Forget Nerf guns — the best intra-office battles are staged with ammo you can eat. The Marshmallow Crossbow is designed to sling the sugar-based pellets up to 60 feet through the air. It's handmade from 99% natural materials and works best with slightly dry marshmallows. Pro tip: Add a bit of cornstarch to fresher 'mallows to improve their flight and mark your target.
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When attempting to improve upon the world's best-selling toy, there's little reason to reinvent the wheel. The Particula GoCube doesn't reinvent the Rubik's Cube — it just softens the edges. In addition to its more hand-friendly form, it also packs Bluetooth for connecting to an app that uses internal sensors to track each movement. Tutorials are available to help learn the cube, light indicators let you know your status, and a battle mode lets two players go against each other in a race to solve it the quickest.
Many times, digital takes on classic toys end up losing the fun of the original. This is not one of those times. The Spyra One Water Gun improves on its analog predecessors in nearly every imaginable way. Instead of releasing an indiscriminate stream of water, it shoots precise, 30ml water "bullets" that stay tight up to 15 feet and are still effective up to 30. It automatically refills from any clean water source with a built-in filter to keep small particles out and holds 25 shots at a constant pressure, so you never have to pump again. A digital display lets you know how many shots you have left, and the rechargeable battery can refill 45 times per charge, giving you 1125 shots before the game is over.
The DB5 has made more appearances in Bond movies than any other vehicle, so it only makes sense for it to be chosen as 007's first brick-built ride. The Lego James Bond Aston Martin DB5 is modeled after the one seen in Goldfinger, and is therefore loaded with gadgets. Inside the opening doors are a radar tracker, hidden telephone, and a gearstick that pulls back to reveal the front machine guns. There's also a rotating license plate, rear-window bullet screen, wheel-mounted tire scythes, and a straight-6 under the hood. Perhaps the most exciting part of this nearly 1,300-piece set, however, is the working ejection seat, activated by pulling on the rear bumper.
Inspired by the real thing, the Lego Ship in a Bottle is far easier to build. The detailed ship includes several masts, cannons, captain's quarters, and a crow's nest, and measures over three inches tall and five inches long. A display stand with a compass and globes supports the clear brick bottle, which measures over a foot long and is finished with a buildable cork and wax seal.
No longer will your children (or you) have to imagine what it looks like to go through a loopy, twisting Hot Wheels course. Developed in collaboration with the action cam maker, the Hot Wheels Zoom In GoPro Car is designed to hold a Hero Session or Hero5 Session. It's compatible with most Hot Wheels tracks and playsets, but be mindful: it weighs a lot more than a typical car with the camera attached, so you'll need some added momentum to get through the most extreme elements.
Made in the USA, these MGCO playing cards will add a dash of style to your next poker night. The cards have been completely redesigned with uniquely drawn illustrations from the tuck case to every symbol, court card, and typography — and are made from playing card stock with the highest grade bee coated paper.
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SimpliSafe teamed up with global design firm IDEO to create a home security experience more beautiful, powerful and intuitive than ever before. Rebuilt from the ground up with new safeguards to create a latticework of protection the new Simplisafe is half the size with double the range. It's also fifty percent louder, five times faster, and the system's wireless Keypad is soft, smooth and wakes with a touch. It's incredibly easy to set up in just a few minutes with no drilling, wiring or tools required and is offered at the same revolutionary price that made SimpliSafe the fastest growing home security company in the nation.
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Created with the benefits of a comfortable, supportive sneaker and the rugged durability of a lightweight hiking boot, Forsake's Range High is one of the most versatile sneakerboots on the market. Each pair of sneakerboots features a waterproof and breathable membrane within a seam-sealed leather upper for protection against any type of weather. The boots also have a Vibram Megagrip outsole with an extra wide footprint that is as well suited for an urban commute as it is for an off-the-grid trail. Available in black and grey or brown and tan and as a low top.
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Pop-A-Shot was the original arcade basketball game. Now you can bring the frenetic action to your place with their Home Dual Shot Game. It's made from tough 1.5" powder-coated steel tubes with a heavy-duty nylon ramp and an extra thick backboard for years of use. In addition to the vintage graphics, it also has a large LED scoreboard, a control panel integrated into the front bar, and 10 different games to choose from. Arrives with 7 mini rubber basketballs.
Made up of 3,599 pieces, the Lego Technic Bugatti Chiron is a 1:8 scale replica model that does the original proud. Details include a Technic 8-speed gearbox with movable paddle gearshift, an active rear wing that can be moved with a speed key, spoked rims with low-profile tires, and a detailed W16 engine with moving pistons. Finished in Bugatti's signature two-tone blue, each model also has a unique serial number and an overnight bag stored under the hood. It arrives in a collector's box with a coffee table-style instruction booklet.
