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the Star Wars Slave I will be releasing in a LEGO format. If unfamiliar, the iconic vehicle was Boba Fett’s bounty hunter ship from The Empire Strikes Back and it returns in this 1,995-piece toy that is full of great details such as hidden weapon placements and even a rotating cockpit. Furthermore, it includes Han Solo in carbonite, which you can then place into the cargo hold along with a number of accompaniments. Retailing for $200 USD, the LEGO Star Wars Slave I
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Here to make many children (in age or at heart) happy is the Shell V Power Lego Collection. The collection features four Ferrari racing car models, namely the F138, 250 GTO, F12 Berlinetta and the 512 S. Also included are a fuel tanker, gas station and finish podium playset.
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Godzilla film, the franchise partnered with Medicom Toy to create a Bearbrick version of the iconic monster. The Bearbrick features a blue body with Godzilla’s scales and plating across the front and back, while the figure’s face sports a menacing grin. Pictured here in 1000% form, the Godzilla Bearbrick is also available in a 400% size.
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Last summer SOPHNET. collaborated with Medicom Toy for a World Cup-inspired Mickey Mouse VCD set. Using a rendition of Disney’s most loved character in his familiar pose, reminiscent of previous projects the two brands have produced, the pieces are produced in a soft vinyl and stand at 175mm. Also included is a mini football with a Brazilian flag to signify the location of the impending big stage.
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Karimoku produced handmade wooden 400% Bearbrick. Several types of wood have been used for this beautiful patchwork design. The combination of the fun Bearbrick shape and traditional, craft woodwork results in a timeless piece of art for your home.
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Exclusively for Medicom Toy‘s Bearbrick-and-mortar, Project 1/6, in Tokyo, the popular Japanese toymaker presents the “Centurion” series. On the front of each figure is an American Express-inspired portrait of a Roman centurion with the name of the store inscribed above. Launching this Saturday, July 26, both the green and gold 400% versions will be available for purchase, while the 100% Bearbricks are given out after spending a certain amount in the store.
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For the latest drop from LEGO‘s fan-favorite Architecture Landmark series, the iconic toy brand will soon release the Trevi Fountain edition. Designed by Italian architect Nicola Salvi and completed 30 years later by his friend and sculpture Pietro Bracci in 1762, the Trevi Fountain is the largest baroque monument in Rome and one of the most famous in the world. Measuring five inches tall, seven inches wide and five inches deep, the above model includes the facade of the Palazzo Poli, the statues of Ocean, Abundance and Health, and translucent blue water-like LEGO bricks. The LEGO Trevi Fountain
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Adding to its series of Batman figures, Hot Toys presents its new “The Bat” collectible set from The Dark Knight Rises. This highly detailed 1/12 scale model of Batman’s aerial vehicle is a photo-accurate copy of the one seen in the film and even features a weathered paint job and edges. The collectible is set with Batman and Selena Kyle figures and a model of the film’s fusion reactor.
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Certainly no stranger to one another, Medicom Toy’s Bearbrick division has teamed with the Transformers franchise for yet another special collection of bear-styled figures ahead of the film’s June 27 premiere. Although they may appear as your average Bearbrick in a Transformers cloak, Optimus Prime, Megatron, Bubble Bee and Star Scream all open up to morph into the character they resemble. Quite the switch up from what we have come to expect from this line.
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Ghostbusters fans will finally have the opportunity to build brick versions of the team’s classic Ecto-1 vehicle and play with mini figurine versions of Peter Venkman, Ray Stantz, Egon Spengler and Winston Zeddemore. The 508-piece LEGO 'Ghostbusters' Ecto-1 Set includes the team’s paranormal detection equipment, logo decorations, a tracking computer, a removable roof, and seating for three mini figurines.
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