It's a weekend so for those who do not have any scheduled airsoft event, here's something for you to ponder on for the next two days --- trying to guess the new products that Tokyo Marui will unveil during the Tokyo Hobby Show 2013 which will be on the 16th to the 17th of September 2013, just a bit over a week from today.

This has become a tradition of the company to put out the teaser a week before any major expo, and it's usually four products. Given the teaser that they have put out at their Events page, we see four products with just a small part of each product revealed. So, let's see these sneak peek stuff:

This one's another M4/AR Rifle. Is it another recoil and blowback AEG or an HC custom? But our hunch is that it is an M4 Gas Blowback Rifle as we have been getting good indications that the company are entering gas blowback products in the SMG, PDW, Carbine, and Long Rifles starting with the MP7 GBB. Having their M4 GBB is just a natural progression as the M4 or the AR platform is usually the introductory route for GBB carbines/rifles by airsoft manufacturers.

And this one looks tough to guess, or not? But it does look like a TAVOR 21 and we just hope it has a recoil and blowback engine. If it does, sign us up in the pre-order.

This is easy. It's a suppressor for the Tokyo Marui HK416D with the electric blowback and recoil.

Last one, it's another gas blowback pistol. With the Biohazard Samurai Edge A1 Jill Valentine Model already released, we don't think this is another from theBiohazard Series. This is definitely the HK45 Gas Blowback pistol as we have seen plastic mock-ups of this during exhibits of the company.

We hope that there's innovation with this new batch of airsoft products that will be announced at the Tokyo Hobby Show 2013, though the year's first batch from the company are already exciting enough, especially the gas-powered M870 Tactical, we will never be satisfied as we expect more surprises from the company which just leads in innovation in the airsoft industry.

We'll finally know on the actual day itself and once that event is done and over with, we now save up for our Christmas presents to ourselves as we expect the availability of these products by the Christmas Season.