Hasta La Gadget!

Game of Thrones fans get out your wallets. ThinkGeek has a set of replica dragon eggs that you know you want to add to your collection. There are three egg replicas in the box. Each of the eggs isn’t a petrified dragon, rather they are made from resin.

The box is made from Cunninghamia wood and lined with black silk. The fittings on the box are made from brass. The replica eggs are official Game of Thrones licensed merchandise.

The outside lid of the box has the Targaryen sigil in red and white on the top. The box measures 9 3/4″(L) x 4 3/4″(W) x 3 3/4″(H) and each egg is 3″(H) and 2 1/4″ in diameter.

You can pick up your set of replica dragon eggs for $99.99(USD). Order quick enough and you could be hiding these for the kids this Easter.

By George! Who would have thought that dragons actually exist in this day and age? Wait a minute here, it is not as though we have concrete proof (biological ones) that dragons existed in the past other than in drawings and folklore. Well, if you think that you have a cool $60,000 lying around, then you might want to be the best house in the neighborhood for kids to visit during Halloween this year with the Flying Fire Breathing Dragon.

Yes sir, this particular remote controlled jet-powered dragon is capable of soaring through the air at up to 70 mph, and it is also able to breathe out fire of its own thanks to propane from within. The dragon comes with LED eyes that can be commanded to glow red while it emits a fiery 3′ blast of flame from a cleverly concealed (and flight-disabled) propane tank and igniter that has been specially built into its toothy maw. A miniature turbine engine constructed and embedded within the beast’s chest would be able to offer enough thrust that exits the rear at 500 mph, and a 10 minute flight results in 1/2 gallon of jet aircraft fuel or kerosene.

Use this to enact your very own Desolation of Smaug scenes right in the comfort of your very own backyard, just be extra careful at where you point the flames!
[ Flying Fire Breathing Dragon terrorizes the neighborhood copyright by Coolest Gadgets ]

From ThinkGeek’s Radiant Farms – the fictional ranch that brought you Canned Unicorn Meat – comes another yummy mythical meal. With, Canned Dragon Meat you’ll get “100% of your daily value of havoc, terror, inferno, destruction, magic, and rage.”

Actually each can contains a stuffed severed dragon head. It’s already slightly charred, so you don’t need to go Dracarys on it. You can order Canned Dragon Meat from ThinkGeek for $10 (USD).

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I’ve heard of having a monkey on your back, but a dragon? Get ready for some fiery breath over your shoulder with this epic Dragon Backpack. It will make you look badass and carry all of your stuff at the same time.

It’s like having a special friend that you carry around. A friend that can kill with fire and claw if anyone messes with you.

Unfortunately, this was a one-of-a-kind piece that leather artist Bob Basset made a few years back, and he doesn’t plan on making any more. There goes your plan to become King (or Mother) of dragons.

[via This Is Why I’m Broke]

I may be a nerd, but it just seems like circuit boards make everything better. They are all shiny and full of circuits. And when you make dragons from old circuit boards, they look pretty amazing. They probably breathe electricity rather than fire.

These cool dragons were made by Amanda aka TheblueKraken. Each dragon has been made into brooches, necklaces or business card holders that have gleaming (artificial) opals for eyes. She handcuts each circuit board, removes all of the extraneous elements, and then polishes and seals them in clear coat before assembling them with rivets.

I love how she used different circuit boards for the wings, adding some depth. And check out this design – it’s a red dragon necklace, made from a less common red circuit board and hesonite garnets.

These and other cool designs are available over at TheBlueKraken’s ArtFire shop.

I pity the knight who goes up against these dragons. Electricity and armor don’t mix.

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