Created in collaboration with Vienna’s Belvedere Museum, the LEGO Art Gustav Klimt – The Kiss (31221) recreates the Austrian master’s iconic painting as the largest LEGO Art set to date, complete with layered 3D details worthy of any gallery wall.
Officially licensed by the Argentina national team, the CaDA Bricks Argentina National Team Figure Messi captures Lionel Messi in an adorable caricature style with 10 points of articulation, a display stand, and his FIFA World Cup 2026 kit.
LEGO City may excel at building realistic towns, but real-world brands are usually missing. The officially licensed CaDA Bricks Shell Service Station fills that gap with a detailed 1,697-piece model complete with a repair workshop, customer lounge, and USB-powered lighting.
LEGO may have introduced a brick-built Lotus Evija first, but CaDA now has its own officially licensed version. The 276-piece 1:24-scale model faithfully recreates the electric hypercar’s dramatic design with printed details and signature fighter jet-inspired taillights.
Aston Martin has built something it never would for the real world: an armored military SUV. Meet the Dreadnought, a digital-only creation designed exclusively for Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4.
Lomography has expanded its Simple Use camera family with two half-frame reloadable models that squeeze up to 72 shots from a single roll of 35 mm film, bringing back the joy—and suspense—of analog photography.
If you could only own one MoonSwatch, this would be it. The Mission to the Moon 1969 features 11 grams of genuine 18K Moonshine Gold crafted from OMEGA’s 1969 spare parts and is limited to just 1,969 pieces worldwide.
Bell & Ross has taken its aviation-inspired design in a new direction. The BR-03 Helipad transforms a hovering helicopter into a clever mechanical display where the aircraft itself tells the time.
The Bell & Ross BR-03 GMT Green Lum brings the Aurora Borealis to your wrist with a glowing black-to-green gradient dial, a practical GMT function, and production limited to just 500 pieces.
Xiaomi isn’t just making phones and EVs anymore. The company has built smart apartments for young employees, offering below-market rents, Xiaomi smart home devices, and thoughtfully designed living spaces.
Most people credit the McLaren F1 as the company’s first road car. In reality, Bruce McLaren’s M6GT came decades earlier, and now McLaren Special Operations has faithfully brought that forgotten dream back to life.