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LEGO’s cheerful little plants are back, and they’ve discovered the joys of reading and tea. Following Happy Plants, the new Botanicals Cozy Plants set features peppermint and chamomile builds in smiling pots, complete with a book and teacup. Better yet, the plants and pots are interchangeable with the earlier collection.
Building a recognizable car from fewer than 30 plastic pieces sounds improbable, but Mattel Brick Shop has pulled it off. Its new Hot Wheels Racer Series recreates collectible cars at 1:64 scale using molded components, metal bases, and rolling wheels. Six models kick things off, with 20 planned for 2027.
Beretta is celebrating 500 years of firearms manufacturing with the APX Falco, a one-off luxury pistol that combines modern engineering with traditional Italian craftsmanship. Its standout feature is a red-dot sight integrated directly into the steel slide, while sculpted falcon-inspired details, hand engraving, and gold accents complete the remarkable creation.
Doctor Strange Supreme is getting his own LEGO Marvel set, and the multiverse has brought some unwanted guests. Inspired by What If…? and Marvel Zombies, the 814-piece build features a three-level Sanctum Sanctorum, mystical portals, and six minifigures, including Zombie Thor, Zombie Namor, and Zombie Hunter Spider-Man for supernatural showdowns.
After years of anticipation, the LEGO Ideas Godzilla has officially been unveiled, and the 5,363-piece King of the Monsters is enormous. Standing 70 cm tall, the brick-built beast features movable limbs, adjustable tail positioning, blue dorsal fins, and a removable atomic breath effect. You can even recreate that iconic skyward blast.
Bell & Ross has unveiled three unusual limited-edition watches. One celebrates a world-record-holding speed skier, another replaces traditional hands with a spacecraft orbiting Earth, while the third transforms a radar screen into a watch dial with three rotating aircraft. Each brings an entirely different interpretation of timekeeping to your wrist.
Evangelion fans have another way to show their love for the iconic anime, this time through streetwear. HUF has released a five-piece collection featuring graphic tees inspired by EVA Unit-01 and Rei Ayanami, an embroidered cap, and a collectible keychain. There’s even a glow-in-the-dark Rei design for extra impact.
Shinji’s first battle against Sachiel remains one of Evangelion’s most unforgettable moments. Now, Anicorn and Studio Khara have turned the two combatants into collectible watches. One recreates EVA Unit-01’s mechanical armor in intricate detail, while the other captures the 3rd Angel’s unsettling face and exposed red core in minimalist form.
Forget the chunky tabletop console and rubber hose. RunStar’s new LoopGo wireless blood pressure monitor packs everything into a single upper-arm cuff, complete with a rotatable color display. It measures blood pressure and pulse in under a minute, offers voice guidance, and syncs readings to your smartphone via Bluetooth.
Polyester performance shirts are built to stretch, wick sweat, and withstand demanding activities, but printing on them can be tricky. From cracking graphics to unwanted dye bleeding, the wrong printing method can ruin a great design. Here’s how sublimation, direct-to-film transfers, and other techniques compare for durable, long-lasting prints.
A bouquet would have been easier, but LEGO went with a 30-meter wave of flowers across Shanghai’s West Bund. Built from over 380,000 pieces, the installation anchors an exhibition where adults can explore floral artworks and contribute their own creations. Keeping these flowers alive is the easy part.