Pop Culture Nod of the Week

Fans of the iconic anime series, Science Ninja Team Gatchaman, and its Americanized adaption, Battle of the Planets, have a new model kit to add to their collection.

LEGO Group’s LEGO Art series commemorates the 60th anniversary of The Rolling Stones with a new set featuring the iconic red lips and tongue logo of the British rock band.

Fans of the cult classic film, Time Bandits, directed by Terry Gilliam, can peruse a new line of officially licensed action figures from Plastic Meatball.

In advance of the upcoming season of Netflix Stranger Things, Basic Fun! has announced its Lite-Brite Stranger Things Edition.

The Hot Wheels Legends Tour winner for 2021 — a 1969 Volvo P1800 Gasser — is immortalized as a 1:64-scale die-cast vehicle.

The Impossible version of the popular puzzle comes with a design twist: some of the coloured squares change colour depending on the specific angle they are viewed from.

The Star Trek Universe collection from Playmates Toys features characters from some of the most popular shows and films from across the franchise.

Jigsaw Duels from Ridley’s Games is a new, game-ified spin on standard puzzle building.

Scrabble enthusiasts can show off their vocabularies while keeping life organized thanks to the Scrabble Message Centre from WS Game Company.

Fans of the animated television series, ThunderCats, can add ReAction figures from Super7 to add to their Third Earth collections.

In the Marvel Super Heroes: The Ultimate Pop-Up Book, characters leap off the page and into action through the creative work of Matthew Reinhart, an award-winning paper engineer.

Boss Fight Studio is re-imagining Strawberryland with the introduction of a new line of Strawberry Shortcake action figures.

LEGO Group’s LEGO Art series now features the Jim Lee Batman Collection, a building experience for adults.

Phase 10 has turned 40 and Mattel is celebrating the milestone anniversary by releasing a special edition version of the iconic contract rummy card game.

TOMY’s Maché Magic allows children to create papier maché objects using two everyday household items: toilet paper and water.

Marbles and magnetism join forces to teach physics and engineering concepts in National Geographic’s Magnetic Marble Run construction sets.

Fans of the Star Wars universe can get their morning jolt of java Jedi-style using a set of themed coffee mugs from Corkcicle.

Thanks to a raft of feature upgrades, the iconic design toy, Lite-Brite, now comes in high definition.