Toys

Flickr member vmln8r made this sweet remote-controlled replica of the A-Team van using LEGO pieces, including LEGO Powerfunctions pieces. You can download the instruction file here.

(NSFW: Language) Slot Mods built a one of a kind slot car track featuring 3D printed Audi A4 cars with a camera inside each car. The footage is sent to an iPad, which is used to control the car.

It may not be made of as many bricks as his other famous creations, but Ryan “BrickMan” McNaught’s 100,000 brick, 13-foot-long replica of the Erickson S-64 “Elvis” air crane is still a sight to behold.

ThinkGeek’s aluminum replicas of the evil artificial intelligence are based on “actual studio blueprints.” It recites 15 of its lines from 2001: A Space Odyssey in it’s cold, cold voice.

This handmade huggable sculpture of a small campfire by Amanda Browder is made of fake fur, felt and polyester filling. It will leave your wallet cold though: $300 only gets you two logs and a fire.

The TechJect Dragonfly uses four wings to hover, glide or fly like its namesake insect. Its compact size and modular design make it equally ideal for recreational, professional and security purposes.

Powered by a 250w electric motor, this three-wheeled motorized skateboard can propel a child or small adult under 150lbs. at speeds up to 10mph, and can drive for up to an hour on a single charge.

Take water gun wars to the next level with this remote-controlled copter. It packs a refillable electronic water blaster. No scorestreak needed. Video of a similar chopper here.

An improved version of the the remote-controlled transforming robot car. It fires plastic projectiles and has a Wi-Fi camera. It gets better: the inventor Kenji Ishida is selling 10 units. Roll out!

Hot Toys works its magic on the heroic Agent Phil Coulson from The Avengers movie. The 1/6th scale figure has 30 points of articulation and a variety of accessories, including the huge Destroyer gun.

Be GLaDOS with these inflatable personality cores. Wheatley and the Space Sphere are the only variants available, but no one’s stopping you from buying nine of them and calling it a triumph.

Bandit Guns makes shotgun-style rubber band guns complete with pump-action mechanism. The guns are made of laser-cut wood and have different firing modes such as single shot and rapid fire.

Omote 3D’s Shashin Kan takes personal figurines to another level, using 3D scanning and printing to create detailed likenesses of their customers. The cost? At least $265. Stick to Instagram for now.

We haven’t played with toy soldiers since we were kids, but we might just have to add this man-sized soldier to our living room. It measures 18in. tall, weighs 3.3lbs and is made from cast resin.

Attach the Chalktrail to the rear wheel of any bike, and kids (or grown-ups) can draw fun geometric sidewalk graffiti as they ride. Each chalk stick draws a 1.5 mile line. Scooter version coming soon.

The Ultimate Songbird Edition includes an awesomely-detailed version of the Songbird – the imposing winged guardian of Elizabeth, a 64-page art book, soundtrack, and tons of other goodies.

Master prop maker Harrison Krix aka Volpin Props made this beautiful replica of the Terrible Shotgun, a powerful weapon from Fallout 3. Krix made the replica for the Nuka Break web series.

The 12″ officially licensed replica of the Portal gun is more portable and affordable than the 1:1 scale version. It has blue and orange LEDs, movable claws and a trigger that cues sound effects.

At 30 meters in length, this massive blue whale kite is bigger than a bus and looks absolutely stunning floating over the beach. How about a light-up space whale for night flights Peter Lynn Kites?