Sunday, 26 April 2026
Robo Ball
Talking Batmobiles! The Taped Crusader!
Some toy Batmobiles talk.
I know, I had one.
I think it was the one auctioned here, the left car with the huge bulb canopies.
I remember taking mine apart to get the little record to play again.
Not sure what the other batmobile is. Mego?
Did your batcar talk?
Saturday, 25 April 2026
Greenland 2: Stagnation
I do love a good disaster movie. The sub-genre of extinction level meteor strikes is a particular favourite, from Deep Impact right up to Greenland with that burly Scot Gerard Butler.
This week I caught the sequel to Greenland, Greenland Migration (no spoilers here) on Prime.
I was genuinely excited. The Missus watched it too. I thought after five years in the bunker there would be some interesting stuff going on.
It was OK. Entertaining enough. But for some reason I was disappointed. I dunno, the actors just didn't seem to have their heart in it and I found the whole affair a bit of a mess. Maybe I was having an off-day and a second helping might taste better.
Have you seen Greenland Migration?
The Cylon Action Figure Tank: More Mystery!
The Cylon Tank Mystery!
The Treehouse of Horror
Well I ticked another thing off my list of stuff to see this morning. Purely by chance I caught The Simpsons Halloween special, The Treehouse of Horror on TV, after watching Frasier.
For years I've seen cards, comics, toys and all sorts from this special but never the thing itself.
I used to watch the Simpsons when it first came out but stopped. It was fun seeing the Treehouse though, I enjoyed all the horror references, especially the famous Twilight Zone episode with the monster on the plane's wing. Was that William Shatner?
There was lots of stuff from Coppola's Dracula too, with the distinctive double bee-hive hairdo. Oddly enough, I thought Treehouse was older than that. I'm not sure when it was made.
Anyways, job done. I've seen it now. Have you readers?
T in Space
T Toys aka T in a Circle aka Tai Hing toys made some gorgeous space toy vehicles in the Sixties.
Hong Kong forerunners of Project SWORD, you can clearly see echoes of the Moonbus in this plain titled Space Vehicle. Those are the Moonbus pilots too!
T in a Circle did release the SWORD Moonbus, eventually picked up and rebranded by Century 21 Toys.
Have you any Hong Kong T?
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CHECKLISTS BY BRAND (FOR COUNTRY BY COUNTRY SEE TOP OF BLOG)
PROJECT SWORD SPACEX TIMELINE
- 1968 SPACEX LT10 CONCEPT
- 1966 SPACE GLIDER REAL THING
- 1969 LUNAR CLIMBER & MOONSHIP
- 1968 PROJECT SWORD ANNUAL
- 1968 TV21 #168 PROJECT SWORD PHASE 2
- 1968 PLEASURE CRUISER CONCEPT
- 1968 CENTURY 21 TOY MANUAL
- 1967 SCOUT 1 CONCEPT
- 1967 NUCLEAR FERRY TOY AD
- 1967 SWORD TOY AD
- 1967 SWORD TOY AD
- 1966 SPACE GLIDER CONCEPT
- 1966 HOVERTANK IN COMIC
- 1966 NUKE PULSE NEEDLEPROBE IN COMIC
- 1966 ZERO X FILM DEBUT
- 1966 MOONBUS IN COMIC
- 1966 SPACE PATROL 1
- 1966 P3 HELICOPTER IN COMIC
- 1966 SAND FLEA AND SNOW TRAIN
- 1966 MOBILE LAUNCH PAD IN COMIC
- 1965 SPACEX MOONBASE CONCEPT
- 1965 APOLLO FIRST UK TOY AD
- 1962 NOVA CONCEPT
- 1962 MOONBUS CONCEPT
- 1961 MOON PROSPECTOR CONCEPT
- 1953 MOLAB CONCEPT
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