Billionaire Tony Stark puts on his armoured suit and becomes the invincible Iron Man! With the ability to fly faster than a jet plane and incredible repulsor blasters and missiles, he's the most powerful, high-tech superhero in the world! The thick interlocking plates of this armour offer a high degree of protection to the wearer from small arms fire, ranging up to light artillery! Integrated atificial intelligence grant highly sophisticated tactical options, making the user a match for far superior forces! Attach the missile blasters to Iron Man figures arms and press the buttons to launch a missile blast! Help this iron-clad hero defend himself against evil and aid him on his quest to change the world!

Now available . . . another stand-alone Munchkin game! Munchkins have hacked their way through dungeons, kung fu temples, starships, haunted houses, and super-foes. Now they face their greatest challenge - Cthulhu! Will they survive? Will they retain thei

Un-nameable Fun, 24 Mar 2008
Munchkin Cthullhu is a great game, one of the best in the Munchkin series in my opinion. Munchkin basically takes a light-hearted poke at role playing games and their players with many gaming and pop culture references, some terrible puns and great artwork by cartoonist John Kovalic.

In essence, you just have to be the first person to get their character up to level 10, but there are monsters to fight, curses to annoy you and your fellow gamers who will probably hinder your progress with glee.

If you're familiar with H.P Lovecraft's Mythos books, then you will love some of the cards in this deck, and probably groan at the twist in the text, The Elder Sign made me chuckle.

A great way to kill a bit of time with friends and a fantastic game to play with a bunch of power gamers as a bit of light relief between 'serious' gaming.

Un-nameable Fun, 24 Mar 2008
Munchkin Cthullhu is a great game, one of the best in the Munchkin series in my opinion. Munchkin basically takes a light-hearted poke at role playing games and their players with many gaming and pop culture references, some terrible puns and great artwork by cartoonist John Kovalic.

In essence, you just have to be the first person to get their character up to level 10, but there are monsters to fight, curses to annoy you and your fellow gamers who will probably hinder your progress with glee.

If you're familiar with H.P Lovecraft's Mythos books, then you will love some of the cards in this deck, and probably groan at the twist in the text, The Elder Sign made me chuckle.

A great way to kill a bit of time with friends and a fantastic game to play with a bunch of power gamers as a bit of light relief between 'serious' gaming.

Arrrrr!, 30 Mar 2008
What can you say about a game which demands, yes demands, that certain actions are declared in a piratey voice. The sheer fun and joy that can be had from declaring 'Arrrrrr, I'll be tkin a pot shot at yer hull yer skurvy dog!" cannot be understimated (and this when played by a bunch of 30-40 yr olds!). Simple, elegant rules, easy to learn, loads of fun and plenty of replay value. Forget Capn Jack Sparrow, raise your own skull n cross'bones and become the greatest pirate ever to sail the seven seas,aharrrrr!
yes, I quite like this game!

Quick, fun-filled game, 30 Jan 2008
This game is fairly simple to pick up, with a simple series of rounds visiting different islands to improve your ship and gain fame. Definitely more fun with 4-5 players, as there are many more chances for battle and more luck.

Split apart the special Zord Vehicle to make Turbo Battlized armour for the 14cm (5.5") action figure! Battle Mode, activated!

Un-nameable Fun, 24 Mar 2008
Munchkin Cthullhu is a great game, one of the best in the Munchkin series in my opinion. Munchkin basically takes a light-hearted poke at role playing games and their players with many gaming and pop culture references, some terrible puns and great artwork by cartoonist John Kovalic.

In essence, you just have to be the first person to get their character up to level 10, but there are monsters to fight, curses to annoy you and your fellow gamers who will probably hinder your progress with glee.

If you're familiar with H.P Lovecraft's Mythos books, then you will love some of the cards in this deck, and probably groan at the twist in the text, The Elder Sign made me chuckle.

A great way to kill a bit of time with friends and a fantastic game to play with a bunch of power gamers as a bit of light relief between 'serious' gaming.

Arrrrr!, 30 Mar 2008
What can you say about a game which demands, yes demands, that certain actions are declared in a piratey voice. The sheer fun and joy that can be had from declaring 'Arrrrrr, I'll be tkin a pot shot at yer hull yer skurvy dog!" cannot be understimated (and this when played by a bunch of 30-40 yr olds!). Simple, elegant rules, easy to learn, loads of fun and plenty of replay value. Forget Capn Jack Sparrow, raise your own skull n cross'bones and become the greatest pirate ever to sail the seven seas,aharrrrr!
yes, I quite like this game!

Quick, fun-filled game, 30 Jan 2008
This game is fairly simple to pick up, with a simple series of rounds visiting different islands to improve your ship and gain fame. Definitely more fun with 4-5 players, as there are many more chances for battle and more luck.

