Showing posts with label ThinkGeek. Show all posts
Showing posts with label ThinkGeek. Show all posts

Thursday, June 28, 2018

The Dark Crystal Deluxe Vinyl Soundtrack - Exclusive Picture Disc!

ThinkGeek has a new vinyl picture disc version of The Dark Crystal soundtrack.



The exclusive, limited edition, picture disc features the main characters on the front and a shard on the back.


Only 500 will be made available starting this Friday on ThinkGeek's website. 

Monday, April 16, 2018

Chamberlain and Worm Statues Now Available!

As we reported last week, the first of Chronicle Collectibles Dark Crystal and Labyrinth products are now starting to be available for pre-order. 

Now comes word that both their Dark Crystal Chamberlain and Labyrinth Worm statues are in stock and available to purchase as well!

Both are Think Geek/Game Stop e
xclusives. 


The Dark Crystal Chamberlain Statue:





IT'S TIME TO MAKE YOUR MOVE

Anyone who doubts that birds are the evolutionary descendants of dinosaurs has not seen Jim Henson's The Dark Crystal. The form and movement of the Skeksis is both awe-inducing and terrifying. And now Chronicle Collectibles has captured skekSil, the Chamberlain of the Skeksis, as a collectible figure so that you can admire him all day long.
Available exclusively at ThinkGeek and GameStop, this skekSil statue stands an impressive 14" tall including his sword, about to be wielded in a Trial by Stone. As an added bonus, this does not come with sound, so you don't have to worry about listening to skekSil's whimper all day. "Mmmmhhhhhmmmmmm." Manipulative, deceptive, and whiny. You know, skekSil sounds a lot like a toddler, only he doesn't have the cuteness factor. Although Skeksis sort of have that ugly cute thing going on....
Product Specifications 
  • The Dark Crystal Chamberlain Statue
  • Officially-licensed Dark Crystal merchandise 
  • A ThinkGeek creation
  • Available exclusively at ThinkGeek and GameStop
  • Features skekSil, the Chamberlain of the Skeksis, in his glorious robes, ready to challenge skekUng, the Garthim Master, to Trial by Stone
  • Some assembly required (you have to put the sword in his hands)
  • (Or not. He could always be bringing you a little flower or something, we suppose.)
  • (But definitely not a Gelfling)
  • (After all, they're all dead, right?)
  • The base features the film's logo
  • Materials: PVC 
  • Imported 
  • Dimensions: 14" tall (11 1/2" statue on a 2 1/2" base) x 5" wide x 5" deep
  • Weight: 2 1/2 lbs.

Labyrinth 'Ello Worm 1:1 Scale Statue






'ELLO!

What a night. Sarah's parents leave her to babysit her little brother, never bothering to ask if she has plans. Goblins come and take the poor boy away. Then she finds herself outside the Labyrinth, tasked with finding her way to the center or losing her baby brother forever! David Bowie sure could be mean. Once inside the Labyrinth, the first creature she meets is only referred to as "The Worm" (and no complaining, because she met Hoggle outside the Labyrinth). And if she just took the time to come inside, she might have learned the easy way to get through.
So, come inside, have a nice cup of tea, meet the missus, and take a little magic from the Labyrinth home with you now, when you buy this Labyrinth 'Ello Worm 1:1 Scale Statue. Chronicle Collectibles made this guy especially for us. With tufts of hair and a fabric scarf, he's perched as if he's about to offer advice on a rock from the wall, only this one has the film's logo on it in case people seeing your statue are confused about where they've met this little guy before. Best part? He's actual size.
Product Specifications 
  • Labyrinth 'Ello Worm 1:1 Scale Statue
  • Officially-licensed Labyrinth collectible 
  • A ThinkGeek / GameStop exclusive 
  • Scale: Actual size
  • Created using the original puppet itself at Henson studios
  • Fluffy, shapeable hair tufts and fabric scarf
  • Materials: Polyresin /stone power and calcium carbonate mixture body with cotton / spandex scarf and polyester / acrylic hair
  • Imported
  • Dimensions: 6" wide x 5 3/4" tall x 2 3/4" deep
  • Weight: 1 lb.

You can order your very own Chamberlain and Worm statues from Think Geek using these links.

Tuesday, October 31, 2017

New Exclusive Jareth Pop Coming Soon!

A new exclusive Jareth pop figure is on the way. 


This version of Jareth, wearing his outfit from the Labryinth finale, will be a Think Geek exclusive and be sold a ThinkGeek.com and at Game Stop locations.

No date has been announced yet, but we'l keep you posted!

Thursday, April 13, 2017

Fraggles & Funko!

In our latest video from the Muppet Stuff museum, I show off Super Impluse's new Fraggle plush and talk about what it means to be Funko's "FUNactic of the Week."


You can get you own Red and Gobbo at Think Geek:

My Funko FUNactic of the week interview can be found here and you can view more Funko items in the collection here.

Please support The Jim Henson Exhibition at Museum of the Moving Image at their Kickstarter.

Wednesday, February 18, 2015

ThinkGeek Muppet T-Shirts!

ThinkGeek has a couple of new Muppet shirts. 

Wocka Wocka Ladies' Tee:




and their Exclusive Periodic Muppets:




The Fozzie shirt is fine, and I have nothing really to add except that I really like it's simplicity and the way ThinkGeek added a little trivia from the Muppet Wiki about Fozzie's ears wiggling. 

The Periodic Table of The Muppet Show however, leaves a lot to be desired. First off I understand the pairing of The Electric Mayhem and Bunsen and Beaker, but 
shouldn't Gonzo be included with Kermit, Piggy and Fozzie then? And if you're going to include them in color groups, why not pair the characters according to color.
 

For example:
Green: Kermit, Dr Teeth, Bunsen
Blue: Gonzo, Zoot
Brown: Fozzie, RowlfZ
Red: Animal, Floyd

Tan: Piggy, Beaker, JaniceOrange: Pepe

Artist Mike Baboon created an excellent "Periodic Table of Muppets":


According to Boon:
Each square represents a different character and indicates the primary Muppeteer(s) for that character, as well as the year and production in which the character made its debut. Borders align with hair/hat colour, background aligns with skin/fur colour, and colour of the abbreviated name represents nose colour (for characters with noses that is).
Now that's geeky! Maybe ThinkGeek should have commissioned Boon to make or alter his deign instead of using that uninspired clip art. 

Both shirts are available now at the links above. Thanks to Christy Bondurant for heads up!