Toxiferous Designs

These Robot Matryoshka Nesting Dolls from Plasticland feature two of my favorite things: robots and matryoshka dolls. I may be biased but I think combining the two is a stroke of genius!

This adorable amigurumi Kirby toy was created by NerdJerk on Etsy. His expression is so freaking cute!

This impressive lego printer was created by Squirrelfantasy (a member of the B3ta forums) and features moving lego parts and a felt-tip marker.
Watch the video!

[Via Wired and Geekologie]

This Autobahn Tape Kit with Race Car from Perpetual Kid looks like loads of fun. You can create your own custom race tracks with the tape to run your car along!

Too old for tub toys? No freaking way. This yellow submarine tub radio sounds like a great bath companion!

If you know a cat that loves to terrorize humans then maybe you should consider getting it this 'Cats Attack' scratching post shaped like tall buildings in a city. Let kitty have the run of the city while she leaves your poor toes alone!

[Via Shak In Style]

These rocket pens aren't just shaped like rockets, they also write in four colors!

I love these little cupcakes! The Miss Cupcake vinyl figures come in four different colors and each has an adorably expressive face!

I'm very impressed by this awesome lego art by Nathan Sawaya!
I discovered his incredible sculptures through an article on Designboom and I have to say that it's really brightened my day.
Click here to check out more of his work!

[Via Designboom]

These amazing, giant stuffed animals are from the 'Dushi' solo art exhibition by Florentijn Hofman. I would have loved to have had these plushies to play with as a kid...heck, I'd love to have a house full of them now!

[Via Electro^Plankton]

Wow! So much thought (and work) must have gone into this super mario themed set of russian dolls from Cmsturmhouse on flickr! From Mario all the way to a tiny green 1up mushroom, this set is very detailed and colorful.

[Thanks Jamie!]

This Socktopus octopus sock monkey from Clarity Miller is absolutely delightful. Aside from being in the shape of an octopus, he's made in the traditional way with red heeled socks and polyester stuffing (and pure awesome).

If you've ever watched Robot Chicken then you've probably seen this humping robot do his thing at some point or another well, now you'll be able to own him in the form of a wind-up toy. Unfortunately, the washing machine prop isn't included so I guess you'll have to find something else for him to hump.

[Via Walyou]

Gizmodo has posted a great article on Lego minifigs that features a photographic timeline that show their evolution throughout the years. It brought back some great memories for me and I love being able to see the figs from the sets that I've missed (which is apparently a lot!).
Check it out!

This Wacky Bowling Set by Nurit Amdur of Alex Toys is cute, colorful and the little heads on the bowling pins are interchangeable so your little one can have fun switching the heads around.

This Spider-Man Sock Monkey was created by SeeMellySew on Craftster and I'm in love with it. Not only am I in love with it, I would love to see other superheroes get sockmonkified too! And villains! Oh, the possibilities.

[Via GeekCrafts]

These Thunderpanda Troops papercraft toys are completely free and available for download at thunderpanda.com! They're all so great but I think Lemi is my favorite (but only by a small margin!).

I love tin toys and this one is definitely one of my favorites! This little tin rocket racer is awesome with its retro pale green and red colors and it even has little stars and planets painted on its fins. Let's go to the moon!

If you have a colorful room I'm sure this Lego radiator that was designed by architect Marco Baxadonne for Scirocco would fit right in! It can keep you nice and warm while also warming you up from the inside out with fond childhood memories.

[Via Trendir]

Playskool's Kota My Triceratops Dinosaur is an animatronic dinosaur toy that makes sounds and is programmed to make some movements (and while it is strong enough to hold a small child it won't actually go anywhere) and also responds to your voice and touch. Even though it's obviously being marketed to kids (or parents, really) I kind of want one. My heart is warmed by the fact that Kota brings me one step closer to my own rideable robotic dinosaur. Yeehaw!

[Via Engadget]