We already mentioned the new Star Trek PADD and Geological Tricorder replicas available at Entertainment Earth, but they also have several other new Star Trek collectibles coming in May and June, and more later in 2010. A veritable feast for the Star Trek fan and collector, with over 50 new replicas across a wide range of prices. The most expensive on the list? The Captains chair priced at $5600. Check out the partial list below.
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While this new PADD replica won’t run cool apps and give you driving directions to the nearest starbase, the Star Trek PADD prop replica may still impress (some of) your friends. It’s based on the large PADD device seen in many of the Star Trek: The Next Generation and Deep Space Nine television episodes. The resin replica is hand-finished and produced by the same makers of many of the props used on the series. The $120 piece is available for pre-order from Entertainment Earth and is expected to ship in June.
Available for pre-order from Entertainment Earth. Retail price $119.99.
Quantum Mechanix opens pre-orders tomorrow for their new Mal holster artisan replica, from Firefly. At 3 P.M. (ET) on May 14, 2010, you can go to the QMx website to place your order for this highly limited-edition leather replica of Malcolm Reynolds’ gun holster. The holster costs about $300, and only 500 pieces will be produced. It is expected to ship in August, 2010. [A stunt pistol replica is also available for an additional $160.]
Gentle Giant has joined with Borders bookstores to create an exclusive set of Star Wars logo bookends, available only from Borders and Borders.com. The limited-edition, hand-numbered set sells for about $60. End-to-end the bookends measure 9.25 inches long x 3 inches wide x 4.25 inches high. Only 5000 were produced, so act now if you want this nice piece sitting on your book or video shelf.
Available only at Borders and Borders.com. Retail price $59.99
Blizzard Entertainment announced today the official release date of Starcraft 2: Wings of Liberty, the highly anticipated follow-up game to the 1998 hit Starcraft. First announced in May 2007, the Starcraft 2 game has been in beta testing mode since February of this year. You can pre-order your copy now for about $60 at Amazon.com and other retailers; a Collector’s Edition version will set you back $100. Shortly after its release to retail, the game will also be available for purchase directly from Blizzard.