They're best known for their monotone takes on classic sneakers. Now Hender Scheme is using their mastery of leather to create heirloom-quality puzzles. Made from natural hide that will patina over time, "FLAT" comes in 108 and 300 piece varieties, depending on how much time you have to spare.
Made in the UK by the custom watch label, the Bamford Domino Set turns the classic game into a sophisticated showpiece. Each tile is formed out of wood and hand-painted in a glossy black lacquer. Embedded magnets planted in the ends hold your lines during play while also keeping them neatly stacked when displayed in their acrylic case.
For serious off-roaders, only a day driving full-size vehicles will do. For the rest of us, there's this Venture Toyota FJ Cruiser RC Truck. Officially licensed and just 1/10 scale of the real thing, it's powered by an electric motor mounted on a steel chassis. Power is sent through a central transfer case to advanced suspension pieces, giving it capabilities similar to its non-toy inspiration.
Typical pinball machines have gaudy designs. The Stern x Supreme Pinball Machine gives a clean look to this classic game. The cabinet is finished in white, complemented by a red back box with logo backglass and playfield. It's finished with a traditional LED scoring screen flanked by stereo speakers. Limited to just 12 examples, quarters not included.
This Foosball table from Hermes is much more than another option in your rec room. It's made using swift calfskin leather and maple wood, two materials the French luxury manufacturer is very familiar with. The table arrives in dark blue and gold with only the best upholstery, saddle stitching, and polishing. Attention to detail is a high priority throughout, as even the players are dressed as jockeys with colorful jerseys to pay subtle tribute to Hermes equestrian heritage.
During the first World War, dazzle ships were introduced to confuse the enemy. Dazzleship Battleships is inspired by this military tactic and includes two 64-page map-and-grid books along with a 16-page booklet explaining the history of dazzle ships. An updated version of the classic Battleship game, players position their ships on the paper maps that have a unique design that includes islands and land masses.
A good pillow can be the difference between a night of restful sleep and a literal pain in the neck. The team at Casper knows this and designed a pillow that provides comfort and support regardless of your sleeping position. They've invented a unique pillow-in-pillow with a firm inner core and a soft outer shell. Thanks to the even fill distribution of silky fibers, the pillow won't lose its shape. It's also finished with breathable percale cotton to keep airflow moving and your pillow cool. It's even machine washable. Take advantage of the 100-night trial, and if you don't love it, Casper will give you a free refund.
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Designed in Miami, the M12 is the modern evolution of the iconic minimalist dress watch. The watch's stainless steel case sports a unique crown with a flat rim with a hole that sits just before 4 o'clock and speaks to Miansai's focus on beautiful hardware. Offered with black or white dials — both of which feature sharp, subtle hands and numerals that sit beneath a domed acrylic crystal face — the M12 is powered by a Swiss-made quartz movement and finished with a black Italian cowhide leather strap.
Diameter: 39mm / Lug width: 18mm / Depth rating: 30 meters
Not content to create a single detailed model, the Master Builders behind the Lego Technic 2-in-1 Mack Truck decided to make their bricks pull double-duty. In its standard configuration, the set forms a Mack Anthem semi truck with container trailer, complete with mechanical crane. Alternatively, the set becomes a garbage truck, with moving arms for lifting dumpsters. Arriving on UK shelves in January.
The newest MasterClass lets you learn from one of the best shooters of all-time. A two-time league MVP and NBA Champion, Stephen Curry is your instructor for 15+ lessons. Curry teaches ball-handling, footwork, scoring drills, along with advice on how to improve shooting mechanics. The class also includes a downloadable workbook with class recaps and workout plans, and all the videos are available on-demand so you can go at your own pace and watch anytime.
Whether you want a trial run at building an adult-size project or just want to make a shelter for your Lego minifigs, these Mini Materials let you create custom structures with no permits required. Made from real materials like concrete and wood, this particular kit includes three sizes of cinder blocks — including a full pallet of mini cinder blocks — along with red bricks, mini lumber, mortar, a wood barrel, and a mahogany pallet/coaster. Each set is made by hand and hand-packed in the USA.
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Your LEGO creations are ready for the air thanks to this Lego Drone from Force Flyers. It's easy to build and features a 6-axis gyro with auto-flight stabilization and the ability to do 360º stunt flips. The drone charges via USB and features crash-resistant ABS plastic to help you get back in the air after the inevitable crash. Blocks are included, but you can customize your flyer as it's compatible with all major building blocks.
