Lego 1974 Porsche 911 Turbo 3.0 Model

Originally debuted in lime green alongside an RSR model, Lego is bringing back its pint-sized Speed Champions 1974 Porsche 911 Turbo 3.0. Seen this time in white, it has a minifig-sized cockpit with a removable windshield, wheels with rubber racing tires, and the Turbo's signature "whale tail" rear spoiler. The set will include an all-new driver, sporting a Porsche tee under a leather jacket, as well as three cones for setting up brick-scale driving challenges. Arriving August 1.

Vintage 43 Custom Hot Wheels Race Cars

For those who can only dream about their grail car, Vintage 43 makes a rotating collection of custom 1/64 scale models of your favorite four-wheeled machine. The company is currently offering hand-painted die-cast Porsche 911's, from production models like the Targa to Le Mans winners. Each one is disassembled, stripped to the bare metal, and painted in authentic liveries and Porsche factory colors. The attention to detail is exquisite — and far more affordable.

Lego x NASA Apollo 11 Lunar Lander Model

In case you've missed the myriad announcements, it's the 50th anniversary of the Apollo 11 moon landing. Lego's joining the celebration with this Lunar Lander model. Developed in collaboration with NASA, the 1,087-piece set consists of an ascent stage with detailed interior, a descent stage with a ladder and opening hatches, and a lunar baseplate with a crater, moon footprints, and US flag. Of course, this wouldn't be important without the astronauts, so two minifigs representing Aldrin and Armstrong are in the box, as well.

Traxxas TRX-4 Sport Kit

Driving an RC truck is fun — but even more so if you built it yourself. The Traxxas TRX-4 Sport Kit makes it easy to do exactly that. Included in the kit are a clear TRX-4 body, an expedition rack with accessories, the chassis, and a step-by-step manual. You get to purchase and install the motor, supporting electronics, battery, charger, and all the other components yourself, giving you an intricate knowledge of not just what it's capable of but what makes it go.

Man Ray Chess Set

Created in 1920 by Dada-Surrealist Man Ray, this chess set is an heirloom-quality piece with display-worthy design. The various pieces are formed from abstract geometric shapes, each with a specific meaning. The pyramid represents the Egyptian symbol of kingship, the cone a medieval queen's hat, the flagon bishops' liqueurs and spirits. The rounded pawns are given greater volume to represent their increased importance in modern play and are joined by simple cube rooks and knights inspired by the head scroll of a violin Ray kept in his studio. FSC-certified beech is CNC-milled and hand-finished to create the playing pieces, which rest atop a beech board that's crafted and finished to match. Made in Germany.

Pieces:

Height: 1.5" - 3.5" / Width: 1.5" / Depth: 1.5"

Board:

Height: 0.75" / Width: 17" / Depth: 17"

Full-Scale LEGO McLaren Senna

Taking nearly 5,000 hours to assemble and requiring nearly half a million bricks to complete, this Full-Scale LEGO McLaren Senna is as impressive as it is fun. The interactive model incorporates the infotainment system, carbon fiber seats, steering wheel, and pedals from the real car, as well as actual McLaren badges and real Pirelli tires. There's also a start button in the roof, which activates the sound of the car roaring to life. Overall, it took more than 40 men and women to design and build the model, using 467,854 individual LEGO bricks — so while it might be the same size as the road car, it weighs a full 1,102 lbs more.

Monopoly Luxury Edition

If Rich Uncle Pennybags commissioned his own Monopoly set, we imagine it'd look like this. The game cabinet is crafted from burl-finished wood, accented by die-cast metal drawer pulls and plaque. The game surface is labeled with gold foil, and in the center is a faux leather rolling area. One drawer holds the premium game money, bank teller-style, while the other holds the die-cast metal houses, hotels, and tokens, as well as the faux leather title deed card holder and Chance/Community Chest cards. A quality gift that will still be played long after the cardboard boxes of lesser versions have withered away.

Width: 22" / Depth: 22" / Height: 4" / 2-8 Players

Marshmallow Crossbow

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.

