Tag Archive for 'toys'


Monday, Jul 30th 2007 by Chris Scott Barr

I’m sure that plenty of you have at least one Transformer stashed away in your house somewhere. Personally, I have an old 1990’s Optimus Prime around here somewhere. Wouldn’t it be cool to have one that turned into a PlayStation controller?

Monday, Jul 30th 2007 by Abby McVay

This is the absolute perfect gift to buy for someone else’s kid. Preferably if you aren’t around them that often. Not that the ball is overly loud, just that it constantly is making some kind of noise.
Check out the video to hear it. The noises are clever, but would get old after [...]


Sunday, Jul 29th 2007 by Abby McVay

Remember those claw machines have that tendency to make you crazy trying to get some great prize? Usually it just doesn’t happen, then if it does you get it out and realize it’s just cheap crap. Well now you can get something decent from within the comfort of your own home.

Monday, Jul 23rd 2007 by James Allan Brady

It has been said that money cannot buy happiness, but it can buy a lot of things that make you happy. This is certainly not one of them, unless you are a kid around the age of 3 or older with a big fan crush on Hello Kitty.

Friday, Jul 20th 2007 by Chris Scott Barr

It’s summertime if you hadn’t noticed, and that means people are going to be spending a lot more time outdoors. At least those of use that can stand to be our of our dark rooms away from the computer for any length of time will be. The problem with the outdoors is that it’s so [...]

Thursday, Jul 19th 2007 by Chris Scott Barr

Many of us spent long hours playing with our action figures (they’re not dolls!) when we were younger. From Star Wars Figures to Batman, Transformers and a host of others, we loved to pit good against evil. But wouldn’t it be cool if you could have your very own action figure?

Wednesday, Jul 18th 2007 by Chris Scott Barr

How many times have you been bored of an afternoon and decided to put together a model? Perhaps you fancied putting together model Gundams. That’s really not all that unusual as it’s quite popular, especially in Japan. Though apparently over there a group of people were tired of putting together small scaled replicas.

Friday, Jul 13th 2007 by Chris Davies

Admitting this might make me a childish geek, but I don’t care: when I saw this awesome, huge collection of Transformers on eBay I wanted to squeal.  I imagine there are an awful lot of other people who’ll have similar reactions to a set of toys that so encapsulates a childhood era.  They’ve been gathered [...]

Thursday, Jul 12th 2007 by Chris Scott Barr

I’d thought that long ago I’d reached the age where a simple ball could entertain me for hours. After all, a ball is a ball, if you’ve seen one, you’ve seen them all. However, the Waboba Ball does something that most balls don’t.

Video after the jump.

Tuesday, Jun 26th 2007 by Chris Davies

If you’ve been thinking of going to the beach and making a giant iPhone sandcastle, then you might want to pick up a Castle King kit before you leave.  Based on the equipment used by professional sand sculptors, the non-stick sheath uses sand’s inherent water-retention balance to create big, carvable chunks.
 


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