Just another nerd.
Stuck on Star Trek (Amazon link) is a hardcover book featuring Star Trek backgrounds and “…”Kling-on” pieces.” In other words, they are to Colorforms what MegaBloks are to Lego.
Anyone else remember that Star Trek Colorforms Adventure Set? I remember being 7 or 8 years old and in some dirty, run down K-Mart my grandparents had taken me to and there was the Star Trek Colorforms set which, at the time, I thought might be the greatest toy ever made.
This Klingon Disruptor from Diamond Toys is a nice companion to the various phasers and other lower-end Star Trek replicas the company has come out with the past few years. Personally, while I have a lot of Star Trek toys and replicas, Star Trek is something I’ve come to love to hate rather than just love over the years.
Nice alternative ST:TOS opening credit sequences from the Quintek Group:
StarTrek.Com has a look at Diamond Select’s upcoming Retro versions of Picard and a Borg drone.
Star Trek Kirk and Kor Mr. Potato Heads coming in October 2011.
Yes, this is a real book,
With the help of Kirk, Spock, and McCoy, you can teach children the meaning of happy and sad, open and closed, apart and together, and much more. With a hip, up-market design sensibility, The Star Trek Book of Opposites will make a great kitschy gift for Trekkies of all ages.
Oooh…opposite and a hip, up-market design sensibility…what’s not to love?