Rubber Band Machine Gun

No matter where you wage rubber band warfare, you can take your game to a whole new level with the Rubber Band Machine Gun. This all-wooden, hand-assembled, and fully-automatic rubber band gun functions very much like a Gatling gun, with seventeen barrels holding the bands. An electric motor rotates the barrels around a central axis with each trigger pull, letting you fire as many as 204 bands without reloading. Included in the box is everything you need: the RBMG itself, stand, bi-pod, 12 targets, 600 rubber bands, a shoulder strap (why not?), and an instruction manual.

Clue Luxury Edition

It's not that different from the game you grew up playing. It's just better. This Luxury version of the who-done-it game lets the game play out in three-dimensional rooms held in a burl-finished wood cabinet and displayed under a tempered glass top. All the usual suspects are here — Col. Mustard, Miss Scarlet, etc — depicted on gold foil-stamped cards, and accompanied by plated die-cast weapons and wooden character movers with plated die-cast bases. A matching detective scorepad and set of pencils are also included, and all the accessories store away in a faux leather box. Not included: a copy of the terrific 1985 film, undoubtedly the best (only?) movie ever to be based on a board game.

Width: 17.75" / Depth: 17.75" / Height: 4" / 3-6 Players

Scrabble Luxury Edition

It's not quite as rare as the Space Edition, but since all 10 of those are going to orbit, this might be the nicest Scrabble game on Earth. The faux leather game surface with its raised letter grid rotates atop the burled veneer wood cabinet, giving each player a perfect view of the board. A drawer with die-cast handle pulls out to store the faux leather scorebook, plated die-cast racks, and the faux ivory tiles that sit atop them, stowed inside the faux leather drawstring pouch. This whizbang version is sure to maximize your fun.

Width: 17.75" / Depth: 17.75" / Height: 4" / Players: 2-4

Edge Dominos

Combining visual appeal and an eco-friendly process, this set of dominos updates the classic game in style. Each tile is extruded from a solid block of aluminum, leaving zero waste, then anodized with a durable matte black coating. A unique number pattern is laser engraved onto every tile in the 28-piece set creating bright white dots that will last for generations. Lightweight and perfect for travel, each set is made in the U.S.A. and ships with a wooden storage box — but they look so good, you may just want to leave them on display.

Prada Mahjong Game

Necessary? No. Desirable? Absolutely. The Prada Mahjong Game is an over-the-top take on the centuries-old Chinese tile game. The playing pieces are rendered in acrylic resin then wrapped in Saffiano leather, and stored inside a Saffiano leather case that's finished with metal Prada lettering.

Misc. Goods Co. Playing Cards

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.

As seen in Uncrate Issue 04.

Lego Apple Park

The real Apple Park covers 175 acres, and while this Lego model is only 1/650 scale, it's impressive nonetheless. Designed and built over the course of two years by automotive engineer and brick enthusiast Spencer Rezkalla, it measures 19 square feet and weighs over 75 pounds. Impressively detailed, it includes nearly every structure on the site, including the iconic ring, the company's R&D facility, the parking garage — complete with tunnel entrance and exit — the fitness center, the historic Glendenning Barn, and, of course, the Steve Jobs Theater. The exact number of pieces used to build it is unknown, but it's no doubt in the thousands — and since it's not for sale, it's not that important, anyway.

Toylander 1 Kid's Electric Car

Beginning as Real Life Toys in 1987, Toylander has been making faithful, scaled-down electric recreations of classic trucks and cars. Toylander's Toylander 1 is an incredibly detailed kids-sized electric car based on the iconic Land Rover Series 1. The ready-made version comes ready to go with two batteries and two electric motors, good for a top speed of 5 MPH. The attention to detail doesn't stop with the exterior — you also get foot and handbrakes, a horn, opening hood and tailgate, real air-filled tires, and a folding windshield. For the more DIY inclined, Toylander sells the manual with all the plans to build your own, along with a full kit, bodywork, and parts, depending on your skill level.