Lego Star Wars Helmets

Lego have introduced a collection of Star Wars buildable model helmets. Fans of the saga can now show off their loyalty to the Empire, and elite-class building skills on the iconic Stormtrooper, Boba Fett and TIE Fighter Pilot helmets. Each model comes with a bespoke base plate and name plaque for displaying in all its villainous glory.

The 647-piece LEGO Stormtrooper Helmet 7" (18cm) high, and is available from Lego or from Amazon.

The 625-piece LEGO Boba Fett Helmet measures 8.5" (21cm) high, and is available from Lego or from Amazon.

The 723-piece LEGO TIE Fighter Pilot Helmet measures 7" (18cm) high, and is available from Lego.

CRAZY CART XL

When Razor released their compact go-kart-like creation called the Crazy Cart, the world went nuts with its ability to perform astonishing drifts and turns. But the company quickly started getting complains from adults that the original Crazy Cart was to small for them, and also the kids complaining their dads kept steeling their little drift machine. In response Razor have developed the Crazy Cart XL that can hold riders up to 240 pounds and with a higher top speed...
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SWURFER SWING

Surf the air with Swurfer, a revolutionary new swingboard that is reinventing the backyard swing. The award wining design features a unique, flexible curved wood base that allows you to soar thru the air in a sitting or standing position, simply adjust the wooden handles to you´re preferred position and you´re ready to Swurf! Comes with 80 feet of high strength rope (enough to hang from a height of 20 feet), a pair of adjustable handles, and can hold up to 250 lbs...
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STAR WARS DRONES

It was just a matter of time, really. With drones invading the skies all around us, it was inevitable that we would eventually be seeing some Star Wars Drones, RC toy maker Propel is launching a quartet of official drones modeled on some familiar modes of transportation from a galaxy far, far away. A speeder bike, and an X-Wing, and the Millennium Falcon, and a Tie fighter. And yes, they really do fly. The drones can reach speeds up to 40mph and can do 360-degree ae...
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