The Nacelle Co. continues the rapid expansion of its toy and consumer products division with products for kids and collectors alike.
Following the recent debut of its kid-focused Garden Surprise collectibles line, the company dropped the curtain on its next brand: Big Bad Battle Caps. The new line includes a range of products designed to capture the spirit of bottle cap games, but with a fresh, modern look. The line is debuting alongside an official commercial directed by Manny Galán at MAKE Visual.
“Since the first time I showed my son, Grant, this commercial, he has not stopped asking for Big Bad Battle Caps,” says Brian Volk-Weiss, founder and CEO, The Nacelle Co. “I challenge anyone to get that song out of their heads in less than 72 hours!”
Big Bad Battle Caps differ from other battle-based toys and games by encouraging players to hone their skills and technique rather than winning by chance. The full range includes hundreds of unique characters, snap-on accessories, and add-on sets for play expansion.
The Nacelle Co. plans to offer Big Bad Battle Caps to mass and specialty retailers across the U.S. and will also sell direct-to-consumer (D2C) at nacellestore.com. Retail buyers can reach out to Michael Goodman for information: mgoodman@nacellecompany.com.
Over the past few years, The Nacelle Co. has branched out as a diversified media company. Known for its comedy specials and TV series, including Netflix’s The Toys That Made Us and the multiplatform A Toy Store Near You, The Nacelle Co. now produces podcasts, is involved in publishing, and has been building a robust portfolio of licensed brands.
The company recently revealed its Legends of Laughter action figure line, featuring Joan Rivers, Bill Hicks, and Lenny Bruce, and is now shipping the first figures from its reimagined version of Ideal Toys’ Robo Force, featuring updated versions of the 1980s’ Maxx Steele and Wrecker. Additionally, the company is in production on its updated Sectaurs and Power Lords lines that were previously offered by Coleco and Revell nearly 40 years ago.
