My Scooby Stuff - Item 392 - Scooby Igloo Cooler

Item 392 - Scooby Igloo Cooler

This limited-edition Mystery Machine Playmate Elite cooler is amazing!! My husband sent me the link and I bought it immediately. It's the perfect shape to make it look like the gang is in the Mystery Machine! The cooler costs $49.99 and can be purchased from the Igloo Coolers Website. The cooler was released for Scooby's 50th Anniversary!

The cooler is 16 quarts (15 liters) and holds 30 12-ounce cans. It weighs 4.18 lbs. and it measures 15.88" x 10.19" x 14.88".

The front of the cooler is pretty cool, though the picture on the front doesn't match the pictures on the sides.

The back is plain, but you can tell it's the Mystery Machine. They could have added a license plate that says "IGLOO" or "Scooby50," but they didn't.

The bottom of the cooler has the trademark information.

This is what the cooler looks like with the top open.

The front of the tag has Scooby and says "Igloo Collab Series."

The back of the tag shows that it was released for Scooby's 50th Anniversary, along with the copyright and size info. The cooler is copyright 2019 and made in the USA.

My Scooby Stuff - Item 391 - Scooby-Doo Light Projector

Item 391 - Scooby-Doo Light Projector

My cousin sent me a picture of this Scooby-Doo LED Shadowlights Light Projector and I immediately bought it online and picked it up at my local Walmart. The light projector cost $12.97. The projector rotates and projects images of Scooby-Doo, a few villains (Phantom Shadow, Zombie), gravestones, "Ruh Roh!", "Happy Haunting" and bats on the wall. The light is orange.

Here is the top view of the light projector where you can see all the pictures. The dome of the light projector seems to be a thin film, so you have to be careful not to touch it because when you do it indents and will probably break.



Check out my video to see how it works.

The projector came in this packaging with a 'Try Me' button that you can hold down to see the projector in action. It says it projects up to 10 feet, but when you move it too far from the wall, the images get blurry.

Both sides of the box show some of the images that get projected. None of the images come out as clear as they show on the box.

The back of the box shows a picture of the projector and has the copyright info on it. The box shows that the light is orange and that makes me wonder if they were planning on releasing this is different colors.

The Scooby-Doo Light Projector is copyright 2019 by Gemmi Industries Corp and made in China.

The bottom of the box has the instructions on how to take the projector out of the box, how to use it and a bunch of warnings. It says this is not a toy and should be used for decorative purposes only.

My Scooby Stuff - Item 390 - Mystery Machine Batmobile

Item 390 - Mystery Machine Batmobile

In honor of Batman Day today, I am posting this Scooby-Doo Mystery Machine Batmobile Hot Wheels car. This car was put out to promote Scooby-Doo! & Batman: The Brave and the Bold, which was released on DVD January 9, 2018. I don't usually take my collection items out of the package, but I decided to take this out because I have 2 of them and the packaging on this one was a little messed up so I didn't feel too bad taking it out.

I got one of them from Brent, who has The Mystery Machine of Southern Illinois and the other from Fabian, who told me about Carson Courage Cars. Carson Courage Cars was created to honor the memory of Carson, a nearly 5 year old boy who was killed in 2012 when a grave stone fell on him. Fabian sent me a Mystery Machine Batmobile to hide as a Carson Car as well. Thanks again Brent and Fabian!

This Batmobile is pretty cool! It's got the colors of the Mystery Machine and the look of the Batmobile. It measures 3" long and 3/4" tall.

Both sides look the same. The design is pretty much exact.

Here is the front of the car.

And the back of the car.

The bottom of the car says it is made in Malaysia and shows a copyright date of 2014, which is odd since the car wasn't released until the movie came out in 2018 and would have been made in 2017.

This is the packaging that the car came in. The front of the packaging features a picture of the car, the Hot Wheels, Scooby-Doo, Batman and DC logos and shows that this is number 3 out of 10 cars.

The back of the box has the warnings, bar code, copyright info, and consumer info. This car is number 3 out of 10 for the HW Screen Time series of Hot Wheels cars. The HW Screen Time set includes cars that are inspired by movies, TV shows, video games, etc. The other cars in this series include:

1. Cruella De Vil
2. Grumobile
3. Batmobile
4. '71 Mustang Mach 1
5. Spider Mobile
6. U.S.S. Enterprise NCC-1701
7. U.S.S. Vengeance
8. '15 Mercedes-AMG GT
9. Back to the Future Time Machine - Hover Mode
10. Minecart

Based on the Hot Wheels website, there is also a Corvette Stingray in the HW Screen Time series that isn't one of the 10.

