 002 is the marque’s first street-legal motorcycle, packing 130 hp, a titanium backbone frame, and enough exclusivity to make spotting one nearly impossible.
The Ferrari Luce has divided opinion since its unveiling, with many questioning whether it looks like a Ferrari at all. Vossen’s lowered example, wearing custom G2-13T forged wheels, makes a persuasive case that the controversial EV simply needed better footwear.
EDIFIER is celebrating its 30th anniversary with the WH950NB Pro, combining eight-microphone adaptive ANC, dual drivers, head-tracked Spatial Audio, and up to 70 hours of playback. The design may look oddly familiar, but the feature list is thoroughly modern.