Lego My Glock?

The BrickGun GLOCK 17 Model.

Roen X Medicom X Mickey Mouse

Japanese fashion brand Roen has released this VCD Mickey Mouse character in collaboration with Medicom.

Bape X Recon Spray Can Pillows

Recon has released the replicas of the Bape Spray Can pillows. Available in three colors, the pillow measures 30 inches high. It is priced at $100.

Original Fake 4 Foot Tall Grey Companion

Original Fake gets ready for the release of their next 4 Feet Companion toy, celebrating the 2nd anniversary of the brand. Its limited to 100 pieces worldwide, with only 50 being sold outside of Japan and you can be sure that most of them will be given out to friends and family. Retail prices of 3′000-4′000 USD per toy.

AdFunture Hiroshi Fujiwara Vinyl Figure

Jeff Staple and AdFunture designed the Hiroshi Fujiwara vinyl figure. The toy comes fully equipped wearing the Staple Design 10th anniversary x Hiroshi Fujiwara t-shirt, Levi’s Fenom Denim, Kangol x Fragment Design hat and of course the Nike HTM Air Force 1.

No word on a release date.

Tim Tsui Blue Blood Minci For Artoyz

As he’s done with the two previous world stop tours, Tim Tsui will release a limited-edition custom for his upcoming exhibition at Artoyz which opens on Thursday, April 24th 2008 (7 PM). This Blue Blood Minci pays homage to the original giant robot and is limited to 20 pieces — 15 at the show and 5 for his online store. The Artoyz Blood Diamond Da Warrior will drop at the opening as well. Via Vinylpulse.

Artoyz SG Paris
45 rue de l’arbre sec
75001 Paris, France

Via Highsnobiety.

UNDFTD X No Raw Dogs

For more details go to UNDFTD.

Ferrari Go Kart

The toy car is styled in the legendary Scuderia fashion and runs on a 5 HP Briggs & Stratton motor with 2 speed automatic transmissions.

Florian Dobe Advanced Go Kart

The Advanced Go-Kart, designed by Florian Dobe, is equal parts sportscar and go-kart.

It has been created with two distinct “states” in mind, an open and a closed. In the open state it’s the 2 seater go-cart inspired sportscar, and in the closed state the seats fold into the body.

Supreme x Kermit x Medicom Toy

Here we have the Supreme x Kermit S/S ‘08 campaign, shot by Terry Richardson. Now this Medicom Kubrick of the Supreme x Kermit character showed up on the blog of Hisao Ebisu. No word on the release so far.

Slap Bracelets Are Back!!!

This is retro futuristic at its best. Take an outdated fashion from the 80’s, i.e. slap bracelets and turn them into something pretty cool. These E-Paper Slap Bracelets operate off kinetic energy and display photos without needing a recharge. However, like anything from Yanko Design, it’s but a concept.

Royalefam X Bearbricks X SBTG

Here we have the first collaboration of sneaker customizer SBTG with his Royalefam label and Medicom Japan. The artist made a bearbrick matching the colors of his very successful Nike SB Dunk collaboration.

Gundam Robot Too Pricey

Care to spend a $725 million on a life-sized Gundam robot? If Yay, then hang around as it isn’t ready yet but chances are bright as a Japanese site has literally listed an estimate cost of this giant humanoid that will stand 60 feet tall. And this colossal price tag doesn’t included the cost of labor nor does it include the cost of the infrastructure needed to support the machine once you are ready to climb aboard and take it for a walk. Moreover if you think that after paying so much you can fly this robot or utilize its fancy weapons then sorry to say that this Gundam will only be able to walk. However a 43-ton robot of would face a number of physical challenges, such as the inability to walk without completely destroying the ground surface beneath its feet. An IBM Blue Gene supercomputer would serve as the Gundam’s computer system ($1.5 million), and its movements would be driven by 30 giant 400KW motors — 12 in the legs, 2 in the torso, 14 in the arms, and 2 in the neck. A 400KW motor is quite powerful by comparison; the Shinkansen bullet train uses a 300KW motor. The motors alone would cost $7.8 million. Roll over to read thru precise cost listing

Jordan 23 BBall

To celebrate the 23rd generation of Air Jordan, Nike has made a special leather basketball. Not only have they used premium aged leather on the ball, it also features lots of details embossed and printed on it, telling the Michael Jordan story. No set release date yet.

Porsche’s Kinderbob Sled

Here we have the Porsche “Kinderbob” sled. It comes with metal runners, a working horn, and enigmatic Porsche styling. You can’t pick these up from the US Porsche stores, but if you motor to the German site, you can plunk down an affordable €65 (or about $95) and probably get it in time for the holidays.