Dave Chatterson, a 28-year-old guitarist from Kitchener-Waterloo, has created this cool detailed replica of a Fender Princeton Reverb amp using the classic plastic LEGO building bricks. In other words, a creation that will look great together with the LEGO Guitar.
If you didn’t win the bidding on the Airwolf Pilot Helmet Replica, don’t worry. You can now get your hands on a fully-licensed R/C version of the Airwolf supersonic military helicopter.
This new and impressive diorama speaker from the Japanese toy manufacturer Bandai has been designed to look like the Ginza district in Tokyo, Japan did back in 1955.
Honda has tested a 49-foot replica of their ASIMO humanoid robot, that’s 12 times the height of the original. The animated replica will be a guest of honor at the 120th Rose Parade as well as kick off Honda’s 50th anniversary of U.S. operations.
This clone trooper captain helmet is a 1:1 scale replica created by the relatively new Star Wars prop replica company, eFX. The helmet features a LED reflector at the back and “slight weathering”, just as it appears in Attack of the Clones film from 2002.
If you enjoyed the $18,000 Darth Vader Bronze Statue that we wrote about a couple of months ago, this 7.75 inches tall $1,300 Yoda version should be right up your alley.
Football fan or not, it really doesn’t matter – this 51cm (20 inches) tall football stadium floodlights desktop replica will look great in just about any home. It features a shiny chrome finish and the six spotlights can be tilted up and down.
After a good night sleep in the Space Shuttle Bed and a steady Astronaut Ice Cream breakfast, you can now get dressed for success with this Apollo 11 spacesuit replica.
Speaking of submersible Bluetooth keyboards, here’s a radio-controlled replica of the USS Seawolf SSN-21 submarine, featuring a cool looking sub-style controller.
In his own garage, Daniel Deutsch created this full-size and driveable replica of a X-34 Landspeeder – the antigravity craft used by Luke Skywalker in the Star Wars movies.
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