Two New Webpages: Santa Bobbleheads & Lego Bionicle Toys

I finished a couple more webpages that are available for you to take a look at if you are interested. One is about Lego Bionicle toys, and the other is called Santa Bobble Head, but it is actually a page full of bobble heads related to the Christmas show "Rudolph The Red-Nosed Reindeer".

The Bionicle webpage is interesting because it covers a fair bit of territory in the Lego Bionicle franchise. Lego has been making bionicles since around 2001 and recently announced a temporary end to production of the popular toy line.

It has been a somewhat profitably series for Lego as they produced dozens of different editions of the robotic toys every year and three movies were made about the series. There's even a burgeoning graphic novel industry surrounding the line which will continue for the foreseeable future.

The Santa bobblehead itself is really kind of cute and it's the type of thing my mom and sisters would probably snap up just as a Christmas decoration. The webpage also features some others from the animated Christmas special including Rudolph of course, the Bumble, and Herbie the Dentist elf - although for some reason they've named him "Hermey". I'm pretty sure it should be Herbie because that's what we've always called him around our house. Plus there's a nice Frosty The Snowman bobblehead to round things out. Unfortunately they don't have one for Yukon Cornelias or for the Burl Ives snowman narrator, but perhaps that's in the books for next Christmas.

Nodnik Bobbleheads: Funko's Latest Line Of Collectibles

My latest webpage on Squidoo is all about Nodniks. What's a "Nodnik" you say? Well, it's a bobblehead. Lots of people collect various bobbleheads (some are unbelievable collectors) and also give them away as gifts. One in particular is the Dwight Shrute bobblehead (Rain Wilson's character from The Office) which is a best seller all by itself.

I looked at the Nodkin line that's produced by Funko and they're actually kinda cool. Mostly they have a bunch of superheroes - Spiderman, Ironman, and some others like Fred Flintstone and Barney Rubble. All good. They have pretty much the same dimensions as the picture, although they can come in two forms, the "buff", superhero body-type and one that's a little rounder in the mid-section.

One thing I liked about these bobbleheads is that you have the option of purchasing blank forms and customize them as you like. I've included some pictures of what some folks have done with their painting skills. Take a look at the page at Nodnik Bobbleheads are cool and collectible! and let me know what you think. I like the page and I will be adding to it as I go because according to Funko, they'll be adding even more designs in the near future.