Awesome Toys

Hot Toys has released its sixth-scale action figure of Tony Stark’s sleek Mk. 85 armored suit in Avengers: Endgame. It has 30 points of articulation, its color scheme calls back to his original crimson and gold armor, and will come with movie-accurate accessories.

Hot Toys shows us the Mad Titan’s badass look in Avengers: Endgame with this sixth-scale action figure. The fully-armored Thanos comes with two heads, a removable helmet, four pairs of hands, a light-up Infinity Gauntlet, and a double-bladed sword.

YouTuber 3D Sanago greets us by saying he’s a 3D pen master. But he easily backs it up by making a badass statue of Deathwing the Destroyer from World of Warcraft. He makes liberal use of a wood burning tool to smooth the plastic and add textures.

Prime 1 Studio’s incredible, droolworthy collectible for fans of the Dark Knight. The Batman Zero Year statue sees Bats sitting on his motorcycle, and is based on Greg Capullo’s design for Scott Snyder’s stellar coming-of-age Batman story arc.

MAFEX’s action figure of the X-Men’s Cyclops is based on the characters’ 90’s comic book design. The figure is about 6.3″ tall and comes with three heads, including an unmasked one. It also comes with sweet optic blast effects.

Axe Heaven creates handmade 1/4-scale (~10″ tall) replicas of acoustic and electric guitars. Their Fender collection is officially licensed and includes replicas of famous musicians’ axes. They also make drum sets and amps. They accept small batch custom orders.

Part puzzle and part mechanical toy, Wood Trick designs construction sets that anyone can build. The sets include vehicles, weapons, and rides. Each kit can be assembled within 30 minutes to under 2 hours. Their mechanical nature extends the fun.

Artist and toy designer Andrew Bell of Dead Zebra gives us a true case of “death by chocolate,” with an awesomely deranged vinyl collectible inspired by a certain popular candy bar. In addition to the regulare 6″ size, there’s a humongous 14.5″ King Size variant.

The newest set of Nintendo’s cardboard toy kits brings affordable virtual reality to the Switch. The VR kit gives you goggles and five accessories. Use these to play dozens of mini-games and even to make your own interactive experiences.

Crayon Creatures turns kids’ drawings into accurate full color figurines thanks to the wonders of 3D modeling and 3D printing. The figurines measure up to 4″ tall and are printed in sandstone. Additional figures of the same drawing can be ordered at a discount.

A look inside a factory that makes collectible figurines, as its designs go from sketch, to digital model, to wax model, to silicone mold, to plastic model, to plaster cast, to metal die for creating the final production pieces. Those pieces are then hand-painted and assembled.

This robot kit from Japanese toymaker Tamiya lets you build a creepy crawly insect inspired by real-life giant centipedes. This 15″ long critter isn’t quite as indimidating as the real deal thanks to its blue body, but anything with this many legs creeps us out.

Threezero’s sixth scale action figure based on the upcoming CGI Netflix anime series. The figure has 40 points of articulation and has die-cast zinc alloy parts. It has LEDs on its eyes and chest. It comes with four pairs of hands and a pair of Specium Blades.

Now these are gym leaders. Ojitendo Studio designed this silly figure that imagines Pokémon’s goofy Dugtrio triplets as bodybuilders. The figure also comes with a pot and a soil effect for display, but why hide all those rippling, shiny muscles?

XM Studios‘ latest masterpiece is this handcrafted and hand-painted 1:4 porcelain statue that depicts the Dark Knight as a samurai. The Batman Shogun statue comes with three heads, two left arms, two right arms, and two chest emblems.

The MetaFly is a winged remote-controlled toy that flies and glides like a bird. It’s agile and safe enough to use indoors. But it’s also flexible and tough enough to withstand the outdoors. It lasts up to 8 min per charge and goes up to 11 mph.

The Nendoroid action figure of our hero has two unmasked heads, one masked head and two slashing effect parts. But that’s not all – it comes with a miniature diorama of the Wakanda battle from Avengers: Infinity War.

We’re all familiar with the simple game that Google Chrome lets us play when the Internet is down. Artist Andrew Bell originally designed this real version of the dinosaur and cacti for Google, but now you can own them as well.

Fangamer’s officially licensed Katamari Damacy Prince and Katamari Ball Plush. The ball measures 8″ in diameter and has magnets inside its raised dots, so you can actually stick objects to it and make it grow. Fangamer also has new Katamari sweater and hat for fans.

PowerUp FPV turns paper airplanes into drones. It can stream footage from its 640×480 camera to a mobile device up to 300ft. away, so you can see what it sees. It flies up to 20mph and lasts 10min on its hot swappable battery. Save over 40% in The Awesomer Shop.

The Nendoroid Iron Man Mk. 50 action figure is based on Tony Stark’s nanotech suit from Avengers: Infinity War. It comes with a ton of accessories, including wing parts and a reactor effect part. It also has an alternate unmasked head.

LEGO worked with Ford to create this detailed replica set of a 1960s Ford Mustang. You can clearly see its big block V8, nitrous oxide tank, air scoop and 5-spoke rims. The set can be customized with the included supercharger, spoilers, exhaust pipes and license plates.

First 4 Figures presents a 8″ tall chibi statue of Solid Snake as he appeared in the original Metal Gear Solid. It comes with a light-up base and interchangeable eyes. It also comes in a translucent green variant and a neon green variant.