Awesome Toys

Threezero’s latest Breaking Bad collectible is a killer bundle featuring sixth scale figures of Walter White and Jesse Pinkman in their work attire. The set also comes with a ton of accessories, including gas masks, test tubes and a lab desk.

A beast of a NERF gun, this motorized Mega blaster holds 24 darts in its rotating drum feeder, and can fire the whole bunch in less than 20 seconds, annihilating targets up to 100 feet away. Comes with 24 whistling foam darts.

Corridor got their hands on a prototype of the year’s most hotly anticipated new toy, the Anki Cozmo Robot, and sent him on a mission to take on an army of angry machines, a couple of which happen to come from Anki’s biggest competitors. Behind the scenes here.

Kidrobot and artist Travis Cain continue their BFF series with a trio of interlocking plushies. There’s the heart and sword, the toaster and bagels, and the skull and worm. They also have blindboxed miniature versions.

A robotic play set that teaches preschoolers the basics of programming without text or complex rules. Cubetto is a cubic robot that is controlled by placing direction blocks on a control panel. It comes with maps and story books to make play time more fun.

A ton of goodies for this year’s Blizzard Convention for fans of World of Warcraft, Overwatch, Diablo and Hearthstone. There are plushies, apparel, mugs and more. You have to have either a BlizzCon 2016 physical or virtual ticket to order the items.

The standard version of Threezero’s T-60 Power Armor has a raw finish and a modular assault rifle, while the exclusive one has fire graphics and a Fat Man as well as the rifle. It also comes with a female vault dweller head. Its armor plates fit the T-45 and vice-versa.

YouTuber 5MadMovieMakers once again made good use of their Hot Wheels-mounted GoPro Hero Session. This time they built ramps and paths to pull off a variety of car flips and jumps. The resulting POV footage is like Trackmania in real life.

The latest LEGO set to go from fan concept to production on LEGO Ideas is The Beatles iconic, psychedelic yellow submarine, along with perfect minifig versions of John, Paul, George, and Ringo, who can all ride inside. The 550 piece set drops 11/16 for $60.

A wonderfully satisfying stop-motion time-lapse of the construction of the 4,016 piece LEGO Death Star, captured by Bart van Dijk. We love the way he morphed each frame of the build, so the bricks don’t just pop in, and instead emerge smoothly.

While most drones take off and land like a helicopter, the Bionic Bird mimics the flight dynamics of our avian friends, flapping its wings to stay airborne for up to 12 minutes on a charge. Its egg-shaped charger lets you juice back up in the field up to 12 times.

LEGO Ideas contributor Ozzyeatingbats presents a concept for a model of Jaguar’s greatest design achievement, the car Enzo Ferrari once called “the most beautiful car ever made.” It’s appx. 1:10 scale, made from 1664 bricks, and has a big inline 6-cylinder engine.

BioToy’s unique squirt gun fires water mixed with bioluminescent proteins, which allow the streams to glow brightly in the dark. Targets hit with the non-toxic stuff will glow for several minutes after being hit. We want paintballs filled with this stuff now.

Jim Henson & Frank Oz’s The Dark Crystal, is a masterpiece. Funko’s retro-style ReAction line is offering a series of figures inspired by the film, including The Chamberlain, Ursol the Chanter, Jen, Aughra, and Kira (with Fizzgig.) There’s also a Landstrider collectible from SDCC 2016.

LEGO Ideas members saabfan and gabriele.zannotti’s proposal for a LEGO set based on the 1968 Fiat 500 L. The scale model of the vintage Italian beetle is made of 1,157 pieces with lots of moving parts. It even has an Abarth 595 variant.

Flybrix is an easy-to-assemble kit that uses LEGO bricks for its non-electronic parts. One kit contains enough parts to let you build a quadcopter, a hexacopter, or an octocopter. Of course, you can also modify it using the LEGO pieces that you already have.

LEGO bricks are incredibly versatile, but one thing they can’t do today is bend and flex with movement. Flexo hopes to change that with their LEGO-compatible components, which allow the bricks to move and deform without coming apart.

Kidrobot has a collection of cute vinyl figures based on the upcoming South Park RPG Fractured But Whole. There are 11 3″ blind-boxed mini figures, as well as 7″ figures of Cartman as The Coon, Kenny as Mysterion and Butters as Prof. Chaos.

Based on a design by LEGO Ideas member Carl Greatrix, LEGO set #21307  lets you assemble an 11″x 5″x 3″ model of the fastest Seven to date. Made of 771 bricks, the model has a removable nose cone, engine cover and engine. Drops 10/1/16 for $80.

LEGO master builder Sariel used Technic components and the SBrick to make an automated train cargo loader and rotary dumper. The dumper requires no human input, while the loader goes to work at the press of a button and can also be controlled manually.

CoasterDynamix’s Cyclone is a modular and LEGO-compatible kit for making roller coaster models. It comes with everything you need, including a train, lift chain and gears. By default it’s powered with a hand crank, but you can also use a LEGO Power Functions motor.

Are you a foot tapper? A pen clicker? A Bubble Wrap popper? The Fidget Cube might be for you. This pocket-sized toy has a rotating dial, a joystick, a flip switch, buttons (both silent and clicky), gears and an indention for time-wasting and stress relieving.

Brickproject_7540 presents two awesome LEGO Ideas. One is inspired by factory gate and the S.S. Wonkatania from the 1971 version of Willy Wonka, and the other by the factory gate and the delivery truck from Tim Burton’s 2005 Charlie and the Chocolate Factory.