It's you against the game, 08 May 2006
This really is a different kind of board game. The only game I can think of which has come close is Lord of the Rings, for in this game you form one of a group who have to collaborate together to beat the game itself, and rescue Camelot. To do so, you need to undertake quests, either singly or as a group and so earn white swords to place on the famed round table at Camelot - before the forces of evil place their own black swords. Add to this the fact that one of your party may be a traitor and you have a most challenging and entertaining evening's play, highly recommended for all those lovers of board games who enjoy the social aspects of playing the game as much as the competitive aspects!

Un-nameable Fun, 24 Mar 2008
Munchkin Cthullhu is a great game, one of the best in the Munchkin series in my opinion. Munchkin basically takes a light-hearted poke at role playing games and their players with many gaming and pop culture references, some terrible puns and great artwork by cartoonist John Kovalic.

In essence, you just have to be the first person to get their character up to level 10, but there are monsters to fight, curses to annoy you and your fellow gamers who will probably hinder your progress with glee.

If you're familiar with H.P Lovecraft's Mythos books, then you will love some of the cards in this deck, and probably groan at the twist in the text, The Elder Sign made me chuckle.

A great way to kill a bit of time with friends and a fantastic game to play with a bunch of power gamers as a bit of light relief between 'serious' gaming.

Arrrrr!, 30 Mar 2008
What can you say about a game which demands, yes demands, that certain actions are declared in a piratey voice. The sheer fun and joy that can be had from declaring 'Arrrrrr, I'll be tkin a pot shot at yer hull yer skurvy dog!" cannot be understimated (and this when played by a bunch of 30-40 yr olds!). Simple, elegant rules, easy to learn, loads of fun and plenty of replay value. Forget Capn Jack Sparrow, raise your own skull n cross'bones and become the greatest pirate ever to sail the seven seas,aharrrrr!
yes, I quite like this game!

Quick, fun-filled game, 30 Jan 2008
This game is fairly simple to pick up, with a simple series of rounds visiting different islands to improve your ship and gain fame. Definitely more fun with 4-5 players, as there are many more chances for battle and more luck.

It's you against the game, 08 May 2006
This really is a different kind of board game. The only game I can think of which has come close is Lord of the Rings, for in this game you form one of a group who have to collaborate together to beat the game itself, and rescue Camelot. To do so, you need to undertake quests, either singly or as a group and so earn white swords to place on the famed round table at Camelot - before the forces of evil place their own black swords. Add to this the fact that one of your party may be a traitor and you have a most challenging and entertaining evening's play, highly recommended for all those lovers of board games who enjoy the social aspects of playing the game as much as the competitive aspects!

A lesser monster made into a great figure, 25 Apr 2007
Given that the clockwork robots only featured in one episode of last year's series they initially seem like an odd choice for a 12" figure.

But this figure is fantastic and, like the new Doctor in Space Suit figure, wonderfully detailed.

In fact it probably edges the lot out in that respect - the clothing is incredibly intricate, as well as the head, but the best part is the fact that it is removable, revealing the clockwork underneath.

My only concern is that the neck joint doesn't feel brilliantly strong, and removing the head is not especially easy - I could see less careful hands snapping the neck joint in attempting to do so.

Otherwise, an excellent product!

Come join in the adventure that is the dawn of Humankind! Will your tribe journey far and fast? Will they surmount the pain and dangers of this world? Will they bring you victory and survival? Are you ready to play in the newest creation of Master game de

Ever dreamt of being the next Rockstar, Movie Star, Beach Babe, Muscle Man or even a Secret Agent, but couldn't resist that last doughnut, can't squeeze into 'that dress' or quite frankly can't pull off wearing a white lycra, sparkly outfit or get further than singing in the shower, then you needn't be repressed for long. The B-Somebodies allow you to pop a passport-sized photo of your fair self or significant other onto the body of your chosen idol. Make your friends into everything they've ever wanted or even funnier muddle them all up! Daft desktop icons to relieve the drudgery of work and help you daydream.1. Choose a favourite photo 2. Insert photo into the slot 3. B-Somebody!The five options are:Want to be a Beach Babe but never had the killer figure to? Nows your chance with the B-Somebody Beach Babe! Want to have the muscles of a strongman? Nows your chance with the B-Somebody Muscle Man! Want to be a Movie Star but never been able to get over the stage fright? Well now's your chance with the B-Somebody Movie Star! Ever dreamt of being a Rockstar but never been able to get further than singing in the shower? Well now's your chance! Ever dreamt of being a Secret Agent but never had the chance to put your life on the edge? Well now's your chance!

The latest expansion to Steve Jackson's Munchkin series adds more of the same hilarious monsters, treasure and general wackiness found in the original game and the previous four (and a half) expansions. A new class, the Ranger, mixes things up even more,

The Medicine Man has vital responsibilities within the Sioux tribe, making potions from plants and herbs and foretelling the future. Dressed in an authentic headdress and clothing, this Sioux figure from the World of the American Frontier range is histori

Part of the 2007 Red Indian Smurf figure range from Schleich. Medicine Man Smurf is meditating, not sleeping! 5.5cm (H).