What goes on inside a Stormtrooper’s helmet? A need to please the Emperor, enough eye misalignment that aiming is always compromised, maybe humming the death march, and… plants? At least, that’s the case with this Original Stormtrooper Terrarium! This see-through glass terrarium is able to give your room that little kick of freshness you've been looking for. This little helmet can hold little succulents, cacti or small plants to make your sleeping quarters of the Death Star seem a little brighter & full of energy. You'll need that when destroying the Rebellion. While it may not come with a plant or soil, this terrarium is versatile & can be used for all sorts of things. Keep your change in it? Sure! Suggestion box at work? Go for it! Collected dog tags from downed Rebel scum? You know, if that’s your thing! Order your Stormtrooper Terrarium today! We may not have a Millenium Falcon to deliver, but we're fast enough! ...

Come to the dark side, we have wine bottle stoppers shaped like Stormtroopers. Stormtroopers might not have been able to save the galactic empire, but they’ll certainly save your wine! This bottle stopper features a Stormtrooper helmet based on the original Stormtrooper design. It was created by Andrew Ainsworth of Shepperton Design Studios in 1976, & now it’s been brilliantly crafted from stainless steel to help preserve the freshness of your wine. It’s ironic really. The Stormtroopers couldn’t stop the rebellion, but they make great bottle stoppers. Order yours now! ...

It’s hard to believe that Star Wars has been in our lives since the 70’s. Many of us weren’t even born when the first film was released yet we have spent all our lives immersed in the fascinating series. Back in 1976, a young gent named Andrew Ainsworth created the first ever Stormtrooper helmet, & this amazing light, is an exact replica of that very design. The Original Stormtrooper Wireframe Light is only a few millimetres thick, but from the front it looks like a cool three-dimensional helmet. Using a clever design plan, the lines that create the well-known features of a Stormtrooper helmet are illuminated from the light within as soon as the lamp turns on, creating a wonderful & unique lamp for your home. Each officially licensed Stormtrooper Wire Frame Light is easily powered by a USB (Universal Serial Bus) cable included in the box & features Andrew Ainsworth’s signature on the simplistic black base. ...

Ornaments Face Mask: What is it? It’s a festive fitted face mask that’s adjustable to fit most face shapes & sizes. It’s perfect for showing some Christmas spirit while you’re out & about! About the product This high quality mask is double layered with an opening at the back, meaning you can insert replaceable filters in between the layers, though these aren’t included with the mask. Fitting most adults & children, the mask has comfortable elastic ear straps. Oh, & it’s completely machine washable at up to 60˚C. Lastly, this isn’t a medical grade mask, so please don’t attempt any surgery in it… especially if you’re not a surgeon. But, that does mean that this mask isn’t depleting essential resources needed for the NHS & care homes. Why you should buy it So, if you want to spread more Christmas cheer than an elf on a sugar rush. order your Ornaments Face Mask now! ...

The Taken King has returned! Oryx, one of the biggest bads in Destiny
- figuratively & literally
- is here to claim vengeance

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The Otamatone musical toy "sings" the notes of a tune, similar to that of a human voice. Cleverly shaped as a musical note, it consists of a touch sensitive stem that gives you the notes & vibrato function. To play, touch & slide your fingers up & down the stem & create the ultimate “waaahwaaah” effect by squeezing the cheeks of the face at the base of the note. Designed as one of the musical instruments of the Japanese Maywa Denki Voice Project, the Otamatone was developed for a special exhibition to see whether machines sing like a human being. One could say
- "only in Japan" but this crazy instrument is going to prove a bizarre yet popular Christmas gift which we predict will be under Christmas trees all over. Simple to play & great fun
- no previous musical experience is required. Dare we say its just a bit of fun & not really meant for the seriously minded musician although, if early 70s Kraut rock bands like Kraftwerk could make a fortune out of inventing their own instruments & influencing electronic music, then whats stopping anyone from reaching the dizzying heights of musical stardom with the Otamatone. After all, this singing instrument does have musical atttributes such as three octave settings which can be changed with a flick of a switch, although you can play a complete tune in just one octave range. Plus, it has two volume settings, just in case you infuriate the neighbours by attempting to finger " Stairway to Heaven" or " Smoke on the Water". Remember, its not a guitar, its an electronic crazy sounding "singing Toy". In fact with a little "practice" youll be "play" your favourite tunes in no time.

Features: Otamatone is an electronic musical toy shaped like a musical note Available in Black, White, Pink, Yellow & Blue
- choose your favourite colour from above Utilises touch sensitive technology Features 3 octave settings 2 volume settings with built-in speaker Vibrato function is achieved by squeezing the mouth Comes with a practise sheet Instrument is made from silicone & plastic Dimensions: Measures approx 27 cm x 8 cm x 6 cm Requires 3 x AAA batteries (included)




