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.
Optimus Prime started the Transformers Icons line by turning into the Autobot emblem, so Megatron was the obvious next move. The 6.75-inch figure transforms into the Decepticon logo in 27 steps, giving the faction leader a display-ready alternate mode that makes far more sense than a pistol.
The Crawleys are moving into a 4,711-piece residence with removable floors, 13 familiar faces, and enough period detail to keep both aristocrats and servants occupied. LEGO Ideas Downton Abbey recreates Highclere Castle from its grand dining room upstairs to the bustling kitchen below.
Marantz has given the classic mini hi-fi system a thoroughly modern job description. The MCR 60n DAB spins CDs, streams high-resolution music, welcomes a turntable, receives DAB/FM radio, and handles TV sound through HDMI eARC, all while asking you to supply only the speakers.
MiniLED televisions are not usually built to disappear against a wall. Skyworth’s A8H pairs SQD color technology with an ultra-short optical design, allowing the 85-inch model to fit 3,600 dimming zones, 5,500-nit peak brightness, and a 270 W Harman sound system into a body just 3.9 cm (1.54 in) thick.
Ducati has returned to the water with something far removed from its motorcycles. Inspired by the Superleggera V4 Centenario, this limited-edition Pirelli maxi-RIB combines unmistakable Ducati styling with three Mercury Racing outboards, 1,500 hp, and enough exclusivity to make even a superbike seem readily obtainable.
Ducati has built bicycles before, but its new partnership with Gruppo Zecchetto brings a fresh lineup for road, gravel, and e-MTB riding. The five-model 2027 range combines carbon-fiber construction with adjustable geometry and two connected electric mountain bikes producing up to 1,300 W of assistance.
A century after its founding, Ducati has created a road-legal superbike using technology normally reserved for prototypes. The Superleggera V4 Centenario pairs a fully carbon-fiber chassis with carbon-ceramic brakes, a carbon-fiber fork, and 228 hp, rising to 247 hp once fitted with its racing kit.
ZXMOTO entered WorldSSP as an unfamiliar name and promptly started winning races. Its road-going 820RR family brings that ambition to the street with an 820 cc triple, while the sharper RR-R turns up the output to 143 hp and adds Brembo brakes, KYB suspension, and less weight.
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.