Since I like to buy gadgets, the Shut Up And Take My Money! is probably my favorite meme.
I chanced upon some site (I can’t recall what site it was) post on a pre-order for the Youtooz Collectibles: Futurama Take My Money Fry figurine. And I told myself, I need to get that figurine. So, I pre-ordered it back in March 2024, and it finally shipped in August 2024.
LEGO Architecture Singapore 21057 is LEGO’s biggest Architecture skyline at 827 pieces and measuring 16 x 28 x 9 cm.
LEGO Architecture Singapore features the following famous landmarks in Singapore:
KAWS:HOLIDAY exhibition was in Singapore from Tuesday, 16th November 2021 to Sunday, 21st November 2021. It was supposed to be open to the public from Sunday, 14th November 2021, but there were some legal issues, so it was postponed to the 16th November 2021.
The installation is held at The Float @ Marina Bay. It features a gigantic inflatable version of KAWS’ Companion Figure measuring 42 meters in length.
LEGO Botanical Collection is a new range from LEGO targetting the plants lover whom are also LEGO lovers.
For the first launch, there are two sets in this collection. LEGO Flower Bouquet 10280 and LEGO Bonsai Tree 10281. Both retails at S$79.90 each.
LEGO Art is a new product line from LEGO that uses LEGO to create art pieces. Essentially LEGO Art is a guided jigsaw puzzle.
LEGO Art launched in Singapore on 1st August 2020, and at launch, there are four different types of art pieces.
LEGO Wall-E 21303 was born out of a LEGO IDEAS project in 2014 by Angus MacLane. Angus MacLane is an animator and director at Pixar Animation Studios.
I bought it at Amazon back on 9th May 2016 for US$59.99 (S$82). It has been sitting in my drawer for almost four years.
This is an impulse buy as there is a flash sale during Lazada’s 12/12 year-end sales for the LEGO The Hulkbuster: Ultron Edition 76105.
During the flash sale, it is going for just S$147.70 on EToysStore on Lazada. The price excludes a delivery fee of S$1.49 within Singapore.
The Razer THS Spinner retails for US$19.99 (S$28) on Razer Online Store. It is a glow-in-the-dark fidget spinner.
I got mine as a door gift from the Razer Phone 2 launch event in Singapore.
There are tons and tons of Fidget Spinners in the market. I am sure the source is all the same in some factory in China. The companies just order in bulk and just add their brand logo to it.
I have been reading through the subreddit, /r/FidgetSpinners, on fidget spinners and there are a couple of sites they recommend, Fast Tech, Fidget HQ and Fidget LA.
Fidget Cube is essentially a toy for people who like to fidget with items.
The toy is shaped like a dice that has six sides for different fidgeting needs: Click, Glide, Flip, Roll, Rub and Spin.
