TNG Mego previews and other Star Trek toy updates

I've gathered all the latest previews of Star Trek action figures and figurines today, including images of the forthcoming Discovery Funko pop vinyl figures, The Coop's recent Handmade by Robots characters, and Kuzos miniatures from Factory Entertainment. Continue below to check out those, but first...

The next wave of releases from Mego is shifting their retro action figure range into the 24th century with their first TNG characters, Captain Picard, and Data. Mego Museum and Mego's social media have released some new preview images, showing pre-production samples (so they might yet get tweaked). These are currently expected to arrive from June.

Factory Entertainment's Star Trek bottle stoppers, and other Trek drinkware

Need a drink? Several companies have been busy working on Star Trek drinkware recently, including glasses, cups and saucers, bottles, and wine bottle stoppers. Continue below to check them all out:

Factory Entertainment have revealed the final form of the first of their Star Trek wine bottle stopper range, which are now available for pre-order ahead of release later this summer are several designs. First up is the very shiny USS Enterprise:

Factory Entertainment's latest barware and collectables

At the New York Toy Fair, Factory Entertainment have been showing off their latest Star Trek creations, which as ever for the company span a wide range of product types, including wine bottle stoppers, bottle openers, coasters, collectable props, and toys! Continue below to check out the latest.

Among the most eye-catching pieces on display are the starship wine bottle stoppers. They've previewed the USS Enterprise and Klingon battle cruisers before, although they seem to now have shinier finishes. And joining them in the range is the USS Enterprise-D. TrekCore tweeted an excellent set of photos giving a really close look, including this group shot:

Factory Entertainment Star Trek bottle openers on the way

Factory Entertainment have released images of the first of their Star Trek bottle openers, which they are expecting to be available by January. The initial range has two designs, both prop inspired, one each from TOS and TNG. Continue below to check them out.

The TNG design is a combadge, and looks about the right size too. Which no specified in the official product descriptions, it appears to have a magnet in the back, making it a pretty neat fridge magnet too.

Star Trek homewares round-up: Bottle stoppers and openers, stationary, and soap!

Got a gaggle of Star Trek stuff for practical and decorative use at home today, including pop-up cards, coasters, and even soap! But first, a whole new range of drink-accessories.

Revealed at this week's San Diego Comic Con, Factory Entertainment have been showing off a forthcoming range of Star Trek bottle stoppers and bottle openers. Figures.com got the following pictures. First up, there are two showy starship wine stoppers, the USS Enterprise and a Klingon D7. These, and everything else in this range, are described as "coming soon":

Latest Star Trek props from Icon Heroes and Factory Entertainment

Ahead of the San Diego Comic Con, Icon Heroes and Factory Entertainment have both revealed new Comic Con exclusive Discovery prop reproductions, and Factory Entertainment have also launched their TOS range of props. Continue below to check them out:

From Icon Heroes, we have Emperor Georgiou's Terran Empire dagger, as a letter opener! The seven inch long metal replica of the prop will stand ready to assist with all your mail needs. This follows a similar Klingon D'k Tahg letter opener previously released by Icon Heroes.

New Star Trek licensee Factory Entertainment promises quirk Trek toys

Factory Entertainment have become the latest company to take on a Star Trek license, and promise a broad variety of different products, with Star Trek entries into several of their brands, spanning toys, collectables, and homewares. Factory Entertainment's modus operandi seems to be to come up with a product concept brand and then apply different licenses to it, so Trek items in each range will sit alongside an eclectic mix including Jurassic Park, DC Comics, Game of Thrones, and Monty Python.

At the recent New York Toy Fair they displayed Star Trek items from several toy lines they have in the works, and according to their announcement, will also be offering "desktop environments" (whatever they might be), bottle openers, and wine stoppers.

Of the ranges on show, the Revos line of vinyl figurines looks most fun to me. Their defining feature seems to be that they sit upon an inverted dome base, so must wibbly and wobbly about a bit, and be able to spin, maybe even fight; as the pairing of Kirk and the Gorn seems to suggest here. There's no suggested release date for these yet. Image via Figures.com: