Pop Culture Nod of the Week

In LEGO Trains Book from No Starch Press, author and hobbyist Holger Matthes provides an in-depth look at brick model-railroading.

Dr. Who fans can decorate for the holidays Whovian-style, thanks to a series of officially licensed miniature ornaments from Kurt Adler.

Arm-chair sleuths can solve millionaire murders in the lap of luxury with the Clue Luxury Edition from Winning Solutions.

The Dyson Ball Toy Vacuum Cleaner from Casdon stands 25-inches tall and is a direct replica of Dyson’s Ball Vacuum released in 2005.

If you’re looking to add a bit of a used car dealership vibe to your home décor, look no further than the Wacky Waving Inflatable Tube Guy from Running Press.

Fans of The Legend of Zelda can now smell the part as they navigate the kingdom of Hyrule, thanks to a new fragrance set inspired by the video game franchise.

Create Your Own Reel Viewer from UncommonGoods puts a twist on the classic reel-viewer experience: customizable images.

In Mattel’s ongoing celebration of Hot Wheels’ 50th anniversary, the company is releasing a showroom-style display set featuring reproductions of the first 16 original die-cast cars from 1968.

Three officially-licensed Star Wars candle sets from Numskull bring the trilogy to life in scents.

Planet of the Apes Monopoly pays homage to the iconic science fiction franchise.

The Harry Potter Chibi Playing Card combines fan-favourite characters with Japanese illustration.

The Play-Doh Poop Troop set from Hasbro is a poo-a-palooza!

Sony’s new PlayStation Classic is the newest retro console on the market, in a form factor 45% smaller than the 1994 version.

POOF’s Jarts Lawn Darts set transforms the original 1980s backyard game with safer, rounded rubber dart tips.

Just in time for Halloween, Adult Fans of LEGO (AFOL) can now cosplay as a favorite interlocking plastic brick or minifigure.

Mattel’s new Wonder Woman action figure is a tribute to Lynda Carter and the classic Wonder Woman television series, which aired on CBS from 1975 to 1979.

The Hungry Hungry Hippos game is 40 years old, and toy manufacturer Kid Trax has partnered with Hasbro to release the Hungry Hungry Hippos Activity Ride-On.

The PlayStation Icons Light offers fans of Sony’s iconic gaming console the opportunity to infuse their home décor with some video gaming-themed style.