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.
Ricoh is marking three decades of its cult-favorite GR series with a limited GR IV inspired by the original 1996 GR1. Only 6,000 kits will be made, each pairing subtle commemorative styling with a leather finger strap, engraved hot shoe cover, and 16 miniature camera badges.
Sony is expanding its PS5 audio lineup with the Pulse and higher-end Pulse Edge, both featuring larger planar magnetic drivers, PlayStation Link, Bluetooth connectivity, and AI-assisted microphone noise rejection. Pulse Edge adds twice the driver magnets, active noise cancellation, a detachable boom mic, and extra controls.
MOZA is entering PlayStation territory with three officially licensed direct-drive products, ranging from a complete beginner-friendly simulator package to a standalone high-performance wheel base. Native Gran Turismo 7 support means PS5 racers can experience stronger, more detailed force feedback without begging an adapter to cooperate.
Measuring just 7 cm when closed, YSMART’s TOOLT unfolds into a miniature workshop with three locking plates, a two-position replaceable blade, rulers, drivers, wrenches, files, openers, and even a BBQ skewer cleaner. It may not replace your toolbox, but it could embarrass it.
StarCraft is leaving real-time strategy behind for an open-world third-person shooter set inside the propaganda-fueled Terran Dominion. Its first cinematic follows an eager Marine recruit from motivational speeches to battlefield horror, where broken armor, failed weapons, and disposable soldiers reveal the machinery behind the glory.
Part hovercraft, part space rover, this 62 g RC toy uses four propellers to cling to walls and race across ceilings before rotating its wheels and propellers to skim over the floor. Its room-conquering talents sound like science fiction, though each anti-gravity run lasts about four minutes.
LEGO is getting an early start on Christmas with seven festive 2026 sets led by a snow-covered Victorian Holiday House for its Winter Village. The seasonal lineup also brings Buddy the Elf, an enormous Mrs. Claus, ornaments, sleighs, a countdown calendar, and a brick-built stocking.
AUGTOYS has solved an old Ultraman figure dilemma by hiding an articulated skeleton beneath a custom vinyl suit. The result recreates the original hero’s distinctive wrinkles and human proportions without exposing unsightly joints, while retaining enough movement to reproduce his iconic poses and attacks.
Takara Tomy gives Evangelion Unit-01 a mechanical makeover, extensive articulation, customizable hardpoints, and enough blades and firearms to make any approaching Angel reconsider its plans. The 24 cm figure combines familiar TV-series proportions with Toyrise styling and plenty of display possibilities.
Takara Tomy’s nostalgia-fueled Transformers line welcomes a rescued EarthSpark Cosmos, a hard-to-find Soundwave, and a Diaclone-inspired Delta Magnus set assembled from several familiar molds. Three releases, multiple generations of toy history, and enough deep-cut references to keep longtime collectors pleasantly occupied.
MPG-17 Optimus Prime looks the part but struggles to pose without standing stiffly or spreading his legs wide. DNA Design’s DK-88 kit tackles those troublesome ratchets while adding Jetfire-inspired armor, engines, wings, extra height, and enough firepower to make vanilla Prime feel severely underdressed.