Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, Lego and Nerf
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, Lego and Nerf
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Welcome back to Toy Aisle and welcome to a brand new year. We’ve already kicked off 2023 with a mountain of new sets from Lego, but there’s a lot more to budget for as we progress through January. This week features some of history’s greatest artists and painters as Mezco Toyz brings us a new TMNT boxset featuring highly detailed figures of Leonardo, Donatello, Michelangelo and Raphael, while Super Impulse immortalizes Bob Ross the way he always wanted: as a potato. Listen!
Mezco Toyz One:12 Collective Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Collective Deluxe Box Set
When you mix together all the iterations of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles that we’ve gotten over the years – the cartoons, the action figures, the video game characters, the live-action movie versions, and even the original Kevin Eastman and Peter Laird comic book drawings – you would probably get 6.6 inch figures that look exactly like what you’re getting here new TMNT box set from Mezco Toyz. Each turtle contains a very impressive 28 points of articulation, plus three interchangeable heads with different facial expressions, alternate hands and tons of accessories including weapons and costumes. It will set you back an average green $400 if you pre-orderplus a waiting time for delivery until at least October.
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Lego Technic fire engine plane
Arrive just a little late Lego’s website To unveil our preview of the company’s best 2023 set, this 1,134-piece firefighter still deserves a mention. Loosely based on a Canadair CL-415 amphibious firefighting aircraft, this alternative features the same iconic red and white livery, as well as a number of functional features that Legos Technic sets are known for, including retractable landing gear, adjustable flaps and a cargo bay with Doors that open to hold water (clear blue lego bricks) and a lever on the bottom that spins the propeller. It is not available for pre-order yetbut should go on sale starting March 1 for $100.
Image: WowWee
WowWee MINTiD Dog-E
Now that everything from cars to toys is packed with electronics, Las Vegas’ annual Consumer Electronics Show is about more than just TVs, laptops and smartphones. At this year’s show, currently taking place in Sin City, WowWee unveiled Dog-E, a robotic pup that can walk around a room, hear voice commands, and recognize pets and hugs using touch sensors on its nose, head, and sides of its body. WowWee promises that a million possible combinations of color-changing LEDs, sounds and personality traits will make each Dog-E stand out, while a companion mobile app allows the bot’s personality to be swapped out on the fly, so each family member can interact with it however they choose.
Image: Hasbro
Hasbro Nerf Elite Junior Blaster
There have been many blasters in the Nerf line that have catered to the younger fanbase over the years, but the new Nerf Elite Junior line has been specifically designed for kids aged six and up who may have trouble handling, loading and setting up have a bigger blaster. The new additions feature designs engineered to fit smaller hands more comfortably, larger sights, arrows that load exclusively in the front, and grips that are easier to grab and pull back when reloading. At launch, six new additions are available in various sets of targets and darts, including the $25 Rookie Pack Blaster, $18 Voyage Target Set, $13 Explorer Blaster, $20 Ultimate Starter Set and the Flyer Blaster for $10 Full lineup will be available sometime this month.
Super Impulse Poptaters
It won’t be long before every last bit of pop culture possession is eventually turned into some sort of collectible knick-knack. The latest to fall victim to the trend is Mr. Potato Head, who is now a Set of Accessible Figures based on characters such as KISS’s Gene Simmons, Optimus Prime, painter Bob Ross and, a true Joker, the garbage pail kid Adam Bomb. The plastic potato at the core of these figs is only four inches tall, but with the addition of interchangeable accessories, they stand a little taller, which might make the $15-$18 price tags more bearable.
Image: Mattel Games
UNO Flex
One of the most popular card games in the world gets another update with UNO Flex, which adds a bit more chaos to gameplay by allowing “Flex” cards to offer two options for players to choose between a card’s primary or secondary suit or the action occurs when playing. For example, the “Flex” version of the Draw 4 cards gives the player the ability to choose exactly who must draw those additional cards. But to keep that extra power in check, UNO Flex also introduces two-sided power cards, with a green tick on one side and a red X on the other, that flip back and forth during a game and decide whether a player is allowed to take advantage of the flex options in your hand. UNO Flex is available now for $6.50.
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