Plus this nifty one based on the communicator (I can just imagine doing the noise as I flip it open to get a card out):
Not quite topped their first Haynes Manual Enterprise or shuttlecraft cutaway ones yet though, I think:
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Showing posts with label Mighty Wallets. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Mighty Wallets. Show all posts
Thursday, 25 August 2011
Latest Dynomighty wallets
It looks like Dynomighty Design have released another batch of Star Trek Might Wallets (Amazon have some new ones listed at least). This latest trio consists of two new Gold Key Comics based designs:
Plus this nifty one based on the communicator (I can just imagine doing the noise as I flip it open to get a card out):
Not quite topped their first Haynes Manual Enterprise or shuttlecraft cutaway ones yet though, I think:
Plus this nifty one based on the communicator (I can just imagine doing the noise as I flip it open to get a card out):
Not quite topped their first Haynes Manual Enterprise or shuttlecraft cutaway ones yet though, I think:
Wednesday, 15 June 2011
Haynes T-Shirts, wallets, greetings cards, and in German!
The Haynes Manual illustrations have found another application, this time as T-Shirt designs! Using the original cover, and some of the alternate covers (the same ones recently made available by Walls360 as print-on-demand wall graphics). Currently available seem to be the Enterprise, Communicator, and the Bridge, though sadly not the shuttlecraft version!:
It looks like the Official Star Trek Store is keen on these too, as wall graphics, posters, and greetings cards of all five designs are available there. Here's the full set of cards:
Still not had enough of those Haynes images? Well you're in luck as it appears Dynomighty have also expanded their range of Star Trek Mighty Wallets with another one based on the Haynes Manual, this time using the shuttlecraft cutaway image (rather attractively inverted giving an X-Ray sort of feel to it), and two more Gold Key comics designs as well:
Finally, it appears the Haynes Manual also has a German language edition on the way (next month) from the publisher Heel. They've given their edition a new cover, which seems to complement their cover for one of their previous Trek books, the Enterprise-D Technical Manual:
It looks like the Official Star Trek Store is keen on these too, as wall graphics, posters, and greetings cards of all five designs are available there. Here's the full set of cards:
Still not had enough of those Haynes images? Well you're in luck as it appears Dynomighty have also expanded their range of Star Trek Mighty Wallets with another one based on the Haynes Manual, this time using the shuttlecraft cutaway image (rather attractively inverted giving an X-Ray sort of feel to it), and two more Gold Key comics designs as well:
Finally, it appears the Haynes Manual also has a German language edition on the way (next month) from the publisher Heel. They've given their edition a new cover, which seems to complement their cover for one of their previous Trek books, the Enterprise-D Technical Manual:
Tuesday, 17 August 2010
Star Trek Mighty Wallets
StarTrek.com and Dynomighty Design have announced a new range of Star Trek Mighty Wallets, a brand of wallets using a tough paper-feeling material with rich graphics and a clever stitchless expandable origami design. The company are initially offering three designs, available now, two featuring artwork from classic Gold Key Star Trek comics and the third using what appears to be one of the new technical drawings from the forthcoming Haynes Enterprise Manual
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According to the StarTrek.com interview Dynomighty hope to release more designs later in the year, and explore the other Star Trek series. They also point out they would appreciate feedback to determine the nature of future products. More images can be seen on the Dynomighty Design website, and StarTrek.com.
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According to the StarTrek.com interview Dynomighty hope to release more designs later in the year, and explore the other Star Trek series. They also point out they would appreciate feedback to determine the nature of future products. More images can be seen on the Dynomighty Design website, and StarTrek.com.
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