Would you skate on Godzilla’s face or hang it on the wall? Santa Cruz’s four new decks make that a difficult call, with textured scales, metallic finishes, and foil graphics. Even the grip tape gets a roaring Godzilla, giving you artwork on both sides to worry about scuffing.
Godzilla Minus Zero is giving fans an early IMAX outing on Godzilla Day, but the cinema collectibles deserve a look, too. The lineup includes a full-figure Godzilla popcorn bucket that lets you eat from his back, alongside a swimming Godzilla bucket and a Heat Ray Cup.
The Batmobile shedding its sides to squeeze between buildings is one of Batman Returns’ memorable moments. LEGO recreates that trick in a smaller build, pairing the transforming car with The Penguin’s Duck-mobile. Fans who want the Batmissile without committing to the larger adult set now have another option.
Avengers Tower, the Baxter Building, and the X-Mansion don’t usually share one skyline. LEGO brings them together anyway, along with villain headquarters, Galactus, and the Thanos Copter. There’s even a tiny Spider-Man stopping a train, making this brick-built megacity a Marvel smorgasbord across comics, movies, and series.
At 1:64 scale, working indicators might seem awfully unnecessary. HPI’s latest nano-TTR Mustang has them anyway, along with proportional control and a full-size transmitter. It shares its platform with the earlier models, so existing owners can swap the body instead of buying another complete car.