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Lego Technic Doms Dodge Charger

Getting a bit lonely or bored at home and are in need of some distraction? Check out this awesome new Lego kit, a 1,077-piece replica of Dominic Toretto´s iconic 1970 Dodge Charger R/T, taken straight from the Fast and Furious films. The car is packed with authentic details, it comes decked out with a replica V8 engine and a bottle of NOS (nitrous oxide) in the back, plus moving pistons, wishbone suspension, steering system and air blower. The Charger is available to preorder on Lego’s website today, and it will be in stores on April 27th.



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RUBBER BAND MINIGUN

Next time you engage in an office rubber band warfare, pull out the Rubber Band Minigun and make everyone surrender. This crazy contraption is fully automatic, made from wood, and features a specially designed mechanism that allows you to load it with 144 shots of rubber bands in a matter of minutes. The all-wooden, fully-automatic machine gun includes 12 barrels capable of holding multiple bands each, and a fully automatic trigger mechanism activated by a small ele...
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SIMPSONS LEGO SET

After creating a web frenzy at the beginning of the week with some leaked photos, Lego have officially announced the Simpsons Lego Set. To celebrate the beloved animated series´ 25th anniversary, Lego have teamed up with Twentieth Century Fox to create a limited-edition construction set that includes the Simpsons iconic Springfield home, and a line of 16 mini-figures of popular characters from the series. The house kit will be available at the beginning o...
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TOY STORY BUZZ LIGHTYEAR ROBOT

Robosen has teamed up with Disney and Pixar to bring Buzz Lightyear to life in the most interactive way possible with the world's first "living" Buzz Lightyear robot. Standing 14.6 inches tall, this fully articulated figure is packed with technology, including 23 smart joints, 75 microchips, and over 3,000 components that enable lifelike movements and realistic expressions. Buzz can walk, talk, and respond to over 34 voice commands, delivering a movie...
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