LEGO Finally Builds a Road Bike—and It Looks the Part
LEGO takes on a road bike for the first time with the Icons Road Bike (11380), a clean, display-focused model with realistic proportions and detailing.
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LEGO takes on a road bike for the first time with the Icons Road Bike (11380), a clean, display-focused model with realistic proportions and detailing.

LEGO’s Up-Scaled Darth Vader Minifigure (75461) turns the iconic Sith Lord into a 28 cm tall, 1,028-piece display figure with poseable limbs and a proper fabric cape.

IXI Adaptive Eyewear uses eye-tracking sensors and tunable lenses to adjust focus in real time, aiming to replace progressive lenses with something closer to how natural vision works.

LEGO’s Technic Batmobile Tumbler (42239) adds CONTROL+ remote steering, a light-up afterburner boost feature, and RC play—but it arrives with a surprisingly steep price tag for a 719-piece set.

Standing 37 cm tall with more than 250 animations, Hasbro’s Ultimate Grogu reacts to touch, accessories, and movement—making the 2020 animatronic Baby Yoda look like a rehearsal.

Inspired by Star Wars: Maul – Shadow Lord, the Force FX Elite Maul lightsaber features progressive ignition lighting, battle sound effects, and the option to connect a second hilt for the iconic double-blade setup.

LEGO’s Custom Garage Ford Mustang GT Technic set introduces interchangeable body panels, working steering, and tuner-style customization—bringing project-car vibes to an 823-piece build.

LEGO rolls out Spider-Man: Brand New Day sets with a 36 cm poseable Spider-Man figure, a prison transport chase, a Hulk showdown—and unexpectedly, a DUPLO Spider-Rex.

With precision Single Shot blasts, Auto Reload in seconds, five firing modes, and a 50 ft range, the SpyraFour turns backyard water fights into a full-on tactical event.

The long-delayed Coyote vs. ACME trailer has finally arrived, revealing Wile E. Coyote suing ACME in a live-action hybrid comedy that survived one of Hollywood’s most unusual cancellation scares.

Prime Video unveils the first full Spider-Noir trailer in authentic black and white, alongside a color version, with Nicolas Cage starring as Ben Reilly in a darker 1930s New York setting ahead of its May 27 release.