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By Andrew Liszewski

Were these life-sized replicas of real dinosaur bones made from soft rubber-coated foam actually available for sale, my living room couch and other furniture would be out on the curb faster than the dinosaurs went extinct. Imagine curling up on a T-Rex tail with a good book, or precariously propping your flat-screen TV up on the horns of a Triceratops skull. Sadly though the foam dino bones which were created by Sayaka Yamamoto are not available for sale, nor will they ever be.

[ Sayaka Yamamoto - Living With Dinosaurs ] VIA [ PAN-DAN ]

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By Andrew Liszewski

Quite a few 1:18 scale die-cast Back To The Future Delorean replicas have come out over the past few years, in fact there’s one sitting on my shelf right now, but Diamond Select is pushing the envelope with the new lights and sounds models they announced at Toy Fair this year. Both a flying and non-flying version of the time traveling Delorean will be available, and they’ll each come with authentic sounds from the movies, as well as light-up features like headlights and the all-important flux capacitor.

The Delorean Mark I replica is currently available for pre-order from BigBadToyStore.com for $33.99 (it’s expected to arrive in July) but the flying version pictured above will be a harder to find exclusive according to WizardUniverse.com.

[ WizardUniverse.com - Diamond Select Toys @ Toy Fair 2009 ] VIA [ Nerd Approved ]

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