
Predaking Joins the Police Force as Takara Tomy’s Magna Regulus
Takara Tomy expands its premium Adamas Machina line with Magna Regulus, a police-themed redeco that sends the die-cast Predaking combiner to enforce law and order across Cybertron.

Takara Tomy expands its premium Adamas Machina line with Magna Regulus, a police-themed redeco that sends the die-cast Predaking combiner to enforce law and order across Cybertron.

Sixty years after the original Ultraman series first aired, Bandai Tamashii Nations is giving Shin Hayata his S.H.Figuarts debut, complete with his SSSP gear, Beta Capsule, and that unforgettable curry spoon.

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.