
LEGO’s New Batman Returns Batmobile Sheds Its Sides to Become the Batmissile
LEGO revisits Tim Burton’s Batmobile with a smaller 2,269-piece model that drops its side panels to reveal the Batmissile from Batman Returns. Yes, really!

LEGO revisits Tim Burton’s Batmobile with a smaller 2,269-piece model that drops its side panels to reveal the Batmissile from Batman Returns. Yes, really!

Citizen’s latest Star Wars watch gives Luke Skywalker a luminous green lightsaber, a Jedi Order insignia, and an Eco-Drive movement powered by light.

Cinemark LED Batmobile Popcorn Container modeled after the 1966 Batmobile
Discover-ready excerpt/sub-headline: Modeled after Batman’s glorious 1966 ride, Cinemark’s collectible carries an XL popcorn, includes a same-day refill, and projects the Bat-Signal.

CaDA recreates the Audi RS6 Avant as a 60.3 cm-long, 4,663-piece collector model with functional steering, opening panels, a detailed V8 engine, and no stickers.

CaDA shrinks the rally-bred Lancia Stratos HF into a 278-piece RC model controlled by remote, smartphone, or your questionable Scratch programming.

Mattel honors “The Voice” with a Whitney Houston Barbie inspired by her record-breaking “I Wanna Dance With Somebody” music video.

The legendary Rambo Lambo is considerably easier to own at 1:18 scale, with AUTOart recreating the outrageous Lamborghini LM002 in four colors for US$280 each.

AUTOart turns Sakon Hayase’s Porsche 911 Carrera 2.7 RS from Circuit no Ōkami (The Circuit Wolf) into a detailed 1:18 collectible, right down to its victory stars and manga-specific license plate.

The 3,491-piece Ministry of Magic recreates three levels of Wizarding World bureaucracy, including underground details that demand more than an ordinary shelf.

LEGO’s first trailing Botanicals plant brings movable two-tone leaves, customizable vines, and two display options—without the watering or desperate search for sunlight.

Michael Myers trades his usual hospital-rampage attire for glitter spatter, platform boots, and enough tiny weapons to keep Haddonfield thoroughly concerned.