Land Rover is no longer making the Defender, but you can still live out your offroad fantasies — albeit on a smaller scale — with this Traxxas TRX-4 R/C Defender. This highly-detailed, 1/10 scale replica of the iconic SUV has a powerful 21T Titan motor providing torque for tough climbs and speed on flat surfaces. Portal axles, remote locking differentials, a high/low range transmission, aluminum shocks, and a steel frame ensure off-road capabilities worthy of its name, waterproof electronics let you drive in any conditions, and a dual-fit battery bay lets you pack in up to two hours worth of juice.
The foosball table is a great choice for a game room, basement, or office. And this vintage, coin operated wood version is a classic. It dates back to the 1930s from Italy and still has the original wooden players painted red, green, and white. It's in great condition and would be a welcome addition for a collector or appreciator of the history of the game.
It can't bring you beers like that insane Artoo mini fridge, but it can put a smile on your face. The Sphero R2-D2 App-Enabled Droid follows in the footsteps of the Sphero-based BB-8, letting you control the OG Astromech Droid from your phone. This highly-detailed toy transitions smoothly from tripod to bipod stance, has working front and rear lights, and an integrated speaker that emits all the beeps and boops the beloved character is known for. It can also interact with other Star Wars Sphero droids, and will even react to the films as you watch them.
It's not just the Ultimate Lego Star Wars collectible. It's arguably the most desirable Lego set in existence. Clocking in at 7,541 pieces, the new Lego Ultimate Collector's Series Millennium Falcon is the biggest Lego set in history and comes in a box to match. Insanely detailed, it has multiple interior sections, can easily be swapped between the configuration seen in The Empire Strikes Back and the one from the new trilogy, and as such comes with ten minifigs representing the crew members from each — including both young and old Han Solos. Should its price seem like a deterrent, consider that its predecessor, released in 2007 and missing over 2,000 pieces from this set, consistently sells for over a grand on eBay.
With a transparent glass top set atop a glass base, the Elite X1 Everest Pool Table is an impressive piece of engineering. The playing surface is made using Vitrik, a fine mesh embedded in the compound that replicated the rolling resistance of felt and provides some shock absorption for the glass underneath. Global suede from Warwick covers the bumpers, while integrated LED lighting lets you keep playing well after the sun goes down. Available exclusively in an 8' x 4' configuration and limited to just five per year.
With a curvy form you'd be proud to display in your house and a build that lets it stay outside, the Pure Outdoor Foosball Table is ready to provide entertainment no matter the season. Designed by Alain Gilles for Debuchy by Toulet, it resembles a modern soccer stadium from above, with a competition-quality pitch, stainless steel bars and players, and a wooden surround that either complements or matches the teak or Freijo wooden legs.
Built in 1959, the Guggenheim Museum in New York City is another stunning achievement in the portfolio of the late Frank Lloyd Wright. To celebrate what would have been his 150th birthday, Lego is adding The Guggenheim to its architectural series. The cylindrical building is wider at the top than the bottom and is known for its unique ramp gallery and iconic skylight. The Lego replica includes 744 pieces, including Wright's architectural lettering on the Guggenheim sign and a section of New York City's 5th Avenue Museum Mile, complete with its signature yellow cabs.
Lego's Ideas program is proof that you can build almost anything with those little bricks, especially if you're using their more advanced Technic system. This Lego Technic Drift Wagon is further proof. Built by an enthusiast, it's a fully-functioning remote control car. It's not all Lego, though: two r/c buggy motors drive the axles, while a servo handles the steering and a separate motor engages the brakes. Four pairs of LEDs provide lighting, and r/c lithium polymer batteries power the show. Several pieces were also 3D printed for better performance, but as shown in the video above, it's all worth it to see your creation sliding across your living room floor.
If you've ever wanted your very own pinball machine that just happens to be customizable, the Makerball DIY Pinball Machine is for you. It's made mostly of wood and can be assembled in 30-60 minutes. Once it's set up, you can start to play right away with the starter kit that includes a basic obstacle set. But what really helps it stand out is the options to customize your machine. Paint it, make crazy obstacles, decorations, or upgrade it digitally using the instructions on their website. There's even an option to connect the included wire to a microcontroller and install the free Make & Play score app on your smartphone.
We've come a long way from the remote-controlled cars of our youth. The latest leap comes from the team at Sphero in the form of Ultimate Lightning McQueen. It's not hyperbole when we say that this Cars franchise star is a toy unlike any you've seen before. Sure, it has the ability to drive, drift, play games, and train for races while being controlled from your iPhone. But what really sets it apart is how it moves and reacts just like a cartoon (or maybe it's the deeply disturbing Homunculus Theory). The car has animated eyes, an animatronic mouth, and a complicated suspension that help make this the closest thing to what you see on-screen during the animated feature. McQueen will even physically respond to a tap on his roof, hood, both side doors, and his rear window. And fire up "Watch With Me" mode after you're done racing to watch him react to the movie as you watch it in real time.
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