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The Otamatone musical toy "sings" the notes of a tune, similar to that of a human voice. Cleverly shaped as a musical note, it consists of a touch sensitive stem that gives you the notes & vibrato function. To play, touch & slide your fingers up & down the stem & create the ultimate waaah waaah effect by squeezing the cheeks of the face at the base of the note. Designed as one of the musical instruments of the Japanese Maywa Denki Voice Project, the Otamatone was developed for a special exhibition to see whether machines sing like a human being. One could say
- "only in Japan" but this crazy instrument is going to prove a bizarre yet popular gift for households all over. Simple to play & great fun
- no previous musical experience is required. Dare we say it's just a bit of fun & not really meant for the seriously minded musician although, if early 70s Kraut rock bands like Kraftwerk could make a fortune out of inventing their own instruments & influencing electronic music, then what's stopping anyone from reaching the dizzying heights of musical stardom with the Otamatone. After all, this singing instrument does have musical atttributes such as three octave settings which can be changed with a flick of a switch, although you can play a complete tune in just one octave range. Plus, it has two volume settings, just in case you infuriate the neighbours by attempting to finger " Stairway to Heaven" or " Smoke on the Water". Remember, it's not a guitar, it's an electronic crazy sounding "singing Toy". In fact with a little "practice" you'll be "play" your favourite tunes in no time.

Features: Utilises touch sensitive technology Comes with a practise sheet Instrument is made from silicone & plastic Dimensions: Measures approx 27 cm x 8 cm x 6 cm Requires 3 x AAA batteries (included)



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The Otamatone musical toy "sings" the notes of a tune, similar to that of a human voice. Cleverly shaped as a musical note, it consists of a touch sensitive stem that gives you the notes & vibrato function. To play, touch & slide your fingers up & down the stem & create the ultimate waaah waaah effect by squeezing the cheeks of the face at the base of the note. Designed as one of the musical instruments of the Japanese Maywa Denki Voice Project, the Otamatone was developed for a special exhibition to see whether machines sing like a human being. One could say
- "only in Japan" but this crazy instrument is going to prove a bizarre yet popular Christmas gift which we predict will be under Christmas trees all over. Simple to play & great fun
- no previous musical experience is required. Dare we say it's just a bit of fun & not really meant for the seriously minded musician although, if early 70s Kraut rock bands like Kraftwerk could make a fortune out of inventing their own instruments & influencing electronic music, then what's stopping anyone from reaching the dizzying heights of musical stardom with the Otamatone. After all, this singing instrument does have musical atttributes such as three octave settings which can be changed with a flick of a switch, although you can play a complete tune in just one octave range. Plus, it has two volume settings, just in case you infuriate the neighbours by attempting to finger " Stairway to Heaven" or " Smoke on the Water". Remember, it's not a guitar, it's an electronic crazy sounding "singing Toy". In fact with a little "practice" you'll be "play" your favourite tunes in no time.
Features: Utilises touch sensitive technology   Comes with a practise sheet Instrument is made from silicone & plastic Dimensions: Measures approx 27 cm x 8 cm x 6 cm Requires 3 x AAA batteries (included)


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The Otamatone musical toy "sings" the notes of a tune, similar to that of a human voice. Cleverly shaped as a musical note, it consists of a touch sensitive stem that gives you the notes & vibrato function. To play, touch & slide your fingers up & down the stem & create the ultimate waaah waaah effect by squeezing the cheeks of the face at the base of the note. Designed as one of the musical instruments of the Japanese Maywa Denki Voice Project, the Otamatone was developed for a special exhibition to see whether machines sing like a human being. One could say
- "only in Japan" but this crazy instrument is going to prove a bizarre yet popular Christmas gift which we predict will be under Christmas trees all over. Simple to play & great fun
- no previous musical experience is required. Dare we say it's just a bit of fun & not really meant for the seriously minded musician although, if early 70s Kraut rock bands like Kraftwerk could make a fortune out of inventing their own instruments & influencing electronic music, then what's stopping anyone from reaching the dizzying heights of musical stardom with the Otamatone. After all, this singing instrument does have musical atttributes such as three octave settings which can be changed with a flick of a switch, although you can play a complete tune in just one octave range. Plus, it has two volume settings, just in case you infuriate the neighbours by attempting to finger " Stairway to Heaven" or " Smoke on the Water". Remember, it's not a guitar, it's an electronic crazy sounding "singing Toy". In fact with a little "practice" you'll be "play" your favourite tunes in no time.
Features: Utilises touch sensitive technology   Comes with a practise sheet Instrument is made from silicone & plastic Dimensions: Measures approx 27 cm x 8 cm x 6 cm Requires 3 x AAA batteries (included)


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The modern smartphone has become the absolute essential device for any situation, be it holder of notes, map to your next destination, music player, camera, conference-call machine… & yet, it cannot be denied that there are some situations that you can’t just whip your phone out, for fear of it having an unfortunate encounter with gravity (and we can attest, gravity & the modern smartphone are not the best of friends). That, therefore, is where this handy new accessory comes in. The OTG Cycle Straps are designed to strap on to the handles of bicycles, mobility scooters & trolleys, the steering wheels of golf carts, & even your own h&, allowing you the comfort of knowing your phone is safe without you having to hold onto it for dear life. It can safely hold just about any phone of any size, can be installed in a matter of seconds, has a shock absorber to add extra stability & is made from waterproof, high quality silicone. You can even use it as a handy stand when you're stuck at your desk! When the hectic day-to-day grind needs your phone to be on point, this strap is the best solution. ...