Montegrappa has went into an agreement with Warner Bros. last year, allowing the Italy’s oldest maker of fine writing implements to develop collections inspired by DC Comics characters. kicking off this collaboration is Batman. the collection includes two writing instruments: a 1939 Batman fountain pen and a
unbeknownst to some, paper-made representations of real world products is kind of a taboo thing to traditional Chinese culture (hint: burning) and therefore it is not something any living would love to share their mortal home with. and that’s partly why we never post any of these paper-made rep stuff. we didn’t think they look nice anyway – until now.
the season three of the The Walking Dead is still on going, but that doesn’t stop AMC from going ahead and collaborate with action figures maker, McFarlane to come up with this special Blu-ray case for the imminent Season Three collection. this super cool case features a replica of the Governor’s aquarium
need a hand or two or maybe three to keep your books neat and tidy? then you are in luck, cos’ Gentle Giant has, literally, hands to help keep your books upright on the shelf. meet the The Walking Dead Logo Bookends. each set of bookends features a triangular base adorned with the hit AMC show’s logo with a trio of zombified grabbing hands
what’s the next most iconic thing from the big screen Iron Man? we think that would be Stark’s workshop where he stashes all his armor suits. with the movie-accurate Iron Man 2 Hall of Armor Collectible Diorama from Hot Toys, you can recreate Stark’s uber cool home workshop to complement your collection
judging from the box office taking of The Hobbit, it is safe to say there is a huge following of the J.R.R Tolkien’s works and/or Peter Jackson screen adaptation of the book. either way, huge following it might have but just how many avid Hobbit fans are willing to part with $9,900 for a replica of the Orcrist – The Sword of
normally, we refrain from pulling too many items from a single auction event so as not to bore you folks but the microcars we found at the upcoming auction at The Bruce Weiner Microcar Museum are simply irresistible and honestly, we’d swept them all off the auction block if money is of no
concept cars. they are mostly like fairy tales: you hear and read about them but you can never see them on the streets. even if they made it into production, they are sometime pretty elusive as limited quantities were made. however, once in a while, opportunity does presents itself for you to grab one of these rare beauty such as this 2005 MCC
stop duping your kids with those stationary kiddie rides. all they do is shake along with music and be done with it in an unrealistic fashion but with the “Western Trails” Traveling Pony Kiddie Ride, things for your kid is going to get a little bit more yee-har! literally. developed by Southland Engineering Company this kiddie ride
Honda makes automobile, motorcycles, outboard motors and possibly, in near future, aircraft but a toaster? not that we have heard of but here it is, right before our disbelieving eyes, a Honda Toaster Oven from Sunbeam. what’s more unbelievable is, this vintage-style toaster is made from an actual Honda motorcycle gas tank (we know you
Kenner action figures, particularly those Star Wars figures, have a special place in our hearts. probably because Star Wars was freaking huge (and awesome) back then and every boys in the seventies or eighties would love to have them. it was a boy status symbol then, comparable to Walkman and Playmobil of that time. fast-forward to today