The Mystery Machine Batmobile has both 2017 (Hot Wheels) and 2018 (Batman, Scooby-Doo) as the copyright date on the back of the package.

My Scooby Stuff - Item 389 - Scooby-Doo, Where Are You T-Shirt

Item 389 - Scooby-Doo, Where Are You T-Shirt

I got this Scooby-Doo, Where Are You! shirt at the BoxLunch store. The shirt features the Phantom Shadow from the Scooby-Doo, Where Are You! episode 'A Night of Fright is no Delight.' The gang is also featured, however, they used the characters from Scooby-Doo! Mystery Incorporated instead of the version from Scooby-Doo, Where Are You!, which is odd since the shirt specifically says "Scooby-Doo...Where Are You!'

Here is a closer look at the picture on the shirt.

The inside of the shirt is stamped with the BoxLunch logo, the Scooby-Doo! logo and has the copyright and material info. The shirt is copyright 2019, made in Mexico and made of 100% cotton.  I got extra large because the shirts seem to run small and it didn't look like the medium size would actually fit.

The back of the shirt is plain.

My Scooby Stuff - Item 388 - Mystery Machine Baseball Cap

Item 388 - Mystery Machine Baseball Cap

Here is another item I got at the BoxLunch store. This Mystery Machine baseball cap is black and teal and has a patch of the Mystery Machine. This was another product released for Scooby's 50th that doesn't have the 50th logo on it. Actually, I haven't gotten anything at BoxLunch that has the 50th logo on it except the Space Kook Pop Figure.

The back has an adjustable strap so you can make it fit your head.

The price of the hat is $18.90. The tag features the WB logo with the gang peaking out from behind it.

The hat is copyright 2019. The other tag shows the BoxLunch name.

I think my dragon statue did a great job holding the hat for me so I could take pictures :)

My Scooby Stuff - Item 387 - Scooby-Doo Chibi Keychain

Item 387 - Scooby-Doo Chibi Keychain

I purchased this Scooby-Doo Chibi Keychain on the BoxLunch website. (Chibi is a Japanese slang word that is used to describe something short.) This Scooby is pretty cute and the Scooby Snacks charm that is attached is awesome!  It retails for $8.90 and with the discount I got, it cost me $6.61. I had it shipped to the store, which took almost 2 weeks for it to get delivered. The keychain is made of metal and measures approximately 2" tall and 1 1/2" wide.

 The back of the keychain sort of looks like a dog. It doesn't really look like Scooby from the back.

The card attached to the keychain has the most recent design. I like this design as it add a little pop to the tag instead of it just being a solid color.

The back of the tag shows the price was $8.90 and it is copyright 2019. The keychain was made in China and is for ages 14 and up.

My Scooby Stuff - Item 386 - Scooby-Doo with Sandwich Pop Figure

Item 386 - Scooby-Doo with Sandwich Pop Figure

This Scooby-Doo Pop figure is really cute. He's got his tongue hanging out and he's holding a sandwich. This Scooby is number 625. The box has the 50 Years logo.

The back of the box has half of Scooby on it, the other Pop figures, including this Scooby, and the copyright info.

The sides of the box have a picture of the Pop figure and you can see the side of the Pop figure.

Here is a closer look at Scooby. His face is too cute!

The top of the box shows the top of Scooby's head and the Funko logos.

The bottom of the box has warnings and other info.

This Scooby-Doo Pop figure is copyright 2019.

My Scooby Stuff - Item 385 - Frightface Scooby and The Black Knight Figures

Item 385 - Frightface Scooby and The Black Knight Figures

I know I already posted a piece from my collection this morning, but I felt that this one was also just as important to post on the 50th Anniversary of Scooby-Doo!

I chose this Walmart exclusive Scooby-Doo figure set as today's other 50th Anniversary collection post because The Black Knight was the first villain to ever appear in a Scooby-Doo episode. The Black Knight was featured in the very first episode of Scooby-Doo, Where Are You! 'What a Night for a Knight' on September 13, 1969. That means that today is also the 50th birthday of The Black Knight!

The back of the box has a picture of the figures, a bio on Scooby and The Black Knight, the 50th logo and the copyright info.

Here are the figures. Like most of my other items, I haven't taken them out of the box.

The sides of the box are the same, they have the 50 Years logo and a picture of Scooby with a birthday hat and a sign that says Happy Birthday.

The top of the box has the Scooby-Doo logo, the 50th logo and the name of the figures.

This figure set is copyright 2019.