If the weather (or lack of a real scooter) is keeping you off the road, you could spend the time playing with this radio-controlled mod on a scooter from Tesco.
New in for Christmas, this scooter apparently has a ‘retro styled design’, along with working headlights and breaklights and a fully-functioning remote control. There’s even an ‘authentic looking mod rider’ says Tesco.
Sized at 18 x 24 x 17cm, it retails for £20 – batteries included.
Diana Rigg was one seriously stylish girl, and it’s no wonder that she was immortalized, like so many others, in doll form after her role in The Avengers.
This classic Emma Peel doll is a definite collectors item – In fantastic condition and with a complete set of 3 outfits. Oh, and that fantastic ’60s bouffant too.
Needless to say, this will probably cause quite the bidding stir amongst vintage collectors and Avengers obsessives alike. According to the vendor it is "extremely rare". If you’re drooling right now, you can beat the rest by putting up the $400 to Buy It Now.
Find out more at the product page on eBay.com
[via Bayraider]
Looking for something a little different to show off this Halloween? How about a wind-up Dracula and Frankenstein?
Both are available from Paul Smith and have the looks of the classic movie interpretations. Just wind them up and watch them hobble about the table.
Sadly, there’s no sound from these 10cm figures, but as they’re only £5 each, you can’t really complain.
Find out more at the Paul Smith website
It’s apparently Geek Week at the Bye Bye Tokyo website, which means a load of new retro gaming and computing t-shirts.
And they’re quite eye-catching too, with images including the Pac-Man and Nintendo featured here, as well as Space Invaders and computing images, such as mouse pointers and keyboards.
Prices start at 19.90 Euros, which is just short of £14.
A quirky way to keep your photos safe – this hand-bound Scrabble Board photo album.
Designed by Ryan McAbery, the cover for this hand-bound book has been made from a reclaimed Scrabble board, ‘photos’ is spelled out in authentic tiles and Stonehenge fine art paper has been used for this book.
48 pages in total, you can pick up the album for $15 (around £7.50).
Find out more at the MixtGoods website
Looking for an original watch that appeals to your inner child? You might like one of these Lego Star Wars watches.
Four models available – Darth Vader and R2-D2 (pictured here) plus Clone Trooper and Luke Skywalker, with the watch case and links made of plastic, a quartz movement inside, mineral crystal glass and water resistance to 50m. And just so you know they’re adult-friendly, extra links are available to make the bracelet bigger.
Each one sells for $19.99 (around £10).
Find out more at the Star Wars Shop website
Via Geek Alerts
